There has been a request put it that the Idaho Legislature reconvene for an emergency session to talk about getting rid of the abortion exceptions that exist for incidents of rape and incest. Do you think that abortion should be legal in Idaho for victims of rape? Nate takes your calls and gives his opinion. (5/10/22)

Joining Nate today is Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra. She discussed her campaign to run for her current position again, how she wants to continue to change Idaho's public education system, why she is not pushing for a voucher system, but how she does want to see the education finanaces reformed. She also took calls from our audience. Give this podcast a listen to hear what she had to say. (5/10/22)

Have you seen the "2,000 Mules" movie yet? If so, what did you think? Nate has more questions after watching the movie then he did going into it. Click on this podcast to hear his take. Did you know that part of your utility bill maybe going to candidate's campaigns or PACs? Well it is, Nate takes your calls on this and briefly discusses NASA's Naked Notations that were released in order to attract aliens. (5/9/22)

Senator Mary Souza joined Nate Shelman to discuss her campaign for Idaho Secretary of State. She discussed why she's running, what she's done as a state senator to advocate for election integrity, how she wants to change campaign donation laws, and answered whether or not she thinks the election was stolen. Give this podcast a listen for all of her answers. (5/9/22)

It is the Friday before Mother's Day which means today we get to hear all about mom. Raves and all the ways she may have embarresed you, by accident or otherwise. Nate took 75% of his show to talk about that, then towards the end we had a quick edition of what's in the news. Nate tells us about how he almost hit a bus stop and is joined by Bobby Petersen to discuss how many people have actually hit the new bus stop in front of Fairly Reliable Bob's. Also in the news: Dave Chappelle's attacker will only be held for 4 misdemeanors and not any type of felony even though he had a knife shaped like a gun when he attacked Chappelle. Oh and COVID numbers are up in Idaho. (5/6/22)

There was a video leaked depicting a North Carolina Congressman naked. The video was leaked by the congressman's opposition. Do attack ads work for you, even if it is republican vs republican? Does politicians attacking each other make us better as a society? Nate takes your feedback on those questions and also discusses the newly founded Disinformation Governance Board. Does government have the right to choose what information we have access to? (5/5/22)

Phil McGrane joined Nate Shelman to discus his run for Idaho Secretary of State. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say! (5/2/22)

...And Also With You. Welcome to a special edition of the Nate Shelman show! For May 4th, Nate asks what brings us all together? With the abortion draft being leaked it seems like Americans are constantly finding themselves on one side or the other. What do we all have in common? For some of us it may be Star Wars. In the news, President Biden said that the most extreme group in recent history is the MAGA crowd. Which group in your lifetime would you say is the most extreme? To end the show, we had a Star Wars AND Second Ammendment discussion. If blasters and lightsabers were real, would you buy one? (5/4/22)

It's Rant and Rave Friday! We are two weeks and four days away from election season... and you can hear the sound of campaign ads now.Nate takes your random rants, raves, and asks: Do attack ads or negative campaign ads work for you? In local news, former state legislator Aaron Von Ehlinger was found guilty of rape. (4/29/22)

There have been several news stories lately that have been about upcoming water shortages. The Army Corps of Engineers has said that many popular Idaho boat ramps will be closed this year do to low water supply. As more people move into the valley, is there a way we can preserve our water resources? Nate also discussed Moderna asking for emergency use authorization for children six m onths - six years old to receive their COVID-19 vaccine. Parents, will you get your kid vaccinate the second it's available? (4/28/22)