This morning, Carl and Ted hosted Debbi Johnson, President of the Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council, to discuss Memorial Day weekend events in Shasta County. A Veterans Memorial Service to honor fallen service member featuring speeches, wreath-laying, and a moment of silence. Other community events, such as parades or flag-raising ceremonies, may be organized by local groups like the VFW or American Legion. For exact details, contact the Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council or check local news closer to May 26, 2025.

Separately, Chad Bianco was on in the second segment. Bianco was elected Sheriff, Coroner, and Public Administrator of Riverside County on November 6, 2018, and re-elected in June 2022 for his second term. A 30-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office, he serves as Riverside County’s Chief Law Enforcement Officer. Bianco is also running for Governor of California.

This morning on the Carl Bott Show, listeners were treated to a mix of community celebration, scientific hope, and heartfelt remembrance. Sarah Beer and Steve Westaby opened the hour with a preview of Happy Valley’s beloved 84th Annual Strawberry Festival, a family favorite filled with food, fun, and local flair. Later, Arthur, Cheryl, and Vanessa Moore discussed groundbreaking stem cell research and the mission behind their upcoming fundraising event. The final segment featured Chuck Kenny from Shasta Gas Propane and Troy Payne, who honored Memorial Day by recounting emotional recovery missions in Vietnam and paying tribute to fallen heroes.

Carl and Linda Bott kicked off this morning’s show with the latest updates and happenings around Redding. In the second hour, they welcomed Lieutenant Dillon Scoma from the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office, who shared insights on public safety, recent department updates, and the ongoing efforts to keep the community safe and informed.

Carl and Linda Bott kicked off this morning’s show with the latest updates from around Redding. In the first segment, they spoke with Kevin Knapp of the Northern California Veterans Historical Association, who shared powerful stories about preserving local veteran history and upcoming community events honoring our heroes. Later, Maria Orozco Glen Hayward from Redding Rancheria joined the conversation to discuss cultural preservation, community outreach, and their latest initiatives to support Native voices and wellness in the North State.

This morning Carl gave local national and global news updates. In the second segment, Carl spoke with Susan Wilson is the Executive Director of Youth Options Shasta (previously known as Youth Violence Prevention Council). She is a founding member of the Strengthening Families Collaborative. Locally she works to build strong families by providing training in a variety of curricula, including Strengthening Families. She also brought along with her Myriam Kalmogho of United Way to talk about the upcoming taste of Africa event. They were also joined by Marilyn Traugott of One Future at A Time.

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This morning, Carl Bott brought rodeo excitement and local pride to the airwaves as he discussed what’s new in Redding. He was joined by Barry Weisswasser from the Asphalt Cowboys, a group known for keeping Redding’s western spirit alive. Also featured was John Growney, a legendary figure recently inducted into the Redding Rodeo Hall of Fame, alongside Redding Rodeo President Ted Bambino and longtime supporter Christy Davis. Together, they shared behind-the-scenes stories, rodeo traditions, and what to expect from this year’s high-energy events.

On today’s broadcast, Carl and Linda Bott took listeners on a journey through Redding’s past, present, and future. Korean War veterans Dick and Frank opened the show with moving recollections of their time in service. The energy picked up with appearances from Redding Rodeo organizers and representatives from Redding Rancheria, who discussed their joint efforts to bring people together through tradition and celebration. In the second hour, Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, offered valuable insight into how local businesses are adapting and thriving in today’s economy.

Carl Bott opened this morning’s show with a look at what’s happening in Redding, from new community initiatives to upcoming events. In the first hour, he welcomed guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the Kindness Revolution, who shared exciting educational programs, exhibits, and campaigns to spread compassion in the community. The second hour featured representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center, who provided valuable health updates and discussed how the hospital continues to serve the North State with excellence.

In the first segment of the show, hosts Carl and Linda Bott discussed local, national, and international news. They also welcomed John Growney, president of the Red Bluff Rodeo, as a guest.

During the second hour, the hosts interviewed Peter Griggs, Director of Marketing, Communications, and Public Relations at Shasta College. Peter was accompanied by Jessica Knight, director of the MESA Program. MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) is a campus community dedicated to supporting students pursuing four-year degrees in STEM fields. The program's primary goal is to provide academic support to students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

In the final segment, some cast members from Shasta College's upcoming July production of "Guys and Dolls" were featured on the show.