Today was Mueller's testimony, answering questions on his report. It seems it didn't change anyone's opinions, so not much progress was made. We have Frank Abagnale join Nate at Riverside Hotel to speak on identity protection and related questions. You may know Frank from the movie Catch Me If You Can, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio. (7/24/19)

Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden filed a lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies, claiming that they deliberately deceived the public about the dangers of opioid prescriptions in order to generate large profits. But do those people that have a prescription for opioids feel like they're victims? Plus, we talk about a 7 year old in Boise that was hit and killed by a truck. Pay attention. (7/23/19)

Oregon has passed a bill that will allow students to take up to five "mental health" days every three months during the school year. And we discuss Boise State's diversity programs after the rally that took place outside of the Capitol building. (7/22/19)

Today we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing by the United States. What a great accomplishment it was and we pay our respects to all those who made it happen. Governor Brad Little joins us in studio to answer your questions before he heads down to see Garth Brooks! Be safe everyone! (7/19/19)

A mom in the Treasure Valley has had her son taken away from her for medical neglect, even though she had taken him into the hospital multiple times before he was taken away. There's a lot we don't know and we can't make a stance until we understand everything. It's tragic, but we need both sides of the story. (7/18/19)

San Francisco is making an effort to taking gender out of names of objects, titles, etc... So we're now the Nate Shelperson show. We are also joined by GOP Chairman Raul Labrador in studio to discuss partisanship in Idaho. A mom and Rep. Christy Zito join us on the phone to tell us about a story on how her son was taken away from her at the hospital. (7/17/19)

The Boise Police Department has announced that Boise's crime rate is the lowest it has been in 25 years. But whenever statistics like this come out, we become skeptical. Which we always should be! We're not denying Boise is safe, but whether the number of crimes has actually decreased is the question. (7/16/19)

Four congresswomen, all women of color, criticize Trump for his so-called xenophobic, racist tweets. The president told those who weren't happy with the United States that they should go back to where they came from... And it wasn't without controversy. Plus, we talk deportation and those claiming asylum. (7/15/19)

We talk ICE's deportation raids and Boise State's diversity programs... but It's been a long week. Give us some good news! (7/12/19)

A mom was charged with three felonies for leaving her three kids in the car while she went into the store for twenty minutes. Do you think that punishment is fair? None of the kids were hurt in any way. The answers from parents are mixed. (7/11/19)