Republicans in Nebraska considered U.S. Senator Deb Fischer a shoo-in for re-election in 2024—until Dan Osborn, a union leader and steamfitter from Omaha, entered the race. The senior incumbent had expected to coast to a double-digit victory but ultimately finished just 7 points ahead of her challenger. In this episode, Dan (Parsons) sits down with Osborn for a rare interview. Four months after his narrow loss, Osborn reflects on his campaign, discusses his ‘Working Class Heroes’ PAC, shares his thoughts on Bernie Sanders’ recent visit to Omaha, and hints at his own political future in Nebraska.
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Republicans in Nebraska considered U.S. Senator Deb Fischer a shoo-in for re-election in 2024—until Dan Osborn, a union leader and steamfitter from Omaha, entered the race. The senior incumbent had expected to coast to a double-digit victory but ultimately finished just 7 points ahead of her challenger. In this episode, Dan (Parsons) sits down with Osborn for a rare interview. Four months after his narrow loss, Osborn reflects on his campaign, discusses his ‘Working Class Heroes’ PAC, shares his thoughts on Bernie Sanders’ recent visit to Omaha, and hints at his own political future in Nebraska.
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— Chapters —
0:00 Welcome to The Dan Parsons Show
2:44 Back to Work After U.S. Senate Run
9:46 Working Class Heroes
17:46 Best Nebraska Race to Win
29:08 Fighting the Oligarchy
33:48 Beauty of Campaigning
36:55 Thanks for Watching!
Unprecedented Support for Access to Medicine in Nebraska
Full episode with Crista Eggers https://youtu.be/Yc6VuN7YY1s?si=rtUUcO5G754qQv0S
The Future of Medicine Access in Nebraska – Crista Eggers, Activist
On November 5, 2024, Nebraskans overwhelmingly voted to legalize medical marijuana in the state. In the ensuing months, legal challenges and opposition from the state’s top elected officials have cast doubt on the future of the voter mandate. In today’s episode, Dan catches up with Crista Eggers—a mother and the campaign manager of the Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana ballot initiative—who has found herself at the center of the struggle for medicinal access.
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4:04 Status of Medical Cannabis in NE
6:20 Why is Medical Marijuana Controversial?
10:19 How Will New Regulations Take Effect?
17:20 Legislation
29:19 Thanks for Watching!
Tribute to Dave Bundy – Finding Consensus in Diverse Views
Dave Bundy, who spent 13 years as the Editor of the Lincoln Journal Star, died Sunday after a long battle with a rare form of cancer. His legacy as a compassionate journalist and editor will live on.
Dan’s tribute to Dave Bundy, Editor – Lincoln Journal Star
On the latest episode of the pod Dan gives an update on health and schedule and gives his deepest condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Dave Bundy, who spent 13 years as the Editor of the Lincoln Journal Star. After a long battle with a rare form of cancer, Dave died Sunday. He was 57.
Lincoln on the Move – quarter-cent sales tax
Rick Hoppe, Chief of Staff to Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird, discusses Lincoln on the Move, the quarter-cent sales tax used to pay for improving existing streets and constructing new streets. Voters will decide on April 8 if the city will continue the tax.
Master the Art of Beer Poking #podcast #germanbierhaus #LNK
Cody Schmick, managing partner with Kinkaider Brewing Company, explains the art of beer poking for the upcoming outdoor BockFest at Bierhaus Maisschäler in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Friday Afternoon Club – The Reboot w. Cody Schmick of Kinkaider Brewing & Chef Kevin Shinn
Welcome back to the Friday Afternoon Club with my best bud and co-host, Chef Kevin Shinn! We welcome Cody Schmick, Managing Partner of Kinkaider Brewing Co. How to build community through craft beer, good food, laughter, and a fun outdoor winter fest. Also, what the heck does “poking the dunkel” mean?
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The blah, blah, blah from Washington
Former Nebraska GOP State Senator says President Trump is “showboating” and can’t just fire people. “He’s got to deal with Congress.”
Celebrating local/nonprofit journalism
Now more than ever, local journalism is vital to a healthy community.
Dan interviews two of the creators of the Nebraska Examiner, an independent, nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization.
Over a pint of Nebraska craft beer, veteran reporters Paul Hammel and Aaron Sanderford discuss the formation of this nonprofit newsroom established to provide a hard-hitting, daily flow of important news to help us better understand our community and state.
Rediscovering Faith – A Different Metaphor: Faith That Imagines the Impossible #podcast #chef
Kevin Shinn is a chef and author who owns and operates a micro restaurant in Lincoln, Nebraska. Chef Kevin’s latest book, “A Different Metaphor: Faith That Imagines the Impossible,” is a personal story of his transition from collegiate pastor to chef, and why he left the ministry and the church as he knew it.











