Today’s show covered everything from national observances to space exploration, politics, and a few moments that had us shaking our heads.
We marked National Clams on the Half Shell Day (Zeoli Day!), National Farm Workers Day (or… Chuck Norris Day if we’re being honest), National Dance Marathon Day, National Crayola Day, National Tater Day, and National Bunsen Burner Day—a little something for everyone.
🚀 Space is back in a big way: NASA is preparing for the Artemis II mission, marking the first time in 53 years that humans will head back toward the moon. Launch coverage and schedule details here:
🔗 https://www.nasa.gov/artemis-ii
We also discussed what leadership can realistically accomplish at the state level, referencing commentary on what a Republican governor can—and cannot—do in Oregon, and how expectations often don’t match reality.
On the federal level, there’s talk of using constitutional authority to force Congress back into session to address DHS funding—raising questions about executive power and political pressure.
🦠 A new COVID variant has reportedly been detected in at least 25 states, prompting concern—and, depending on who you ask, a fair amount of skepticism about how the story is being presented.
🔗 https://katu.com/
🏀 Big news in the Northwest as new ownership officially completes the purchase of the Portland Trail Blazers following NBA approval—marking a new chapter for the franchise.
✝️ And as we head into Holy Week, a time for reflection, many are taking a step back from the noise to focus on what matters most.
A wide-ranging show with information, perspective, and a few well-earned eye rolls.
