Category Archives: Radio Spots

Jefferson Smith for Mayor

Posted on April 6, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, Portland’s elections are May fifteenth and while three candidates have pulled ahead of the pack, only one has the Progressive vision Portland needs… Jefferson Smith, currently an Oregon Legislator, is running for Mayor because he thinks the … Continue reading →

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Movie Night- “Inside Job”

Posted on April 6, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, …and I’ve really been looking forward to this month’s Movie Night. In two thousand eight, our economic collapse almost destroyed the world’s banking system. Home grown Financial terrorists bilked over twenty trillion dollars from our economy. Millions … Continue reading →

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Illahee Lecture Series- Wendell Potter

Posted on April 6, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, We’ll all need to use the healthcare system at some point in our lives. I’m one of millions who think healthcare should be a right; providing for the general welfare not just providing corporate profits. The Illahee … Continue reading →

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Inner City Blues Festival- “Healing The Health Care Blues” Benefit

Posted on March 29, 2012 by tomdwyer

The Oregon Single Payer Campaign is putting on a benefit to help establish a Single Payer system that would cover all Oregonians for all medically necessary services, including doctor, hospital, preventative care, and more, paid for by a dedicated Medicare-like … Continue reading →

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Single-Payer Blues Fest :60

Posted on March 29, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, Are you singing the Health Care blues? You’re not alone. Norman Sylvester, the Lloyd Jones Struggle, LaRhonda Steele, along with Jim Mesi, Sonny Hess, and more will all be singing the blues for one night… Saturday, April … Continue reading →

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Single-Payer Blues Fest :30

Posted on March 29, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, Have you been singing the Health Care blues? Join us Saturday, April fourteenth, as the Melody Ballroom hosts the Inner City Blues Festival for Single Payer Health Care. Enjoy food and music with Norman Sylvester, the Lloyd … Continue reading →

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Satisfaction

Posted on March 27, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, It’s not a shops size, but your satisfaction that really matters… …and Tom Dwyer Automotive Services has been consistently delivering that satisfaction since 1981. We’re large enough to have the state of the art capabilities that today’s … Continue reading →

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Due Process

Posted on March 22, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, Attorney General Eric Holder has re-defined “due process”. I’ve always thought it meant trial by jury, but Holder, referencing Anwar al Awlaki the accused terrorist targeted and killed by drones in Yemen, said “…‘due process’ … Continue reading →

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2012 Testimonial #2

Posted on March 22, 2012 by tomdwyer

I’m Tom Dwyer, I’d like to thank all the clients we’ve met thru K P O J, especially those that travel great distances to support us; people we’d of never met had we not chosen to support this station. Thank … Continue reading →

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News To Make You Furious- Depleted Uranium: Our billion year gift to the world.

Posted on March 9, 2012 by tomdwyer

In the 1970s, the Soviet military developed armor plating for their tanks that regular ammunition couldn’t penetrate. The Pentagon began looking for metals to make denser armor-piercing projectiles, and finally settled on depleted uranium (DU). DU is a byproduct of nuclear … Continue reading →