Bob Boswell defends fossil fuels as essential to modern life. Trent Loos warns of government land grabs. Ramey Johnson links societal decay to unchecked disorder.

Susan Harris critiques Arizona’s legislative flood and Democrat leadership. Luke and Joe interpret Machiavelli’s The Prince. Mark Baisley and Mike Rawluk share concerns on policy.

Bill Rutledge recounts the legacy of Typhoid Mary. Karen Levine and Lorne Levy examine interest rates, housing trends, and the Fed’s upcoming decision.

Allen Thomas explains that parents from all sides of the political aisle should come together and circle the wagons to protect their children. Thomas demonstrates that this goes far deeper than political action and instead demands that each parent be accountable for the moral stewardship of their child’s future.

Liberty Toastmasters stress the importance of property rights. Kurt Gerwitz warns AI may trigger cult-like behavior as it mimics human interaction.

Jill Vecchio critiques managed care, Wendy Warner opposes the Vibrant Denver Bond, Trent Loos challenges Heifer International, and Bill Rutledge celebrates 97 years.

Kevin Lundberg critiques Elon Musk's third-party ambitions and explains why Article V offers a better path. Mark Kostelic and Blaine Clark discuss land use codes in Chaffee County.

Lauren Fix on EV tax credit fallout, Marly Hornik on Colorado voter fraud lawsuit.

Parents treasure their children and want to take good care of their kids. Parents have trusted that healthcare professionals have their children and their family’s best interests in mind. However, parents should be vigilant. Pam Long drills down on the top ten scams in public health that every parent should know.

Chris Harris, Erin Lee, and guest host Yvonne Paez address immigration policy, border patrol morale, and youth exposure to gender ideology.