David Leroy joined Nate Shelman today to discuss the leaked draft saying that the United States Supreme Court is considering overturning Roe V Wade. This included discussions on Idaho's Trigger law that would be put in place if that happens, will leaks of this nature become common place, and could this leak affect future SCOTUS decisions? After that, Nate takes your opinions on the question: Will this leak energize democrats or not? (5/3/22)

Joining the Nate Shelman Show is Branden Durst, a candidate for Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction. He discusses his campaign and where he stands on hot button issues such as critical race theory, money following students to whichever school they want, and said he has proof that one of his opponents is working with his ex-wife to throw a wrench in his campaign. (5/3/22)

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Elon Musk has officially bought Twitter. He hopes to bring more free speech to the platform while the Biden Administration says that it is concerned with the power that social media platforms wield regardless of who owns it. What are your thoughts? The Supreme Court has started hearing arguements in regards to a high school football coach who was fired for praying at mid-field with students. Do you think a school staff member should be allowed to pray with students if it is a voluntary act? (4/25/22)

Raul Labrador is a candidate for Idaho Attorney General. He joined Nate Shelman today to discuss why he's running, his opinion about how things need to change from current leadership, and how he would handle the legal issues we've seen in the state recently. (4/25/22)

This morning while Mike Kasper was talking about Disney and Florida he stole "It's a Small World" from Sophie, she ranted about it and declared herself the honarary co-producer of the morning show. Listen to this podcast for more. After that, we started the rant hour. Nate discussed how Ada County is the least affordable county in the Nation. Do you have a good solution for making housing affordable again? (4/22/22)

The Idaho Legislature has hired a private attorney to defend the Idaho abortion law. Representative Megan Blanksma joined Nate to discuss why the Attorney General's office will not be handling it. Scott Brock, who is running for a seat in the State House, accused his opponent of bribery. He joined the show to apologize for those accusations and explains how he made that mistake. There will be name changes to a lot of public landmarks that contain the word "squaw" in the name. This includes Squaw Butte in Emmett. What do you think the name should be changed to? Do you think the government should fund all classes at private universities? What if it's the porn class that Westminster College in Utah is putting in it's catalog? (4/21/22)

Scott Brock is running for a seat in the Idaho House and recently sent out a mailer that accused his opponent, Tammy Nichols, of bribery. He joined Nate Shelman to apologize for that mistake and described how he came to that conclusion. (4/21/22)