Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Jim Richards from North Valley Stand Down, a veterans organization.

During hour two, their guest was Cameron Middleton from House of Realty.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed representatives from the Redding Slow Pitch Softball League at the Redding Sports Park during the first hour. The guests discussed league activities, upcoming tournaments, and the important role recreational sports play in bringing families and the community together. They also shared information about opportunities for players of all skill levels to become involved in local softball.

Later in the first hour, Carl welcomed members of the Korean War Veterans organization. The discussion focused on honoring the service and sacrifice of Korean War veterans, preserving their legacy, and recognizing the importance of supporting veterans through community programs and events.

In the second hour, representatives from Simpson University joined the program to discuss academic programs, student opportunities, campus events, and the university's continued commitment to providing quality higher education while serving the North State community.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the program with an in-depth discussion of local and national news, covering the day's top headlines, government issues, community developments, and stories making news across the country. The first hour kept listeners informed on events affecting both the North State and the nation, while offering thoughtful commentary on issues important to the local community.

In the second hour, representatives from the Shasta County Sheriff's Office joined the program to discuss public safety, law enforcement initiatives, crime prevention, and community outreach efforts. The guests shared updates on department activities, emergency preparedness, and the importance of maintaining strong partnerships between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Today's Morning Show featured conversations highlighting two important community organizations. Carl and Linda Bott began the program with guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park, who discussed upcoming events, educational opportunities, museum exhibits, and outdoor experiences designed to engage visitors of all ages. The segment showcased the park's continued role as one of the North State's premier cultural and educational destinations.

The second hour welcomed representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center, who shared updates on healthcare services, patient programs, and community wellness initiatives. Listeners received valuable information about medical resources, preventative care, and the hospital's dedication to improving the health and well-being of the community.

During hour one today, Carl and Linda's guest was Dave Cockrill of 40 & 8 and Veterans AFF.

During hour two, their guests were Pamela Neronha and Jeffrey Head from Shasta College's Water Treatment Department. Marketing director Peter Griggs was also in the studio.

During hour one, Linda had Sue McClain as her co-host. Linda's guest was Ed Geisler from Nations Finest, a veterans housing organization.

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

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the program with an in-depth discussion of local and national news, covering the day's top headlines, current events, and issues affecting the North State and the nation. The first hour featured thoughtful commentary on government, business, community developments, and stories making news across the country.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed representatives from O2 Employment Services to discuss workforce development, hiring trends, and employment opportunities throughout the region. The conversation focused on helping businesses find qualified employees, assisting job seekers in achieving their career goals, and providing valuable resources to strengthen the local workforce. Listeners also learned about current labor market trends and practical advice for navigating today's employment landscape.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed representatives from Enjoy Magazine during the first hour. The conversation highlighted the magazine's focus on showcasing the best of Northern California, including local businesses, community events, outdoor recreation, dining, arts, and inspiring stories from around the region. Guests shared how the publication continues to celebrate the people, places, and experiences that make the North State a unique place to live and visit.

In the second hour, Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, joined the program to discuss the local business climate, economic development, and upcoming community events. He also shared updates on the Chamber's efforts to support local businesses, encourage investment, and strengthen partnerships that help the region continue to grow and prosper.

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