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| Dec. 26, 1996 | Domestic relations attorney and gender-harmony advocate Darcia Krause | ||
| Dec. 19, 1996 | State Senator John Lim-R, District 11 | ||
| Dec. 12, 1996 | Attorney General, elect, Hardy Myers-D, of Oregon | ||
| Dec. 5, 1996 | Layne Barlow and Bill Holt of the Oregon Men's Association The The Bridge School, teaching literacy to the homeless. |
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| Nov. 28, 1996 | Sandy Sykes and others from "Families For Children Of Oregon" | ||
| Nov. 21, 1996 | Chris Rapp, editor of the new magazine, "Fathers and Families", in California | ||
| Nov. 14, 1996 | Oregon Observer publisher Ed Snook. Irish/Celtic music band Darby O'Gill |
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| Nov. 7, 1996 | Clinical psychologist Dr. Peter Okulitch. Former State Senator Walter Brown-D, with a comprehensive election wrap-up |
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| Oct. 31, 1996 | US House candidate Tonie Nathan-L. State Representative Mike Fahey-R, Dist. 17. |
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| Oct. 24, 1996 | US House candidate Scott Bruun-D. US Senate candidate Tom Bruggere-D. |
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| Oct. 17, 1996 | US Senate candidate Gordon Smith-R. US House candidate Bill Witt-R. |
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| Oct. 10, 1996 | Retired four star general Tony McPeak-R, of the Dole/Kemp campaign. Attorney General candidate Hardy Myers-D. |
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| Oct. 3, 1996 | Attorney General candidate Victor Hoffer-R. US Senate candidate Stormy Mon-L, US House candidate Bruce Knight |
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| Sept. 26, 1996 | Democratic Party Spokesperson Leslie Carlson, discusses the Presidential re-election campaign of Bill Clinton and Al Gore. | Clark Seeley, discusses the upcoming Oregon legislative session and bill to assure access to children during and after divorce. | |
| Sept. 19, 1996 | Paul Anthony, discusses teaching music from a family perspective. | Kevin Schaumleffle, discusses the Joint Custody and Parental Cooperation ballot initiative. | |
| Sept. 12, 1996 | Senator Randy Leonard (D-9) on a procedure to handle problems arising with Children's Services Division, and on examining unfounded allegations of child abuse during and after divorce. | ||
| Sept. 5, 1996 | Alan Winter, publisher, Mentor Magazine, discusses the importance of practicing tolerance in daily life. | ||
| Aug. 29, 1996 | Attorney Darcia Krause, discusses the importance of taking every case as a different situation, and women who were not yet ready to be parents. | ||
| Aug. 22, 1996 | Former Sen. Walter Brown provides an overview of political and economic issues facing Oregonians. | Ed Snook, editor and publisher, the Oregon Observer, discusses the need for accountability and oversight in the Oregon government and bureaucracies. | |
| Aug. 15, 1996 | Pam Brown and Peggy Olson, discuss becoming ministers and approaching anger management classes from a gender-neutral, non-political approach. | ||
| Aug. 8, 1996 | Attorney Jim Greenfield discusses topical political subjects, fields calls from listeners, and promotes then need for better cooperation regarding children in divorce. | ||
| Aug. 1, 1996 | Shawn Graham, MS Counseling, discusses the importance of men and women granting each other mutual respect. | Glenn Dettwiler, discusses forming a health center for men. | |
| July 25, 1996 | Reverend Sandy Shipley on the importance of developing all of one's aspects and abilities in life. | ||
| July 18, 1996 | Diana Brown, a woman engineer, and Andy Sheldon, a man secretary, discuss men and women in non-traditional roles. | ||
| July 11, 1996 | Susan Greathouse, WIC, Woman, Infant and Children, on helping people in need without promoting dependency or undermining personal responsibility. | Kevin Schaumleffle, on the importance of assuring access to children at and after divorce. | |
| July 4, 1996 | Jim McVittie and Stacey Seeger on the JayCees as opportunities for young men and women to start careers and meet quality people. | ||
| June 27, 1996 | Presidential candidate Mary Cal Hollis, Socialist Party, discusses her campaign and issues facing Americans. | Introductions of former Senator Walt Brown and Barbara Brown. | Attorney David Slader, on filing a lawsuit against a child abuser. |
| June 20, 1996 | Author Warren Farrell, Ph.D. on not objectifying either women as sex objects or men as provider objects. | Reverend Sandy Shipley, on developing awareness and compassion. | Stu Holbrook, Panurge Emporium, on starting a business as a means to self-empowerment. |
| June 13, 1996 | Kurt Jaeger, discusses Father's Day and the importance of honoring fathers once a year. | Fred Lehr, on fairness and equality between men and women on all issues. | |
| June 6, 1996 | Sandy and Joel Sykes, Oregon Families United, discuss the need for accountability in the Children's Services Division. | Linda Amodeo, Mothers for Justice, on the importance of men and women working together. | |
| May 30, 1996 | Jean-Pierre Fontenot, PSU Alumni, discusses the value of a college education as a talk radio host and businessman. | Bill Holt and Layne Barlow, on the importance of assuring access to children in divorce. | |
| May 23, 1996 | Victorial Guillebeau, Socialist Party candidate for US Congress, District 3, introduced by former Senator Walt Brown and Barbara Brown. | David Winter, VOCAL, Victims of Child Abuse Laws, on families hurt by unfounded allegations of child abuse. | |
| May 16, 1996 | Harry Londsdale, discusses his candidacy for US Senator from Oregon and the importance of campaign finance reform. | Paul H. Shane, candidate for US Senate. | Anna Nevenich, candidate for State Representative, Oregon |
| May 9, 1996 | Jim Bunn, David Miller and Clark Seeley, candidates for US Representative, District 5, debate. | ||
| May 2, 1996 | Sharon Scott, Democrat, on her candidacy for US Representative, District 5. | ||
| Apr. 25, 1996 | Gene Nanni, former Libertarian candidate for US Senate from Oregon, discusses starting a business as economic empowerment and fulfillment. | ||
| Apr. 18, 1996 | Mark Brunelle, Republican candidate for US Representative District 3, discusses excess taxation and government waste. | ||
| Apr. 11, 1996 | Jan Carothers, Committed Partners for Youth. | John Williams, Dick Sleepers, and Marsha Phillips discuss false memory syndrome. | |
| Apr. 4, 1996 | Marsha Everett discusses the need for accountability in the Children Services Division and a citizen's oversight commission to fairly monitor each bureaucracy for abuses. | ||
| Mar. 28, 1996 | Clark Seeley, discusses the importance of a successfully employed parent as a role model for children in a divorce. | ||
| Mar. 21, 1996 | Velynda Washington, author, "Abused Men An Analytical Perception," on domestic violence against men and fathers. | ||
| Mar. 14, 1996 | Joe and Lynnette Barkowski, discuss the importance of assuring access to children and rewarding cooperationn during and after divorce. | ||
| Mar. 7, 1996 | Mel Rumwell, discusses being a financial and retirement advisor from a family perspective. | ||
| Feb. 29, 1996 | Mazama Club, member Katy Foehl discusses mountain climbing as a means to personal fulfillment for a woman. | Rick Scheetz, Kevin Schaumleffle, and Jada Mae Langloss, on the importance of mutual respect between the genders. | |
| Feb. 22, 1996 | John Duke, Outside In, discusses the importance of family in preventing youth runaways and helping street kids. | ||
| Feb. 15, 1996 | Tim Criswell, Ph.D., licensed professional counselor, on the importance of cooperation between mothers and fathers and public policy. | ||
| Feb. 8, 1996 | Velynda Washington, author, "Abused Men An Analytical Perception," on domestic violence against men and fathers. | Mike Morrisey, on starting a business as a means to independence and fulfillment. | |
| Feb. 1, 1996 | Attorney Ivan J. Vesely, Committee on Equality, Multnomah County Bar Association, on being a child in Czechoslovakia during the Hitler occupation and the true meaning of being oppressed. | ||
| Jan. 25, 1996 | Jimmy Baca, Lamonte Florence, Gloria Ross, Jada Mae Langloss, and Michael Moore on being homeless and helping the homeless constructively. | ||
| Jan. 18, 1996 | Marsha Everett, discusses the need for accountability in the Children Services Divisionn and a citizen's oversight commission to fairly monitor each bureaucracy for abuses | Guy Auker, discusses helping men and women to effectively communicate. | |
| Jan. 11, 1996 | Kathy Mulder, discusses the importance of assuring access to children during and after divorce. | ||
| Jan. 4, 1996 | Larry Winthrop, president and founder, Consumer Credit Counseling Service, on surviving holiday debt and strengthening families through wise financial management. | ||
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