Broadcasting LIVE from Fairly Reliable Bob's in Boise to help raise money for juvenile diabetes. Senator Jim Risch calls in to talk about the fued between Turkey and Kurdish forces in Northern Syria. Plus, would you be in favor of alcohol being sold at Boise State sports events? (10/18/19)

More details on the Trump/Ukraine issue after Mick Mulvaney publicly stated that there was indeed a quid pro quo between the U.S. and Ukraine. He argues that situations like this happen all the time when dealing with foreign policy. Is it right or wrong? We also have Mike Larsen in studio, an owner of a vape store here in the valley, to answers some questions regarding the vaping illnesses that have been arising rapidly. (10/17/19)

#BringBrandonHome is an issue that we talked about a few months back, but today we have an update on what happened with Brandon's mother and Rep. Christy Zito. A company is developing a device that would help police officers determine whether or not someone has been driving high. If this meant legal weed in Idaho, would you be in favor of the device being implemented in traffic stops? (10/16/19)

New details about the murder of Atatiana Jenkins, I women who was shot to death over the weekend by a Fort Worth, TX police officer. Details in an affidavit shows that her nephew told police that Jenkins had gotten her gun out of her purse after hearing the officer lurking outside of the house. Does that change anything at all in the case? Plus, we talk about the death penalty and get a call from Congressman Fulcher! (10/15/19)

A trans woman, who is also an inmate in the state of Idaho, is getting ready for her surgical procedures. We've spent around $300,000 to fight this case already, so the question is should we continue fighting on our principles? Does it matter that much to taxpayers? Plus, we talk about a lawsuit coming out of Montreal, Canada initiated by parents of a ten year old who they claim is addicted to the popular game, Fortnite. We ask gamers if video game addiction is real. (10/14/19)

Today is a special show! We talk about last night's LGBTQ Town Hall with the Democrats and a Middleton boy that lost a very special piece of jewelry. Nate runs over to CBS 2 to interview Boise's mayoral candidates before the upcoming election. Who will you be voting for? (10/11/19)

We are live from Zamzow's! First, we talk about our troops being withdrawn from northern Syria. Was Trump's decision the right one? This may have been another move made by the President that influenced increased support for impeachment, coming from a new Fox News poll. Our audience's opinion turned out much different. Also, we touch on the beef that China is currently having with the NBA. (10/10/19)

Rep. Chad Christensen made a post on Facebook speaking out against BSU's President Tromp and her liberal agenda, more specifically, gender neutral bathrooms. He and many others disagree with Boise State's diversity programs, saying that it's unnecessary money being paid. How important is diversity in everyday life? Plus, we have Senator Risch call in from D.C. to talk about Turkey's recent strikes against Kurdish forces. (10/9/19)

Tecle Gebremichael, a candidate for Boise City Council, is being backed by CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations). It's not unusual for candidates to be backed by different organizations, but this particular group is on the United Arab Emirates' terrorist watch list. Now, they want to open an office here in the Treasure Valley. Canyon County Commissioners are still looking to build a new jail for the county. And their latest proposal is a small raise in your sales tax. (10/8/19)

CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations), The City Of Boise (Mayor and Police Chief) and Boise State University held a town hall. The following was recorded by an attendee. CAIR expressed interest in a Boise City Council candidate and in opening a field office in Boise. The following audio may be difficult to hear.