During the first hour, Carl spoke with the dog rescue guest about pets that are available to adopt. Then two representatives from Whiskeytown Environmental School talked about recovery after the Carr Fire. In the second hour, Carl and Alex talked about local and national news.

Carl and Linda Bott brought the show on the road this morning, broadcasting live from Dutch Bros for Caffeinate for a Cause! The energy was high as the community came together to support a great cause. They even received a call from Heather Hadwick, who added her perspective and encouragement. Throughout the morning, Carl and Linda kept the focus on Turtle Bay, highlighting its impact on the region and reminding listeners how their cup of coffee today helps fuel education, wildlife care, and community programs.

On today’s program, Carl and Linda Bott kicked things off with Greg Takemoto of the Redding Music School. He shared details about the Fall Into Jazz Festival, a celebration of music, talent, and culture in the North State. Next, they spoke with Laura Hobbs from SaveShastaElections.org, who highlighted the importance of civic engagement and transparent elections. Wrapping up the morning, the Honorable Stephanie A. Bridgett joined the show in the second hour to provide her perspective on legal and community issues.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Andrew Solsvig, Redding Airport Manager, to the program. They discussed airport operations, upcoming improvements, and how the airport continues to serve as a gateway for the North State. In the second hour, Carl turned his attention to broader topics, reviewing national headlines and local developments, giving listeners a well-rounded look at the issues shaping both the community and the country.

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This morning Carl hosted Nation's Finest's Karen Kempley Nation’s Finest's mission is to support America’s military veterans and their families with a comprehensive approach to housing, health, and employment that helps them achieve self-sufficiency and reach their full potential. We also provide case management, behavioral health services, referral services, and more. In the second hour Carl spoke with Sean Daniel the head coach of Simpson football.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott brought together an exciting mix of voices from across the community. First up was Conductor Scott Seaton from the North State Symphony, who offered a preview of upcoming concerts and explained how music continues to bring people together. After that, Bob Prosser from the Patriot Guard Riders joined to share stories about honoring fallen heroes and supporting veterans. In the second hour, the tone shifted to law and order as CSI Robert Richardson from the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office talked about the science of solving crimes and how his work helps keep Shasta County safe.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Dr. Evelyn Townsell from the Redding Veterinary Clinic, who shared insights on pet health, preventive care, and the importance of keeping animals safe during the changing seasons. In the second half of the program, Carl shifted focus to those who have served our country, as Troy Payne, Shasta County Veterans Service Officer, joined the conversation to discuss resources, benefits, and ongoing support available for local veterans.

This morning Carl and Linda spoke with Victor Gomez about California Tort reform. In the second hour Carl spoke with Susan Wilson about recent evetns and how to have healthy dialogue in these tough times.