On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed representatives from Nation’s Finest during the first hour. The discussion focused on the organization’s mission of serving veterans and their families, highlighting available resources, support programs, and the importance of ensuring veterans have access to the services they need. Guests shared information about outreach efforts and the positive impact these programs have throughout the community.

In the second hour, Carl and Linda were joined by Danny Orloff and Tim Bauer from the Redding Chamber of Commerce. The conversation centered on local business development, economic growth, and upcoming community events. They discussed the Chamber’s efforts to support area businesses, strengthen community partnerships, and promote opportunities that benefit the North State region.

On this morning's show, Carl Bott welcomed guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park during the first hour. The discussion highlighted upcoming events, educational programs, exhibits, and activities available for visitors of all ages. Guests shared how Turtle Bay continues to serve as a valuable cultural and recreational destination for the North State, offering opportunities for learning, exploration, and family fun.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center. The conversation focused on healthcare services available to the community, current medical initiatives, and the hospital's ongoing commitment to providing quality care for residents throughout the region. Listeners received valuable information about health resources and community wellness programs.

On today's broadcast, Carl and Alex discussed local and national news, including the results, or lack thereof, for California's elections.

During hour two, Carl's guests were Peter Griggs, Marketing Director of Shasta College, Michael Fannon, Director of Student Services, and Andree Blanchier, Shasta College Foundation.

Today Carl and Linda's first guests were Irwin Fust, Redding EAA and Paul Gilman, President of Experimental Aircraft Association. They were in studio to promote "The 37th Aviation Day" on Sunday June 21st.

Their second guest was Trevor Garrett, owner of Heavenly Doughnuts, to promote National Doughnut Day.

Their third guest for hour one was Attorney James F. Monagle of Mullen Coughlin in Sacramento. They discussed cyber security and right to privacy law.

During hour two, their guest was Heather Hadwick, Member of the California State Assembly Dist. 1. She has been elected in June 2nd's primary race.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed representatives from AMVETS during the first hour of the program. The discussion focused on services and support available to veterans, upcoming community events, and the organization’s ongoing efforts to assist those who have served in the armed forces. Guests also highlighted the importance of community involvement and advocacy for veterans and their families.

In the second hour, Mark Baird called into the show to discuss his lawsuit against the California and issues surrounding Second Amendment rights. The conversation explored the legal arguments involved in the case, its potential impact, and the broader debate regarding firearm laws and constitutional rights within the state.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed guests from the Jefferson Pipe Band along with Melanie Silva, CEO of the Shasta District Fair. During the first hour, the discussion focused on upcoming fair events, community traditions, and the role that local organizations play in bringing residents together. Members of the pipe band shared their passion for music and performance, while Silva highlighted attractions, entertainment, and activities planned for fairgoers.

In the second hour, Brian Barner, Chief of the Redding Police Department, joined the show to discuss public safety, community policing efforts, and current issues facing the city. The conversation provided listeners with valuable updates on law enforcement initiatives and community engagement programs.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Curtis Byron during the first hour of the program. The conversation covered local business topics, community involvement, and issues affecting residents and business owners throughout the North State. Listeners gained insight into current challenges and opportunities facing the region.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services. Kramm discussed workforce trends, employment opportunities, and the resources available to help businesses find qualified employees. The discussion also focused on career development and strategies for navigating today’s job market.

During the first hour today, Bill and Linda discussed local and national news.

During hour two their guest was James Mazzotta of Enjoy Magazine. They talked about Enjoy's 237 issue.

During hour one Carl and Linda discussed national and international news.

During hour two their guest was Trevor Utter, head football coach at Simpson University in Redding, California.

This morning, Carl Bott opened the show with a discussion on local and national headlines, covering current events, political developments, and stories impacting the North State and beyond. The first hour provided listeners with updates and commentary on issues affecting both the local community and the nation.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed Trish Clarke to the program for an engaging conversation on community topics and current events. The discussion offered insight, perspective, and thoughtful commentary on issues important to local listeners, creating an informative and well-rounded morning show.