Lawyer David Leroy joined Nate Shelman as the legal mind to weigh in on the Trump case. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say! (4/4/23)

Brian Wiley joined Nate Shelman to discuss Trump's thirty-four charges and the difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say! (4/4/23)

State Representative Barbara Ehardt joined Nate Shelman to discuss Idaho's bill on abortion trafficking that is sitting on the Governor's desk. (4/3/23)

Nate Shelman starts off the show by asking: What is your domestic beer of choice? This comes after Bud Light made Dylan Mulvaney a personalized beer can for the 365th day of woman hood for Dylan. Are you going to boycott Bud Light? After that discussion Nate Shelman was joined by Idaho State Representative Barbara Ehardt. She discussed Idaho's abortion trafficking bill that is now on the Governor's desk. Not only do we talk about weather predictions, but also Trump predictions. If you are still on the Trump train, is there a line where you would jump off? If you have gotten off the Trump train, why, what did it? Nate wraps up the show talking about when social security is expected to run out, and an Idahoan who was accepting bribes in exchange for CDL licenses. (4/3/23)

To start Rant and Rave Friday, Nate Shelman was joined by Joe Prin to discuss an event he is at tomorrow! He will be at Restoration Rod's for a car show that benefits The Ronald McDonald House. The Eagle City Council voted to annex Avimor into the city yesterday. Mayor Jason Pierce joined Nate Shelman to discuss the impact that will have on the City of Eagle. Our final guest of the show was Rich Demuro to talk about his show Rich On Tech. His show will start tomorrow from 5-8pm on Newstalk KBOI. To wrap up the show Nate took your rants, raves, and everything in between! (3/31/23)

Eagle Mayor Jason Pierce joined Nate Shelman to discuss the City's decision to annex Avimor. The Mayor also took your calls and questions. (3/31/23)

It snowed again in Boise today, which has Nate Shelman wishing burgers were still served in Styrofoam. Because if it snowed in March is there still global warming? If there doesn't seem to be global warming, should we throw it back to the 80's and get our Mc DLTs in Styrofoam? After that beautiful tangent, Nate Shelman was joined by Governor Little to discuss his decision to let the property tax bill become a law this time. During the show, it was released that Trump will be indicted by the grand jury in New York. Do you think this will weaken or strengthen Trump's 2024 Presidential run? (3/30/23)

The Senate today finalized the vote to overturn the Governor's veto on the property tax bill. They also added another bill to the original one to fix a bonding issue. Nate Shelman took you through all of that live. He was also joined by State Senator Tammy Nichols to get the rundown of everything the Senate did today. Ada County Commissioner Rod Beck joined the show to discuss why he and the other commissioners unanimously voted not to put the Meridian Library District up for a dissolution vote. In a different local story, a Kuna couple has been sentenced to four years on parole after being convicted of child abuse and neglect. Nate doesn't think this is a harsh enough punishment. What are your thoughts? (3/29/23)

A day after the school shooting in Nashville, Nate Shelman took your phone calls on what stood out to you and what we can do to make schools safer. Do you think the government should fund more school safety measures? (3/28/23)

Governor Little vetoed the property tax bill today. State Representatives Jason Monks and Bruce Skaug joined Nate Shelman to discuss the future of property tax relief in Idaho. How confident are you that you will see property tax relief in Idaho? After that discussion Nate talked about Veolia wanting to raise water prices in Boise by 24.1%. He also took your calls on today's tragic school shooting in Nashville. (3/27/23)