Today, Carl and Linda's guest was JB Stacy from Redding Rancheria and the Red Bluff Round Up.

This morning, Carl Bott kicked off the show with a detailed look at local and national headlines, offering insight and commentary on the issues shaping the community and the country. From regional developments to major national stories, the first hour kept listeners informed and up to date.

In the second hour, the program featured a replay of last Friday’s interview with Heather Hadwick. During the segment, Hadwick discussed legislative priorities, current issues impacting the region, and her work representing constituents. The replay gave listeners another opportunity to hear her perspective on key topics affecting Northern California.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Alexander Holt and Evan Jones from Grace Reformed Presbyterian Church to discuss Project 1916. They shared the vision behind the initiative, its goals within the community, and how it aims to bring people together through outreach, service, and engagement. The conversation highlighted the importance of faith-based efforts in supporting and strengthening the local community.

In the second hour, Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, joined the program to discuss business development, economic growth, and upcoming events. Jones emphasized the Chamber’s role in supporting local businesses and fostering a strong, connected community.

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Today Carl and Linda are out of town, so Blake Fisher was guest host. During hour one, Blake and Alex discussed upcoming community events.

During hour two, Blake's guests were John Mazzotta and Ronda Alvey of "Enjoy" Magazine.

Today Carl's first guest was Chris Kelstrom, 2026 Board Chair on the Board of Supervisors for District 5.

During hour two, Carl's guest was Assemblymember for the 1st Assembly District, Heather Hadwick. Heather's niece Sofia was in the studio as well.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl Bott sat down with Wendy Dickens of First 5 Shasta to talk about early childhood education, family resources, and programs that support healthy development for children in the region. Dickens shared insight into how the organization partners with the community to provide essential services for families.

During the second hour, Janet Chandler, co-host of Jefferson State of Mind, joined the program to discuss current issues affecting the area and offer commentary on local topics. The conversation provided listeners with thoughtful insight and a broader perspective on regional matters.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott opened the show with a comprehensive look at local and national headlines, providing updates and thoughtful commentary on issues affecting the community and the country. From regional developments to major national stories, the first hour kept listeners informed and engaged.

In the second hour, Captain Brian Cole of the Redding Police Department joined the program to discuss public safety efforts, current crime trends, and initiatives aimed at keeping the community safe. He also highlighted the importance of community involvement and communication between residents and law enforcement.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Rocky Slaughter, Chief Legal and Business Officer with K2 Development Companies, during the first hour of the show. Slaughter discussed ongoing development projects, business growth in the region, and the challenges and opportunities facing the local real estate market. The conversation highlighted how development efforts are shaping the future of the community and contributing to economic expansion.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Troy Payne, Veterans Service Officer for Shasta County. Payne shared information about the services available to veterans, including assistance with benefits, claims, and access to local resources. He emphasized the importance of ensuring veterans receive the support they have earned through their service.

During hour one, Carl and Linda's guests were Mark Wilkinson and Darlene McCusker from the California Veteran's Home.

During hour two, their guests were Mimi Moseley and Naomi Yamamoto. Both guests have been Citizen of the Year in Redding.