Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Clint Curtis, Shasta County Clerk and Registrar of Voters.

During hour two, their guest was Josh Barker of Josh Barker Realty.

It was a meaningful and informative morning as Carl Bott welcomed Elizabeth Schroeder from One Safe Place in the first hour. Schroeder spoke about empowering survivors, strengthening families, and building a network of care within the community. She emphasized prevention, education, and collaboration as key elements in creating lasting change.

The second hour featured Joanna Francescut, a candidate for Registrar of Voters in Shasta County. She outlined her experience, discussed the responsibilities of overseeing elections, and shared her commitment to ensuring that every eligible voter has access to a fair and secure voting process. The conversation offered listeners a closer look at leadership at the local level.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Brent Turner, Assistant County Clerk and Registrar of Voters for Shasta County, during the first hour of the show. Turner discussed election procedures, voter registration deadlines, and the safeguards in place to ensure fair and secure elections. The conversation provided listeners with important information about how the voting process works locally and how residents can participate in upcoming elections.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by the Honorable Stephanie A. Bridgett, District Attorney of Shasta County. She addressed public safety priorities, current legal challenges, and the work her office is doing to uphold justice and protect the community. The discussion offered insight into the county’s legal system and ongoing efforts to maintain accountability.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Matthew Bogdanovich of Prism Media Solutions during the first hour of the show. Bogdanovich discussed digital marketing strategies, media production, and how businesses can strengthen their brand presence through effective messaging and modern media solutions. The conversation highlighted the importance of staying competitive in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Amanda Macon, County Coordinator for the Shasta County Fire Safe Council. Macon shared valuable information about wildfire prevention efforts, defensible space programs, and community education initiatives aimed at reducing fire risk across Shasta County. The discussion emphasized preparedness and proactive community involvement.

Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Rolan Dillian from The Flag Center (2124 Hilltop Dr.) to talk about America's 250th birthday.

Their second guest, during hour two, was Dave Gowan, CEO of the Red Bluff and Tehama County Chamber Of Commerce.

Today Carl and Linda interviewed Dick Wilkinson and Frank Rose of the Korean Veterans Association. They also spoke with House of Realty about housing prices in Redding.

On today’s Morning Show, Carl Bott sat down with Karen Kempley, Outreach Specialist from Nations Finest, to talk about the organization’s ongoing commitment to serving veterans in the community. The conversation covered outreach efforts, available support programs, and how listeners can get involved or refer veterans in need of assistance.

Hour two focused on business development and digital growth as Todd Twining of Twining Original Design joined the program. Twining discussed the importance of user-friendly website design, branding, and SEO optimization to help companies improve visibility, attract customers, and build long-term success online.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Scarlett Rose, Regional Vice President of the American Merchant Marine Veterans (AMMV), during the first hour of the show. Rose discussed the mission of the organization, its support for veterans, and the important historical contributions of Merchant Marines to our nation’s defense. The conversation highlighted advocacy efforts, upcoming events, and ways the community can honor and support those who served.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Shasta County Sheriff Ben Estill along with a lieutenant from the department’s Professional Standards Division. They discussed public safety initiatives, transparency within the Sheriff’s Office, and ongoing efforts to maintain accountability and community trust throughout Shasta County.

It was a lively and community-centered morning as Carl and Linda Bott hosted members of the Redding Model Train Club — Chris Walker, Bob Baranick, and Bill Gist — in the first hour. The trio spoke about their shared love for trains, the intricate detail that goes into their model setups, and the joy of passing the hobby down to future generations. Their enthusiasm offered listeners a glimpse into a unique and fascinating pastime.

The second hour welcomed Maria Orozco and Glenn Hayward from Redding Rancheria, who discussed the organization’s commitment to community partnerships, economic development, and cultural preservation. The conversation underscored the important role the Rancheria plays in shaping the future of the region.

Today Carl and Linda hosted Tom and Debbie Johnson of The Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council during hour one.

During hour two, Carl and Linda discussed national and local news.