Today, Carl's first guest was Rich Gallardo candidate for District 1 Supervisor.

During hour two Carl's guests were Rex Ballard, Elisa Ballard, and Kari Chilson of "Shasta Unfiltered".

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed Elizabeth and Pedro Betancourt from the Oliview Project, along with Eric Jones, Assistant Chief of Probation, during the first hour of the show. The conversation focused on the Oliview Project’s mission, its work in supporting individuals and families, and how partnerships with local agencies help create positive outcomes in the community. Jones added insight into how probation services collaborate with programs like this to support rehabilitation and long-term success.

In the second hour, Carl was joined by William Tarbox, the new city manager for Redding. Tarbox discussed his vision for the city, current priorities, and plans for addressing key issues facing the community. The conversation offered listeners a look at leadership, growth, and the future direction of the city.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed members of the Johnson family from the Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council during the first hour. They discussed the organization’s ongoing efforts to support local veterans, including outreach programs, community events, and resources available to those who have served. The conversation highlighted the importance of honoring veterans and ensuring they have access to the support they need.

In the second hour, Stephanie Bridgett, District Attorney for Shasta County, joined the program. She shared updates on public safety initiatives, discussed the role of her office in the justice system, and addressed issues impacting the local community. The discussion provided listeners with valuable insight into both veteran services and law enforcement efforts in the region.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott kicked things off by welcoming Ryan Dorosz, President of the Kool April Nites, during the first hour. Dorosz shared details about the beloved annual event, including classic car shows, cruises, and community gatherings that draw enthusiasts from across the region. He highlighted the event’s long-standing tradition and its positive impact on local businesses and tourism.

In the second hour, Tracey Edwards from Redding Rancheria joined the program to discuss community initiatives, partnerships, and ongoing projects that support residents throughout the area. The conversation emphasized the importance of collaboration and continued growth within the region.

Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Seth McGaha from Turtle Bay. They discussed this season's Glowing Wild exhibition.

During hour two, their guest was Matt Moseley of Plumas Bank.

Today Blake Fisher sat in for Carl and Linda while they are away. During hour one, Blake and Alex discussed local events coming up in Redding (Redding Rodeo, Kool April Nights, etc.).

During hour two, Blake's guest was Cameron Middleton from House Of Reality.

This morning, Blake Fisher of Viva Downtown stepped in for Carl and Linda Bott and led a community-focused program. In the first hour, he welcomed representatives from Nations Finest, who discussed the organization’s mission to support veterans through housing, career services, and outreach programs. The conversation highlighted the importance of providing resources and support for those who have served.

In the second hour, guests from Simpson University joined the show to talk about educational opportunities, campus programs, and the university’s role in shaping future leaders. The discussion offered insight into student life and the impact of higher education in the community.

This morning, Sue McLain stepped in for Carl and Linda Bott and led an exciting and event-filled program. In the first hour, she welcomed John Growney and Ruth Nickols from the Red Bluff Round-Up, along with world champion cowboy Tucker Allen. The group discussed the rich tradition of the Round-Up, upcoming rodeo events, and what fans can expect from one of the premier rodeos in the country. Allen shared insight into the competitive world of rodeo and what it takes to perform at the highest level.

In the second hour, the focus shifted to public safety as Dustin Warren from the Shasta County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue team joined the show. Warren discussed the critical role Search and Rescue plays in the community, including emergency response efforts, training, and how volunteers help keep residents safe in challenging situations.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Cat Hunt from Turtle Bay Exploration Park during the first hour of the show. Hunt shared updates on upcoming exhibits, events, and educational programs, highlighting Turtle Bay’s role as a hub for learning and community engagement.

They were also joined by representatives from the Red Bluff Round-Up, who discussed the excitement surrounding the annual rodeo, including upcoming competitions, events, and the long-standing traditions that make it a regional favorite.

In the second hour, guests from Shasta Regional Medical Center joined the program to talk about healthcare services, community outreach, and ongoing efforts to provide quality care throughout the North State.

Today Carl's first guest was Nicolette Niman, congressional candidate for new District 2 Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc, Trinity, Del Norte, Humboldt, and Marin counties.

During hour 2, Carl's guests were Peter Griggs and Dhabih Hendershot of Shasta College CIS, Computer department.