According to a new report, Trump listened to music like "Memory" from the musical "Cats" to calm him down. This came out shortly after the testimony that he may have gone after a secret service agent and smashed a plate. Nate asks: Are you getting the answers you want out of the January 6th committee? Epstein associate Ghislane Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years. What do you think her sentence should have been? Locally, yesterday was the opening day of the Boise River float season. Fourteen people had to be rescued. Do you think there should be regular patrol on the river? (6/29/22)

There was testimony that Former President Trump tried to strangle a secret service agent when the agent wouldn't take him to the Capitol on January 6th. Nate thinks that this isn't likely. Margaret Carmel from Boise Dev joined Nate to tell us about her investigation into the Idaho Transportation Department knowing about the dangerous rock slides that happened on Highway 55 before they happened. How often do you drive Highway 55? Do you feel safe in the area around Rainbow Bridge? 51 people were found dead in the back of a tractor trailer. Nate proposes that we check every single vehicle coming into the US, to prevent incidents like this in the future. Do you agree or disagree with his idea? (6/28/22)

A Boise Dev investigation found that the Idaho Transportation Department knew about issues on Idaho Highway 55 before the three rock slides from the past year happened. Margaret Carmel, the reporter from Boise Dev who uncovered this story, joined Nate to discuss what she found and the lack of response from the Idaho Transportation Department on this issue. (6/28/22)

Constitutional Lawyer David Leroy joined Nate to further explain the Supreme Court's ruling on allowing public displasy of prayer from individuals at schools. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say! (6/27/22)

Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe V Wade, several big corporations are offering travel reimbursements for their employees who will travel to get an abortion. These include: Disney, Netflix, Amazon, Starbucks, and Doordash. Are you going to boycott any of those corporations? Bill Cunningham joined Nate today to discuss his thoughts on the recent Supreme Court rulings, and his thoughts on Trump being unelectable in 2024. The most recent Supreme Court ruling is based on a High School Coach who was fired for praying mid-field after football games. The Supreme Court has now ruled that public displays of religion are okay, as long as no one is being forced to participate, and it is not public school sponsored. Would it bother you if your kid's teacher prayed in your child's public school? Constitutional Lawyer, David Leroy joined Nate to further explain the Supreme Court's ruling on allowing public displasy of prayer from individuals at schools. (6/27/22)

Today Nate was joined by Bill Cunningham. He discussed what he fully meant by saying that Trump is unelectable in 2024 and the Supreme Court decisions we've seen in the past week. (6/27/22)

It is Rant and Rave Friday, today the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe V Wade was handed down as well. Nate talks to you about how you view this decision. State Representative Megan Blanksma also joined Nate to discuss Idaho's Trigger Law that will ban abortion, with exceptions, starting thirty days after the Supreme Court's official ruling on this decision comes down. (6/24/22)

Idaho has a trigger law that will go into effect 30 days after the official Supreme Court Decision to overturn Roe V Wade comes down. Idaho's abortion ban does include exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. Representative Megan Blanksma was the Idaho House Floor sponsor of that bill in 2020. Today, she joined Nate to answer questions about it. She also discusses how important it is to take care of pregnant women and provide resources for struggling moms. (6/24/22)

The Supreme Court ruled that New York can no longer require people to show proof that they need a conceal carry weapon in order to abtain a permit. Some people are concerned, troubled, or saddened by this decision. What do you think? Locally, the Ada County Commisioners have voted to once again ban fireworks in unaccompanied Ada County. One Commisioner voted against it saying that instead of bans we should have harsher punishments for those who use fireworks irresponsibly. What do you think? (6/23/22)

Biden is proposing a federal gas tax holiday for three months. Nate did some math and found out that this will save him around $70, it will save Sophie around $17. Do you think that a federal gas tax holiday for the next three months would make a difference for you? The Supreme Court ruled that if a state has a tuition program for private schools, it must include funding that can go to religious schools. If Idaho ever created a tuition funding program for private schools, would you be in favor of tax payer money going towards private schools? Should providing money for private schools be a function of government? (6/22/22)