For many people, it just wouldn’t be mornings without Bob Miller.  Featuring breaking news, traffic, weather, and the latest on the OSU Beavers, listeners don’t want to miss Bob’s take on what’s going on.  Bob’s sense of humor takes a topical and informative  show and makes it an entertaining way to start the day.

Shifting gears at 9 am, John Gibson discusses the day’s top stories in context of his viewpoint.  Both entertaining and enlightening, he definitely has the Fox feel and outlook.  Gibson convincingly destroys faulty arguments and wrong-headed assumptions sometimes found in the media and delivers up a large helping of truth.

She’s live, local and always standing up for what’s right!  You can count on Victoria Taft to keep tabs on local issues and those calling the shots.  She led Portland’s tax-day tea party that attracted upwards of 7,000 people to Pioneer Square.  Her listeners know that she will give them the “other side of the story.”  When media is biased, she exposes it.

Banned from Great Britain for daring to speak the truth, he breaks new ground every day in the talk radio world.  Savage is not afraid to wade into controversial waters, and he does so with courage.  His approach to the news is uniquely his.  Thus, his many listeners know they will get a perspective that they won’t hear anywhere else. 

Here is a constitutional lawyer whose already strong ability to present a compelling argument was likely enhanced by working close to the “great communicator” in the Reagan White House.  With the experience of broadcast journalist, law professor and author, he brings superb credentials to the table.  His listeners agree that he dissects and analyzes the toughest issues with amazing clarity. 

Clark Howard provides valuable information that helps people live their life better and do it for less.  Baffling problems get resolved in the most satisfactory manner.  Listening to Clark Howard is like getting a free college education on complicated financial issues with one exception.  He translates it into plain English at no extra charge.

Neal Boortz believes in freedom and the constitution and brings common sense to the events of the day within this framework.  Not one to get lost in the esoteric, he brings his conversation down to street level and is not afraid to have a sense of humor along the way or offend the entrenched.

No stranger to Portland Rusty Humphries relates well to what matters in the Northwest.  He’s had a wealth of experience in radio and in life, including a run for the US Senate.  It’s never been more important to stand up for what’s right, and Rusty Humphries is doing that every night on KPAM 860.