This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Mike Gallagher, candidate for Supervisor, during the first hour to discuss his campaign platform, priorities, and vision for the community. Topics included local governance, economic development, and public safety.

In the second hour, the show featured Dr. Norm Hall, President of Simpson University, who shared updates on campus initiatives, academic programs, and the university’s role in supporting students and strengthening the North State.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, for a conversation focused on local business growth, economic development, and community partnerships.

Jones discussed current initiatives aimed at supporting small businesses, attracting new investment to the region, and strengthening the overall economic climate in Redding. Listeners gained insight into upcoming Chamber events and programs designed to connect businesses and foster collaboration.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Catherine Hunt, Marketing Coordinator at Turtle Bay, along with Julia Crowin, Curator of Collections and Exhibits, to discuss upcoming events, exhibits, and educational programs at Turtle Bay.

The second hour focused on health and wellness with guests from Shasta Regional Medical Center, including Jessica Kanclybe, Cardiology Nurse Practitioner; Kim Weatherbee, RN, Stroke Coordinator; and Lynnann Foster, Marketing Director, who shared valuable information on heart health, stroke awareness, and community outreach.

Carl and Linda were traveling today, so Blake Fisher hosted Free Fire Radio this morning. Blake's first guest was Preston Sharp of Veterans Flags and Flowers.

During hour two, Blake's guests were Peter Griggs, Mark Montgomery, and student Alexandra Jones of Shasta College from the Administration of Justice department.

Today was a busy day for Carl and Linda. Their first guests were Judy Maxwell of Maxwell Insurance and Gabe Kushner of Wild Things Conservation. Gabe brought a live alligator and a reindeer into the studio, not at the same time of course. They were promoting the Logging Conference at Anderson Fair Grounds tomorrow.

Carl and Linda's second guest was Jessica Lugo, the City Manager of Shasta Lake.

During hour two, their guest was Ashley Green of Heal Your Heart Therapy. They discussed the effects of children whose parents are narcissists. https://www.healyourhearttherapy.com/

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Blake Fisher of Viva Downtown and Chris Haedrich with Haedrich Commercial Real Estate to discuss downtown development, local business growth, and economic trends in the region.

During the second hour, listeners heard a rebroadcast of Jefferson State of Mind, originally airing on Sunday, February 1st, offering thoughtful commentary on regional issues and community perspectives and prop 50

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Mike Freeman, Shasta County Superintendent of Schools, to discuss education initiatives, student success, and challenges facing local schools.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Captain Regan Ortega from the Redding Police Department’s Administrative Division, who shared insight into public safety operations, community outreach, and department priorities.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl Bott was joined by Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services, who filled in as co-host and helped guide conversations centered on jobs and the local economy.

Guests included Rebecca Baer, President and CEO of Shasta EDC, highlighting economic development efforts and future projects, along with Assemblyman James Gallagher, who provided insight into state government and issues affecting the region.

Today is Groundhog's Day and the guests did not show up. So today, Carl, Linda, and Alex discussed local and national events.

Today, Carl's guests were father and daughter, Lani and Lucia Bangay. At age 14, Lucia is competing in the NRCHA Celebration of Champions in the horse boxing event. For more information go to, https://www.luciabangay.com/.

Carl's second guest was Evan Jones from the Simpson University chapter of Turning Point USA.

Finally, Carl's third guest was Michael Orlicky, President of Shasta Board of Education. They discussed the condition of California school systems and standardization testing.