State Senator Christy Zito joined Nate today to discuss various topics to include: vaccine mandates, when the Idaho House of Representatives might come back into session, and article 5 of the constitution. (10/15/21)

Doctor Ryan Cole Joins Nate to discuss why he has prescribed Ivermectin and how much he has prescribed it. He also answers questions to include: surrounding early treatment of COVID-19, what the Merck pill does, and should vaccines be given to children. (10/14/21)

Nate talked to Congressman Russ Fulcher about the national headlines we've seen lately and how it affects us here in Idaho. Among those topics, the White House has prepped governors for covid vaccines for children to be approved soon. Have you talked to your child's pediatrician about the vaccine? If you have, what hesitations do you have about getting your child vaccinated? (10/13/21)

Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate to discuss a myriad of topics to include: federal spending, the debt ceiling, COVID vaccinations for kids, The FBI investigating school boards, and of course he took your calls. (10/13/21)

Senator Mike Crapo joined Nate at the beginning of the show to discuss a few federal spending issues which included a provision in the $3.5 Trillion spending package that would allow the IRS to see every financial exchange over $600. The (former) head coach of the Raiders, Jon Gruden, has resigned after emails from ten years ago were released showing he used homophobic and misogynistic language. Locally, The Idaho Medical Association has fired a complaint and asked for an investigation into Dr. Ryan Cole's practices in prescribing ivermectin. (10/12/21)

Senator Mike Crapo joined Nate to discuss the proposed $3.5 Trillion federal spending package that includes a provision that would allow the IRS to see every financial transaction of $600 or more. The Senator also takes your questions. (10/12/21)

Today is Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day. Do you have an issue with people celebrating either the official federal holiday, or its counterpart? Meridian Mayor Robert Simison joined Nate to discuss tonight's city council forum and issues that the city has dealt with in the past eighteen months. Boise has been ranked the thirteenth best place to live. Do you agree? In Portland, there are discussions arising over controlling how many guns people can buy within a certain period of time. This comes as crime rates are sky rocketing, and there has been a case of straw purchasing. (10/11/21)

Meridian Mayor Robert Simison joined Nate today ahead of today's town hall with city council candidates. Mayor Simison also touched on some of the issues the city has faced over the past eighteen months. (10/11/21)

It's Rant and Rave Friday! Our main rave for today has to do with Jaden from Emmett. Jaden is almost seven years old and is selling eggs and has decided that all of the procedes will go to Toys For Tots. Nate talks with Jaden's dad Mike, about why Jaden made that decision. (Spoiler: Nate made a deal with him.) Now to the news; We found out today that the Daybell trial will be moved to Ada County. Do you think that you could be an impartial juror? (10/8/21)

The Idaho news of this week has brought up an intriguing question: Should the Governor still be the acting Governor even when they are not in the State? In Boise, there is a low-income appartment complex that will be torn down to create a higher end apartment complex. Would you be okay with a part of our taxes going to develop low income housing options? On top of discussing those topics, Nate discusses a PEW research poll that showed 2/3rds of Republicans want Trump to be a part of the GOP in some way, while 44% would like to see him run for president again. Do you agree with that poll? (10/7/21)