Today Carl and Linda's guests were the The Stellar Charter School cast of "Frozen Jr."

During hour 2, their guests were Shasta Regional Medical Center's, Alicia Torge Chief Nursing Officer and Lynnann Foster Director of Marketing.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Jeanne Jelke and Ross Hafen, President and Vice President of the Shasta County Grand Jurors Association, during the first hour of the show. They discussed the role of the Grand Jury, its importance in local government oversight, and how citizens can better understand and engage with the process. The conversation offered valuable insight into transparency, accountability, and civic responsibility within the community.

In the second hour, the focus shifted to the arts as Scott Seaton, conductor of the North State Symphony, joined the program. Seaton shared details about upcoming performances, the importance of music education, and how the symphony continues to enrich the cultural landscape of the North State.

It was an informative morning as Carl and Linda Bott took a call from Jared Huffman during the first hour. The Congressman shared updates on key issues in Washington and discussed how federal decisions are shaping local communities. Listeners had the opportunity to hear directly from their representative on matters affecting the region.

In the second hour, Brad Harms, investigator with the Shasta County District Attorney's Office, joined the show to talk about his role within the justice system. He explained how investigations are conducted, the importance of thorough casework, and how his office works to protect the community and ensure accountability.

On this morning’s program, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Curtis Byron from Siskiyou Insurance to discuss the upcoming Redding Pro-Am. Byron shared details about the event, including how it brings together golfers, local businesses, and community members for a day of competition and connection. The conversation also highlighted the economic and social benefits the tournament provides to the region.

In the second hour, the show shifted to agriculture and community outreach as Ginger from Exodus Farms joined the program. She discussed the farm’s mission, the programs they offer, and how they are helping individuals through hands-on work, mentorship, and community support.

Today Carl and Alex discussed local and international news during the first hour.

During hour two, Carl's guests were Josh Seacrist (film director) and Colleen DeSilva (film actress). Josh's film "Another Life" won the award for Best Local Film at the Sundial Film Festival on March 22nd.

This morning, Carl and Alex discussed local and national news.

During hour two, Carl's guests were Bruce and Cameron Middleton from House Of Realty.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl Bott sat down with Frank Rose and Dick Dickerson, Korean War veterans, in the first hour. The discussion centered on their experiences, the importance of remembering military history, and how the community can continue to support and honor veterans.

Hour two shifted to a community-focused conversation as Mimi Moseley from the Good News Rescue Mission joined the show. She discussed the Empty Bowls fundraiser, an event designed to raise awareness about hunger and provide critical funding for the mission’s programs. Listeners learned how attending or contributing to the event can make a direct impact on those in need.

On this morning’s program, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed JT from the Redding Grange during the first hour. The discussion focused on the Grange’s role in supporting local agriculture, community events, and preserving the traditions of rural life in the North State. JT shared updates on upcoming activities and explained how the organization continues to bring residents together through educational programs, gatherings, and community outreach.In the second hour, the conversation turned to public safety as Mike Johnson,Sheriff of Shasta County, joined the show. Sheriff Johnson discussed current issues facing law enforcement in the county, updates on community safety efforts, and initiatives aimed at strengthening relationships between deputies and the residents they serve.

On this morning’s program, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Michael Orlicky, President of the Shasta County Board of Education, during the first hour of the show. Orlicky discussed current issues affecting local schools, education initiatives across the county, and the importance of supporting students, teachers, and families throughout the region. The conversation also touched on challenges facing education today and the efforts being made to strengthen opportunities for young people in the community.

In the second hour, the show shifted to community development and cultural engagement as Maria Orozco and Miranda Edwards-Favorite from Redding Rancheria joined the program. They shared updates on projects, community programs, and initiatives aimed at supporting local residents while also highlighting the tribe’s continued involvement in regional partnerships and events.

Today Carl and Alex discussed local and international news during hour one.

During hour two, Carl's guests were Marilyn Traugott from Shasta County Citizens Advocating Respect and Marge Beck from the Shasta Community Health Center Board.