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On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed members of the U-Prep Musical Department during the first hour. The guests joined Carl to talk about the school’s upcoming musical production of Shrek. They shared details about the production and gave listeners a glimpse into the preparation, creativity, and hard work that go into bringing a musical theater performance to life. The segment highlighted the talents of U-Prep students and the importance of supporting performing arts programs in local schools.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed Janet Chandler to the program for a conversation about the election. They discussed election-related issues, the political landscape, and topics of interest to voters. The interview gave listeners an opportunity to hear another perspective on the issues shaping the election and the decisions facing the community.

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Today Carl's first guests were Michelle Slade and Kenny Elwood of Elwood Steakhouse.

During hour two his guests were James Mazzotta and Ronda Alvey from Enjoy Magazine.

During hour one Carl and Alex discussed local and national news.

During hour two, Marty Moseley and Dan Sloan joined Carl for the monthly AI/SI discussion.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the first hour with a discussion of local and national news. He covered current events and important developments affecting Redding, the North State, and the country, keeping listeners informed about the headlines and issues shaping the day.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed Troy Payne, a service officer with Veterans Home of Shasta County, along with his guest, David Davies. The conversation focused on veterans and the importance of providing support, resources, and assistance to those who have served our country. The segment offered listeners an opportunity to learn more about the work being done to help veterans and recognize the importance of ensuring they have access to the services they need. It was a meaningful discussion highlighting the value of community support for local veterans.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott began the first hour with a discussion of local and national news. They covered current events and important developments affecting the Redding area, the North State, and the country as a whole. The opening segment kept listeners informed about the latest headlines and provided a look at the stories making news both close to home and across the nation.

In the second hour, Carl and Linda welcomed investigators from the Shasta County District Attorney’s Office. The conversation offered listeners an opportunity to learn more about the work of investigators and their role in the criminal justice system. The segment highlighted the importance of investigations in supporting the pursuit of justice and addressing issues that affect public safety throughout Shasta County.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the first hour with a discussion of local and national news, covering important developments and current events affecting the North State and the country. The segment gave listeners an opportunity to catch up on the latest headlines and consider the issues making news both close to home and across the nation.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed Mark Mazzano to the program for a conversation about topics of interest to the community. The interview added a guest perspective to the morning’s lineup and continued the show’s focus on informative discussions and issues relevant to local listeners.

Today Carl and Linda discussed local and national news during hour one.

During hour two, their guests were Mimi Moseley and City of Redding County Clerk Sharlene Tipton for "She Speaks".

Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Jan Kearns from the Redding Fashion Alliance.

During hour two their guest was Shannon Philips, COO of The McConnell Foundation.