Is it a responsibility of Government to provide affordable housing? What about hiring armed guards in schools, or making sure no one feels discriminated against? Nate explores these questions as we talk about several different local news topics. The City of Meridian is considering paying for an affordable housing development, after the developer lost federal funding for the project. The Boise School District has added to their grievance policies, and now they include how to address gender identity related grievances. If you are a parent of a transgender child, how does this affect you and your child? The Twin Falls School District is proposing paying a private company to provide armed guards at schools after mass shootings across the country. Do any of these topics bother you, or strike you as not something the government should be involved in? (7/12/22)

Gas is cheaper almost everywhere else, except for in Idaho. If Nate could bring one thing from somewhere else to here, it would be cheap gas prices. What is one thing you like about Idaho, and what is one thing you would bring here from somewhere else? Leighton Vander Esch is receiving criticism online, after posting a video of him feeding a bear a fish, from inside a boat. If you ever had the safe opportunity to feed a bear, would you? Even among high gas prices in the US, Biden is selling US oil reserves to a Chinese based company. Nate asks: Why isn't this getting more media coverage? (7/11/22)

It's Rant and Rave Friday with Jeremiah Bates and Brian Wiley from The Real Money Pros! You can hear their show, live, on KBOI Saturdays from 12p -2p. Today they took your money questions about everything from bonds, investments, and the worst thing you ever invested in. Do you have an investment horror story? Today's big rave comes from Scott at Harold's Auto Body. Scott and other members of our community came together 2 years ago to fix up a '64 Monterey for a now seventeen-year-old who was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Maria Monterey is now finished, and ready to be handed over to Coleman. (7/8/22)

Scott from Harold's Auto Body joined the show today to announce the finish of Maria Monterey. If you would like to see the car in person, it will be handed over to Coleman tomorrow at Mad Swede Brewery on Cole Road. If you want to hear the story of our community coming together to repair a car all for a selfless kid with a brain tumor, click on this podcast! (7/8/22)

Brian Wiley and Steve Ciley team up today to fill in for Nate. They tackle all of your money questions, as well as discuss: stocks, where to invest, how inflation effects all of us, and the future of electric vehicles. (7/7/22)

That's right folks! This Wednesday edition of The Nate Shelman Show includes: Monkey Pox, Zoo Boise and the oldest Spider Monkey in the world, and Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell, the My Pillow Guy, is hanging on to the idea that there was voter fraud in Idaho, and plans to release more information on it in August. Earlier this year, several Idaho State Leaders investigated some of the election fraud claims and found no evidence of it. Do you believe that there was voter fraud in Idaho during this year's May Primary Elections? If you own a My Pillow product, is it the best sleep you've ever gotten? (7/6/22)

Nate received an Independence Day complaint, because somebody was upset that there were fireworks being shot off until the wee hours of the morning. Nate thinks fireworks should stop at midnight. What time did you stop hearing fireworks? Do you think there should be a time limit on holiday fireworks? Todd Christensen joined Nate to discuss how CapEd Credit Union will be organizing the 2023 return of Boise's Independence Day Parade. Over the holiday, there was a shooting at a parade in Illinois. The suspect had posted violent posts on social media before this tragedy. How do we identify a homicidal person, before they commit crimes? (7/5/22)

Nate interviewed Todd Christensen from CapEd Credit Union about their plans to help organize and bring back Boise's Independence Day Parade next year. More information can be found at boise4th.com (7/5/22)

Big Jim Smith filled in for Nate today. Jim took your rants and raves. He also talked to Congressman Russ Fulcher, talked about firework safety, and talked about the unserved arrest warrant in the Emmett Till case. (7/1/22)

Filling in for Nate was Big Jim Smith he talked about a myriad of issues including the Supreme Court weighing in on prayer in public spaces, and their ruling on Biden being able to stop Trump's "Remain in Mexico" policy. Jim was joined by Attorney Jeremy Dys who was one of the people that represented the coach in the Supreme Court prayer case. (6/30/22)