Inflation has had an impact on all of us and after today's report, it doesn't seem to be getting any better. Nate checked his retirement today on a down day. He will be able to retire when he is 160. If you are retired, how did you do it? If you aren't, what are your plans, has inflation made retirement tougher? Nate talks to both groups of people. At the end of the show, Nate touched on politics. Senator Lindsey Graham announced an abortion ban bill today. Why do you think that announcement came eight weeks before midterm elections? (9/13/22)

Who do you disagree with the most? Nate asks this question on September 12th for a reason. It would seem that September 12th, 2001 was the last time our country was truly unified. Speaking of not being unified, let's discuss party divides within the Idaho Republican party. Nate discusses a situation in which a Republican is being attacked by other Republicans for standing for things that they have chosen to see as not a part of the party. After that, Are you going to change your gun purchases to cash only? Visa, Mastercard, and American Express will now categorize gun shops as gun purchases rather than just a generalized category. What are your thoughts on this? (9/12/22)

This Rant and Rave Thursday Nate was live from Indian Creek Steakhouse in Caldwell! He was joined on the phone by GOP Chairwoman Dorothy Moon who further discussed why she has issues with the kids' events at Boise Pride Fest. Today it was announced that Boise Pride Fest will be cancelling its drag kids' event after sponsors started pulling their money due to the event's controversy. Nate also took your rants, raves, and was joined by Sophie to discuss the death of Queen Elizabeth II. (9/8/22)

GOP Chairwoman Dorothy Moon joined Nate to discuss her problems with this year's Boise Pride Festival involving kids in their events. (9/8/22)

The Boise School District held its trustee election yesterday, the results are colored in blue. This is after a few sponsors of Boise Pride Festival have dropped out over controversies surrounding events involving children. Do you think Boise is too far gone, or is there something we can do to restore it to the Boise we moved to or grew up in? After that discussion Nate broke the news that Reclaim Idaho has chosen to remove Proposition 1 from the November ballot. Nate talked to Luke Mayville about that decision and what the organization has planned next. (9/7/22)

Luke Mayville from Reclaim Idaho joined Nate to discuss why they have chosen to remove proposition 1 from the ballot. He also discussed what comes next for the organization. (9/7/22)

Due to popular request, Nate shares his opinion on the Drag Kids show planned for the Boise Pride Festival happening this weekend. He calls that if you don't support, just up. How do you plan on supporting or not supporting the festival?

Meanwhile over in California, the entire state is suffering from a massive electricity shortage. Is there a way for California to fix this issue?

Nate also pays respects to a family that had their one year old die in a car from over heating. He doesn't know the whole story but provides his advice for the family and others.

It's Rant and Rave Friday, Live from Biscuit and Hogs in Meridian! On the Rant side of things Nate discussed Biden's speech bashing the MAGA crowd... May Guh.... Muh Gaw.... however you say it. Later in the show Nate was joined by Congressman Russ Fulcher, he gave his opinion on that speech and other national issues. In a local discussion, Nate was joined by Margaret Carmel from Boise Dev. She discussed an article she wrote about the Boise Street Cruise and how it might be regulated in the future. Do you think Boise should have anti-cruise laws? For the Rave Hour Nate was joined by Paul J Schneider. For the first time since 1966 Paul J will not be a part of a BSU Football broadcast, and will instead just be a fan. Nate took your raves for Paul J. (9/2/22)

Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate during Rant and Rave Friday. They Discussed the on-goings in the US House, California going to all electric or hybrid vehicles by 2035, and Biden's Speech last night. (9/2/22)

Nate Starts off the show with a Motley Crue question that was sparked by his experience at their concert yesterday. (Listen to this podcast to hear that question.) Micron is building a new manufacturing plant in Boise and the Idaho Statesman released an op-ed that said Idaho needs to be more welcoming. What do you think about that statement? How is Idaho supposed to be more welcoming to Micron? After discussing that, Nate moved on to talk about the Idaho Special Session, Education Funding, and Truth Social. (9/1/22)