Kasper and Chris talk about the long weekend and its various occurrences. They discuss the change in BSU scheduling, an NHL player who died this last weekend and a recent supreme court decision making voting laws more of a state responsibility.

Kasper and Chris talk about a truck of 5000 lbs of fireworks that blew up and injured 16, Ammon Bundy's trial and sentencing, the Ms. Nevada pageant winner, and the recent release of the UFO report.

Kasper and Chris talk about Bill Cosby's recent release from prison, Biden's plans to put 50,000 electric car charging stations around the US, people planning on quitting their jobs, and the fire hazards posed on this fourth of July.

In the face of the ongoing heat wave, Kasper and Chris talk about alternative forms of energy and the feasibility of electric cars and solar panels. They also address the Idaho Supreme Court's decisions about ballot initiatives.

Kasper and Chris delve into a recent Supreme Court decision to not hear a case about whether people are allowed to use the bathroom of the gender they identify as. They also explore comments recently made by Sen. Christy Zito on how classrooms should have cameras to observe teachers.

Kasper and Chris tackle the sentencing of former police officer Derek Chauvin and whether or not it was too lenient, just right, or excessive. They also talk about a protesting Olympic athlete who turned her back on the flag when receiving her medal. And finally we remind everyone that this week is going to be a hot one so be sure to take care and keep cool.

Kasper and Chris discuss a wide array of topics on this Open Phones Friday. They talk about potential plans for the County Fairgrounds and are joined by Ada County commissioner Rod Beck. They talk with Mayor Robert Simison of Meridian about the Dairy Days parade. and they tackle a bit of Britney Spear's latest life issues.

Kasper and Chris delve into a discussion on CDC vs WHO guidance on vaccinations, an event in Seattle that will be charging only white people to enter, and new additions to the Boise police force.

With Kasper out and Rick Worthington filling in, Rick and Chris explore a wide variety of topics from squid in space, to Fauci steeping aside, to voting rights, and eventually landing on Gun violence. What solutions do you propose for the gun violence in America?

Kasper and Chris tackle Ammon Bundy's mysterious plan to get rid of Property taxes and they are joined in the 9:00am hour by Matt Ochsner, Communications Director of the Red Cross, to talk about the widespread blood shortages and needed donations.