Season 2 · Episode 14
S2 Ep14: News With My Fiance: April 21st 2022
April 21, 20221h 15m
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Show Notes
On this weeks show
Canada to ban foreigners from buying homes as prices soar
Massachusetts parents sue school, say officials encouraged children to use new names, pronouns without consent
Downtown Portland property owners, developers bankroll big money push to defeat Jo Ann Hardesty, reelect Dan Ryan in City Council races
FBI warns of rise in sextortion crimes targeting teen boys
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signs farmworker overtime pay bill
At 8:45, News Editor for the Portland Mercury, Alex Zelinski, will be joining us to talk about the spicy Washington County DA race that is taking aim at Portland.
Hosts, producers: Morgan Jones and DJ Ambush
Hosts, producers: Morgan Jones and DJ Ambush
Engineer: Nebraska Lucas
News writers: Bryan Miller
Podcast Editor: Kyle Gilmer
TEXT MESSAGES:
7:58am Not to change the subject to much but it definitely Doesn't fall far from the rental crisis
Podcast Editor: Kyle Gilmer
TEXT MESSAGES:
7:58am Not to change the subject to much but it definitely Doesn't fall far from the rental crisis
8:04am I make 31$ an hours and it's not enough to live comfortable
8:09am FACTS
8:12am I bought a house in 1985 for one year’s salary at an average mid level manager state job. That house is now worth more than 7 times the median annual wage… I could not afford to move the past 20 years if I wanted to! I’m probably here until they wheel me out…
8:13am FLAAATLINERS!!!!! Flatliners was NO JOKE! -Rudo
8:24am I have no idea how I would live if I was coming up now. It is scary as hell.
8:34am Good morning Morgan and Ambush. Did y'all hear about the professor, at Shawnee State (Ohio), who refused to use a student's preferred pronouns on the grounds of religious freedom? The university settled for 400k --Malcolm
8:44am I wanted to make a correction... the professor sued the university because he was being "reprimanded". The university settled with him for 400k rather than draw it out.