It's Rant & Rave Thursday!!! We end the week early for the first Friday night game for Boise State football. We get to hear your rants and raves early and Nate gets to talk with a famous WWE wrestler? See you next week! (9/5/19)

Nate bets that Congress will pass a law that will require mandatory background checks for anyone buying a gun. That includes those that are buying weapons from a private seller. Ammon Bundy, you may know from the standoff with police on the OR/NV border, calls in to talk about a situation where he got denied an AR-15 for failing a background check. And Facebook cracks down on Anti-Vaccination "propaganda", redirecting users to CDC information instead. (9/4/19)

After the latest shooting in Odessa, TX, Walmart announced that they will attempt to reduce their market share in ammo sales by restricting what they will sell. Will this make Walmarts safer? We all know politicians get millions of dollars from donors, so should the public get to know the names of those who support a cause? (9/3/19)

We have a lot to talk about today. Boise is the #1 place to buy a home (supposedly), Hurricane Dorian, Boise State vs. Florida State, transvestites... But most importantly, we hear your rants and raves! (8/30/19)

Trump posted a series of tweets yesterday... oh... here we go again. The tweets mentioned how corrupt Puerto Rico is and how most of their politicians are incompetent. Of course the President got a lot of flack, but a lot of what he wrote was mostly true. Was it just bad timing in the wake of Hurricane Dorian? (8/29/19)

Purdue Pharma has been ordered by a court to pay $10-12 billion dollars to settle over 2,000 settlements across the country. The court thinks that the manufacturer is at fault for the opioid epidemic. What do you think? 8/28/19

Today we talk about Oklahoma and their success in suing Johnson & Johnson for falsely marketing a drug that had a significant impact in the state's opioid problem. Plus, we have Congressman Simpson in studio to take your calls! (8/27/19)

Sen. Cherie Buckner-Webb is backing a proposal made by the ACLU to prevent employers from asking people about previous criminal convictions. Also known as "Banning the Box". Should there be a law in place to prevent discrimination against felons? Or is this an area where government has no place to say? (8/26/19)

News & Talk of Idaho

The Community Council of Idaho claims that they have experienced harassment while transporting children of migrant workers by other motorists on the road. Polls show that the majority of Americans disapprove of Trump's performance as President. And... "alleged Asian wh*res". Can we say that? (8/22/19)