
Oregon Discussion is a no-nonsense podcast that pulls back the curtain on Oregon’s government, policies, and spending. With a rotating cast of legislators and policy experts, this podcast exposes wasteful spending, bureaucratic overreach, and hidden inefficiencies that impact Oregonians every day.
From the state budget crisis to agencies creating rules without oversight, Oregon Discussion takes a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

This episode of Oregon Discussion examines Oregon’s Corporate Activity Tax and the Student Success Act. Lawmakers discuss education funding, business impacts, and whether increased spending has led to better results for students and communities.
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Mike McLane and Shelly Boshart-Davis are joined by Angela Wilhelms of Oregon Business & Industry to discuss Oregon’s declining business climate, rising regulatory burden, and the policy choices shaping the state’s economy. This episode looks at jobs,... more
This episode of Oregon D.O.G.E. focuses on public safety challenges across the state, including declining state police staffing, homelessness policy, and controversial legislation in Salem. Lawmakers discuss how these issues are impacting communities... more
Oregon ranks top-10 in education spending — but near the bottom in outcomes. In this episode, Senator Mike McLane, Representative Shelly Boshart Davis, and former State Representative Tracy Kramer examine why Oregon’s education system continues to fa... more
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I like the information you bring to the podcast. My request is if you could get a democrat on the podcast to discuss an alternative view from the legislature on the topics you bring up.
I’m Gen Z and I’m democrat who grew up in Portland and still lives here. I fundamentally disagree with some of your views and I always will. I think you’re wrong about a lot of things.
This is a great show.
It provides critical insight into what is actually happening in our State Legislature and has educated me substantially on a variety of issues and topics I otherwise would’ve had no idea about. I hope you continue to produce this!
Listened to the first few and wanted to leave the state, I thought this would be better than where I came from…But now I want to somehow get involved. Will look to my local Rep.Party headquarters and see what I can do.
It’s time the Oregon voters wake up and smell the swamp. This podcast is such a refreshing expose’ of what has been going on in Salem for too any years. The waste is overwhelming.and has to be reigned in if we ever want the Oregon we knew in the past.
I finally listened to a full episode today, and then proceeded to listen to two more. I’m hooked. The host and co-host’s demeanor are lighthearted, calm, humorous and utterly factual. They’ve invited excellent guests on and have facilitated conversations Oregonians need to hear and really anyone interested in policy would enjoy listening to. I highly recommend this podcast.









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