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He grade's the President's wins and losses in the interview while discussing
Mark Joseph, producer of the 2024 Ronald Reagan biopic "Reagan" joined Tim Gaydos and Greg Tomlin to talk about his book "Making Reagan" that documents the decades he put into making the film, the state of Hollywood and politics and the film being disqualified from Oscar contention for not meeting the Academy's "DEI requirements"
Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington, Cliff Mass, joined guest hosts Tim Gaydos and Greg Tomlin on the John Curley Show Friday to call out the Department of Ecology and the Seattle Times for "crying wolf" and misleading the public over their claims that Washington is currently in a "drought emergency."
Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center joins The John Curley Show to share his research into where exactly your Climate Commitment Act tax dollars are really going.
Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center joins The John Curley Show to share his research into where exactly your Climate Commitment Act tax dollars are really going.
Alan Collinge, founder of StudentLoanJustice.org, called John a "know nothing schmuck" on Twitter/X over John's recent comments on student loans. So, naturally, John invited him on the show to discuss the topic on which they were apparently at ideological odds....
And as it turns out, they agree on MUCH more than either of them thought!
Joshua Thompson, city councilmember for the small town of Ellensburg, Washington, has had all of his personal information doxxed, his life threatened, his house has been shot at, spike strips hidden in his yard and now pays $800 dollars a NIGHT for private armed security in order to safely serve on the Ellensburg City Council which pays him $500 per MONTH.
State Rep Jeremie Dufault joined the John Curley Show to talk about being banned from the house floor last week, his optimism in Bob Ferguson as the Governor and why he still has hope for the future of the state of Washington
After reading a WSJ article comparing the political party to a farmers market, John does a deep dive on the current identity crisis within the Democratic Party
Baltimore's Dr. Michael Zollicoffer, aka, Dr. Z, has been healing the members of his poverty stricken community for little or no cost for decades. When he was diagnosed with colon cancer in October of last year, that same communtiy came to his rescue. And after being featured on CBS' Sunday Morning, his message of love and humanity and a broken health care system is reaching millions. He joined John Curley to share that message with us.