The Nate Shelman Show

Debbie Critchfield joins Nate to discuss her opinions on Brad Little's words from his governors speech to the state.

Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Dustin and Tyler Hurst to discuss the on-going Speaker of the House Vote. Listen to this podcast to hear what he had to say! (1/6/23)

This week Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador dismissed the charges against Sara Brady who was arrested after going to a playground in 2020 amidst COVID-19 orders. The Hurst Brothers teamed up to interview her after that news. (1/6/23)

Brian Wiley and Jeremiah Bates from the Real Money Pros teamed up today to fill in for Nate Shelman. They talked about the Co-Founder of Home Depot saying that socialism is ruining the work ethic of Americans, and that Gen Z is lazy. What are your thoughts? What are you willing to spend on a vacation this year? Brian and Jeremiah discussed how you can best plan for one and use your rewards cards to help cover costs. In the last hour Brian Wiley discussed big corporations that have announced layoffs. He asked: Have you ever been through a layoff, and how did you survive it? Brian gave his best advice on how you can prepare yourself in case you ever have to go through a layoff. (1/5/22)

Brian Wiley and Jeremiah Bates from The Real Money Pros filled in for Nate Shelman Today. In cryptocurrency they discussed scandals and scams regarding FTX, and ways to invest in digital currency that could be safer. Tax season is right around the corner. In the last hour of the show Jeremiah and Brian discussed how saving in taxes can help you benefit all year long. (1/4/22)

There have been two votes in Washington D.C, and Kevin McCarthy lost both in the bid for Speaker of the House. Tomorrow the House will hold another vote. If you think McCarthy shouldn't be Speaker, why not? Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate Shelman to discuss his vote and what he expects tomorrow. Buffalo Bills' player Damar Hamlin collapsed after a tackle last night. He is now in critical condition in Cincinatti. What are your thoughts on what happened? The suspect arrested in regards to the four University of Idaho students who were murdered, is going to be extradited to Idaho. There are lots of people who still have questions. Nate discussed that, and rounded out the show by talking about 2023 goals. What goals do you have for this year? (1/3/22)

Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate Shelman to discuss the chaotic votes to select a new speaker of the house. Congressman Fulcher talked through how he voted, why, and how he thinks the vote will go tomorrow. (1/3/22)

Join Tyler and Dustin Hurst for the annual airing of the grievances on Newstalk KBOI! (12/23/22)

Today is Rant and Rave Thursday! Nate Shelman started off by talking about Micron announcing that they will be laying off ten percent of their workforce in 2023. Nate has questions and a rant about this. Do you know what a bee friendly highway is? You guys had some really great guesses, but would you have guessed that the federal government wants to spend $3 Million on developing them? Nate discussed that and other interesting expenses in the $1.7 Trillion spending package passed by the Senate. To end the show, we heard about all of the things you are looking forward to during the holidays. Nate and Sophie shared some of their fondest Christmas memories. What memories make Christmas special for you? (12/22/22)

There will be a prayer vigil held tonight in front of the Meridian Library Director's house. Some have asked if using prayer as a way to get your point across is the correct thing to do. What are your thoughts? There could be new rules for Idaho Republicans wanting to vote in closed party primaries. Do you think that we should close our primaries even more, or should we open them up to conservatives of all kinds? Yesterday it was reported that the man who is accused of murdering the New Meadows couple who owned the Hartland Inn has been deemed unfit for trial and is going to spend time in a psychiatric facility. Nate discusses this, and asks: since others knew about this individual's potential to harm others, how much are they responsible for it? (12/21/22)