Today, Carl's first guest was Marty Moseley. They discussed the proper uses of AI and how it can be a useful tool.

During hour two, Carl had Patrick Gorman of Gorman Law as his co-host. They had Chad Williams of Seal Team 7 as their guest for the first 30 minutes.

On this morning’s program, Carl Bott welcomed JB Stacey, General Manager of the Red Bluff Round-Up, one of the most well-known rodeo events in Northern California. Stacey discussed the history and tradition behind the Round-Up, which has become a major annual attraction for rodeo fans from across the region and beyond.

During the conversation, Stacey shared updates on this year’s event, including rodeo competitions, family-friendly activities, and the many volunteers and organizations that help make the event possible. The discussion highlighted the importance of the Round-Up not only as a sporting event but also as a long-standing community tradition that brings visitors and economic activity to the area.

On this morning’s program, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed filmmaker Tyler Faires, who is part of the leadership team behind the Sundial Film Festival. During the first hour, Faires discussed the festival’s mission to highlight independent filmmaking and bring creative voices to the community. He talked about how the event supports emerging filmmakers while also providing entertainment and cultural enrichment for residents and visitors in the North State.

In the second hour, Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, joined the show to talk about business development and economic activity in the area. Jones shared updates on Chamber initiatives, community partnerships, and upcoming events aimed at strengthening the local economy and supporting small businesses.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Cat Hunt and Adrienne John from Turtle Bay Exploration Park during the first half hour of the show. They discussed upcoming events, exhibits, and educational programs happening at Turtle Bay, highlighting how the park continues to serve as an important cultural and learning hub for the community. The conversation also touched on ways families and visitors can engage with science, nature, and art through the park’s many activities.

Following the interview, Carl shifted gears and spent the remainder of the show covering local and national headlines. He shared commentary and updates on issues affecting the North State while also discussing major stories making news across the country.

Today, Carl and Linda discussed national and local news during the first hour.

During hour two, Carl and Linda's guests were Peter Griggs, Troy Towery, and Maria Gomez from Shasta College's Heavy Equipment Alumni and Instructional Tech.

Today, Carl and Alex (The Dude) discussed local and national news during the first hour.

During hour two, Carl's guest was state senator Heather Hadwick, Member of the California State Assembly. They discussed bears, sexual predators being paroled, and other craziness.

This morning, Carl Bott was joined by Trish Clarke, who stepped in as co-host for the day. The two spent the first hour discussing local news, community events, and topics that matter to residents in the region. Their conversation covered everything from current issues to upcoming opportunities for community engagement.

During the second hour, Janet Chandler joined the program to add her perspective and share information with listeners. The discussion focused on community updates and ongoing efforts that continue to shape the local area, creating an informative and engaging segment for the audience.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl and Linda Bott sat down with members of AMVETS to discuss the organization’s work advocating for veterans and strengthening support networks within the community. The conversation highlighted service projects, assistance programs, and the continued commitment to those who have worn the uniform.

Hour two featured Captain Chris Smyrnos from the Redding Police Department. He spoke about current policing strategies, crime prevention efforts, and how residents can partner with officers to help keep neighborhoods safe. Listeners gained valuable insight into the department’s priorities and daily responsibilities.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl Bott spent the first hour covering the latest local and national news stories, providing thoughtful commentary and updates on issues impacting Shasta County and beyond. Listeners received a clear breakdown of major developments and what they mean for the community.

Hour two shifted to workforce development as Jennifer Kramm, Director of Operations at O2 Staffing, joined the program. She shared expertise on staffing solutions, employee retention, and how businesses can navigate the ever-changing labor market. Kramm also offered practical advice for individuals seeking new career opportunities.

Today Carl and Alex talked about local and national news during the first hour.

During hour two, Carl's guests were James Mazzotta and Ronda Alvey from "Enjoy" magazine.