BIg Jim Smith, filling in for Nate, calls up Ammon Bundy to get the latest on his on going legal battles.

To start off Rant and Rave Friday, Nate Shelman had Sophie sound off on the new female crash test dummies. After that, Nate was joined by Todd Christensen from Cap-Ed Credit Union to discuss the Boise 4th of July parade. To learn more about that visit Boise4th.com. Taking over the rant hour, the Biden Administration wants home buyers with good credit to take on some of the loan rates for home buyers with bad credit. What are your thoughts on this loan redistribution idea? To wrap up the show Nate Shelman took your raves and comments on check books. (4/21/23)

The legalization of marijuana is a long-debated topic. Once a year Nate Shelman takes a few hours to reevaluate where the KBOI Audience stands on marijuana...and today is April 20th. Do you want to see weed legalized completely, medicinally, or no changes to Idaho law? (4/20/23)

There is controversy in the Nampa school district over a psychology quiz that asks questions about gender identity that had objective answers. After Nate Shelman asked random callers to give the answers to those questions, he asked: How do you identify politically? This is after a Gallup poll found that 49% of American Adults identify as independants. (4/19/23)

It snowed, and all of you emailed Nate to make sure you heard Sophie complain about it. Are you okay with the snow or are you over it? There was an official report on the origins of COVID-19, that suggests there may have been two lab leaks. What are your thoughts? After those discussions, Nate Shelman discussed the Fox News and Dominion settlement. Did that settlement change your mind about the 2020 election or not? To wrap up the show Nate discussed Idaho power wanting to raise rates and a Boise teacher being arrested on rape charges. Nate encourages parents to talk to their kids about whether or not they have dating apps and the dangers of them. (4/18/23)

Are you still broken up with Bud Light? The company released a more patriotic ad this week as beer sales gave gone down post the Mulvaney incident. Are you still boycotting? If someone asked you where the most speed traps in the Treasure Valley are what road would you say? As it turns out, Garden City is making more money off of speeding tickets then Meridian. Over the weekend there were two gang related shootings in Nampa. What can we do to help stop the gang problems in the Valley? To wrap up the show Nate Shelman asked you to finish this sentence: Guns make America.... what? This is in response to a new poll out from CBS and YouGov. (4/17/23)

The City of Boise hired Investigators to look into what was happening in the Boise Police Department. Those investigators have somehow spent $500,000 in under four months. In a story that we are sure is just a coincedence, the Boise Police Department is increasing the fine for modified exhaust from $67 to $356.50. Boise Police will also increase patrols downtown and on the connector. After discussing those stories, Nate Shelman took your rants, raves, and everything in between! (4/14/23)

Who wants more snow? Not Sophie. Nate makes a good arguement for why it is a good thing. Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate Shelman to discuss the proposed TikTok ban, data security, the leaked documents, and his thoughts on Taiwan. After that interview, Nate discussed the questions he has in the arrest of an Air National Guardsmen for leaking the documents. Do you think this makes sense or is something off for you? Nate wrapped up the show by proving no one cares if China is stealing their information through TikTok. (4/13/23)

Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate Shelman to discuss the leaked documents, TikTok controversies, Taiwan and how to handle it. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say. (4/13/23)

Boise City Council voted to spend $1.8 Million on funding hotel rooms for the homeless. Do you think The City should just buy the hotel out right and make it a homeless shelter permanently? Idaho is going a different way than the US as a whole based on some new polls. Would you consider yourself to be religious or spiritual? Only 39% of the US would consider religious faiths important to them. Nate Shelman discussed both of those topics and then wrapped up the show by discussing social media and its effects on children. What age is a good age for a child to be on social media? Do you think it is the government's job to regulate that? A new law in Utah not only has age restrictions for social media, but would only allow minors to be on social media before 10:30pm and after 6:30am. What are your thoughts? (4/12/23)