During hour one today, Carl and Linda discussed local and national news.

During hour two, Carl and Linda's guests were Bruce and Rob Middleton from House of Realty.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Vicki Ono, Greg Lawson, and Sue and Ray Kermode to discuss the upcoming Concert for Shared History. The guests shared details about the event, its mission, and the importance of preserving and celebrating the area's rich heritage through music and community involvement. Their conversation highlighted how local events help bring people together and foster a deeper appreciation of shared traditions.

Later in the first hour, Mike Ferrier joined the program to talk about Sundial Splash, discussing the popular summer event and the activities planned for families and visitors. He shared information about attractions and the excitement surrounding one of the season's favorite community gatherings.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by Shasta County District 4 Supervisor Matt Plummer. The conversation focused on county issues, economic development, public services, and matters affecting residents throughout the North State. Listeners gained insight into county government priorities and ongoing efforts to support the community.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott spent the first hour discussing local and national news, covering current events, government issues, community developments, and stories making headlines across the country. The conversation provided listeners with updates on topics affecting both the North State and the nation as a whole.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed representatives from the Shasta County Sheriff's Department. The discussion focused on public safety, crime prevention, law enforcement initiatives, and issues impacting residents throughout the county. Guests shared updates on department activities and highlighted the importance of community partnerships in keeping neighborhoods safe.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Tom Mahan from Diamond Coat Restoration Specialists www.diamond-coat.com during the first hour. Mahan discussed home and property restoration services, the importance of maintaining and protecting residential and commercial surfaces, and how proper restoration can extend the life and appearance of buildings and outdoor spaces.

Later in the hour, Carl was joined by Dick Wilkinson from the Korean War Veterans organization. Wilkinson shared stories about military service, the importance of honoring veterans, and upcoming activities supporting local veterans and their families. The conversation highlighted the sacrifices made by those who served and the value of preserving their legacy.

In the second hour, Nic Faulkner from Response Ready Fire Systems www.responsereadyfiresystems.com joined the program to discuss fire safety, emergency preparedness, and the importance of maintaining reliable fire protection systems. The discussion provided listeners with practical information on keeping homes and businesses safe while emphasizing the importance of prevention and readiness.

During hour one today, Carl and Linda discussed local and national news.

During hour two, Carl and Linda's guest was Susan Wilson of SCCAR, Shasta County Citizens Advocating Respect.

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On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Kerry Caranci from the Community Foundation of the North State during the first hour. Caranci discussed the foundation’s mission, its efforts to support local nonprofits, and the many ways it helps strengthen communities throughout the region. The conversation highlighted charitable giving, community partnerships, and programs that continue to make a positive impact across the North State.

The second hour featured open phones, giving listeners the opportunity to call in and share their thoughts on current events, local issues, and topics discussed throughout the program. The lively exchange of ideas made for an engaging and interactive conclusion to the morning show.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed representatives from Nation’s Finest during the first hour. The discussion focused on the organization’s mission of serving veterans and their families, highlighting available resources, support programs, and the importance of ensuring veterans have access to the services they need. Guests shared information about outreach efforts and the positive impact these programs have throughout the community.

In the second hour, Carl and Linda were joined by Danny Orloff and Tim Bauer from the Redding Chamber of Commerce. The conversation centered on local business development, economic growth, and upcoming community events. They discussed the Chamber’s efforts to support area businesses, strengthen community partnerships, and promote opportunities that benefit the North State region.

On this morning's show, Carl Bott welcomed guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park during the first hour. The discussion highlighted upcoming events, educational programs, exhibits, and activities available for visitors of all ages. Guests shared how Turtle Bay continues to serve as a valuable cultural and recreational destination for the North State, offering opportunities for learning, exploration, and family fun.

In the second hour, Carl welcomed representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center. The conversation focused on healthcare services available to the community, current medical initiatives, and the hospital's ongoing commitment to providing quality care for residents throughout the region. Listeners received valuable information about health resources and community wellness programs.

On today's broadcast, Carl and Alex discussed local and national news, including the results, or lack thereof, for California's elections.

During hour two, Carl's guests were Peter Griggs, Marketing Director of Shasta College, Michael Fannon, Director of Student Services, and Andree Blanchier, Shasta College Foundation.