It's Rant and Rave Friday, live from Buster's in Meridian! Nate talks to Mayor Jason Pierce about how the pandemic has influenced the City of Eagle. Dan Nelson Joins Nate via phone to discus the Aaron Butler Memorial Purple Heart Run and what the foundation behind the run stands for. Scott From Harold's Auto Body stopped by to discuss how he and a whole team of people have helped restore a 1964 Mercury Monterey for a local teen fighting a brain tumor. (7/10/2020)

Idaho Unemployment numbers are going down, however the extra federal money for those on unemployment is set to run out soon. Because of this, there is talk of another stimulus package. Nate talks with Layne McInelly, the President of the Idaho Education Associaton, about what he expects to see in the upcoming school year. Nate also interviewed Jeremy Gugino from Reclaim Idaho about what the new 9th circuit ruling means for them. (7/9/2020)

The Supreme Court ruled that religious institutions or faith based businesses can supply insurance that doesn't include contraception coverage. Also, there is discussion of another federal stimulus to extend unemployment benefits that were covered by the first stimulus package. (7/8/2020)

There is a push for schools to reopen in the fall. However, when they reopen things will probably look a lot differently. If masks were required, would you still send you children to school? Nate also discusses driver safety on Highway 55. (7/7/2020)

If you got an opportunity to talk to someone from Black Lives Matter, what question would you ask? Nate discusses listeners' proposed questions. Brian Wiley joins Nate to discuss his thoughts on the Markets. With the new Mask Mandate in Boise, there were protests held by people who view it as a violation of their rights. (7/6/2020)

Rant and Rave Thursday is live from Biscuit and Hogs in Meridian! Nate takes your thoughts on Mayor McLean's mandatory face mask order for the city of Boise. Nate also discuses the legal sides of the order with Steve Rausch, host of KBO-Eye on the Law.

Last night there was a rally at Boise City Hall. In attendance were Black Lives Matter protesters who were for defunding the police, as well as counter protesters who were there to back the blue. A few fights broke out, there were incidents of intimidation reported, and Mayor McLean released a statement condemning counter protests for instigating these incidents. In other news it is the first day of the new Idaho Hands Free Law. (7/1/2020)

Nate and Paul J talk about what they want to see for BSU Football this season, as well as what they think will happen with the season. There was a Black Lives Matter Protest in front of Boise City Hall this evening. There was also a counter protest in support of the police. State Representative Tammy Nichols called in to tell us what she was seeing at the protests. What would you like to see for police reform? (6/30/2020)

Nate talks to Tom Luna about what he wants to do as the new Chairman for the Idaho Republican Party. Callers discuss what it means to them to be an Idaho Republican. The State says it wants to appeal a federal court decision made about a ballot initiative for November. The Supreme Court today, decided not to comment or further rule on the death penalty. (6/29/2020)

Live From Fat Guy's Fresh Deli, It's Rant and Rave Friday! Nate is joined by Sarah from Health Freedom Idaho to talk about an event that they held in Julia Davis Park to stand up for the rights of citizens. The Table Rock parking lot has been closed due to safety concerns. We also hear from Chef Wally, the man behind the Sammich.(6/26/2020)