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Carl also spoke with Eva Jimenez and Hagen Lebak who are dancing with Dancing with the Stars Shasta to raise money for One Safe Place.

She’s a force in education, a champion for second chances, and now she’s taking her leadership to the dance floor at this year’s Dancing with the Shasta Stars. Carl also spoke with Leo Zacky who is running for governor of California fed up with the destructive policies, corruption and political agendas that have turned our American and California dreams into a nightmare!

Zacky loves California and is a patriot on a mission to take back our state! In the second hour Carl spoke Heather Hadwick Member of the California State Assembly

Today’s show was packed with guests making an impact in our community. Carl and Linda Bott started the morning with District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye, discussing everything from infrastructure improvements to local initiatives. Next up was Robert Prosser from the Patriot Guard Riders, who shared moving stories about honoring veterans and supporting their families. In the second hour, Brent Turner, Assistant County Clerk, joined the conversation to explain the vital role his office plays in elections and county services, and why community participation matters.

Carl Bott opened this morning’s show with a roundup of what’s happening in the community, touching on local events, news, and stories that matter to residents. In the second hour, he welcomed representatives from Haven Humane, who shared updates on animal adoptions, rescue efforts, and upcoming programs aimed at supporting pets and their owners in the North State.

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This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed a lively lineup of guests on their show. First up were Shasta Dancing with the Stars contestants Luke Swanson and Jen Cody, who shared details about the highly anticipated fundraiser benefiting One Safe Place. In the second hour, they spoke with Belinda Brookings, Miss Redding Rodeo 2004, and Dixie LaFountain, an experienced horse trainer who has spent more than 30 years working with mustangs and burros. Dixie also volunteered with the Bureau of Land Management, giving gentling demonstrations at adoption events.

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Carl and Linda Bott had a packed lineup on this morning’s show. They first sat down with Redding City Manager Barry Tippin, who shared updates on city projects and community priorities. Midway through the program, they took a live call from Supervisor Kevin Crye, weighing in on local issues. In the second hour, Sheriff’s Lieutenant Kody Bodner joined the conversation to talk about public safety, law enforcement challenges, and the department’s ongoing efforts to keep Shasta County safe.

This morning, Carl Bott began the show with representatives from One SAFE Place, who spoke about their vital work supporting survivors of domestic violence and offering resources for families in crisis and also discussing dancing with the stars. In the second hour, Carl shifted focus to rural issues with former Supervisor Mary Rickert and her husband, who discussed the cattle industry in Shasta County and the growing concerns ranchers face as wolf populations expand, threatening herds and livelihoods.

Today Carl spoke with Susan Wilson and the United Methodist Church of Redding about an upcoming event that brings together people to raise awareness about how hunger in Gaza is causing more problems and perpetuating the problem in their opinion and they are raising money for food for them.