The Kim Monson Show

On Wednesday, August 20, 2025, Kim Monson examines the restoration of scientific integrity at the National Institutes of Health with scientist James Lyons-Weiler, celebrates citizen activism victories in Arvada with watchdog Mike Rawluk, explores mortgage market dynamics with Lorne Levy, and analyzes the economics of sustainable aviation fuel and CO2 pipelines with sixth-generation rancher Trent L...

On August 19, 2025, Kim Monson examines seismic shifts in federal election policy with investigative journalist Joshua Philipp, explores Colorado election integrity efforts with former state senator Kevin Lundberg, previews the upcoming special legislative session with Representative Scott Bottoms, and celebrates American patriotism with Navy and Marine Corps veteran Dave Bray. Patriotism Through...

On August 18, 2025, Kim Monson opened with a rallying cry to save Et Voila French Bakery on Lookout Mountain from Jefferson County zoning enforcement, then explored the cultural shift away from woke advertising with Dr. Brian Joondeph, debated property rights and election integrity with entrepreneur Susan Kochevar, and previewed Colorado’s special legislative session with Representative Rose Pugli...

In 2022, Pam Long wrote “Protecting Senior Citizens from Asset Theft by Collusion of Doctors and Judges.” Long explains that she was recently contacted by a woman who read the original article, and who provided a 90-minute interview about how this asset theft was orchestrated in the life of her 93-year-old father in 2024. Long notes people must take action to prevent the abduction in medical facil...

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On Thursday, August 14, 2025, Kim Monson brings together Open the Books investigative reporter Jeremy Portnoy to expose government waste, Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member Dave Evans to break down TABOR protections and erosion, local entrepreneur Karen Gordey to discuss Lakewood’s assault on property rights, and constitutional scholar Rob Natelson for a live listener Q&A on America’s fo...

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On August 12, 2025, Kim Monson explores the intersection of educational reform and elder protection, featuring master educator Priscilla Rahn discussing her new book on transforming American schools and investigative writer Pam Long exposing an organized scheme where doctors and judges collude to steal assets from vulnerable seniors. Restoring Excellence in American Classrooms Start listening at 1...

On August 11, 2025, Kim Monson explores the erosion of representative government in Colorado with Montrose County Commissioner Sean Pond, who reveals how unelected commissions have seized control of critical policy decisions. Marly Hornik of Unite for Freedom provides updates on the organization’s amended lawsuit against Colorado election officials, while Roger Mangan discusses the state’s troubli...

Brad Beck explains that intentionally understanding and improving one’s character, curiosity, and communication will foster meaningful connections in an individual’s daily life and can help secure greater happiness.

On Friday, August 8, 2025, Kim Monson examines government accountability from multiple angles with Paula Sarlls on the USMC Memorial Foundation’s 48th anniversary, Nancy Rumfelt on deceptive school bond language, Wade Miller on census fraud and spending cuts, Alicia Garcia and Teddy Collins on Second Amendment threats, and Travis Bochenstedt on direct primary care as a free-market healthcare solut...

On August 7, 2025, Kim Monson explores the foundations of principled citizenship with Brad Beck, Karen Gordey, and Major General Joe Arbuckle. The discussion spans local government accountability in Lakewood, the importance of character and curiosity in civic life, and ongoing efforts to restore military readiness by removing divisive DEI policies. Local Government Accountability and TABOR Transpa...

On Wednesday, August 6, 2025, Kim Monson examines government overreach from multiple angles with Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member Steve Dorman, Power the Future founder Daniel Turner, mortgage specialist Lorne Levy, and sixth-generation Nebraska farmer Trent Loos. Russiagate Revelations and Government Accountability Start listening at 17:02 – Hour 1 Steve Dorman traces the tangled web of t...

On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, Kim Monson examines two critical fronts in the battle for Colorado’s future: the federal government’s reassessment of climate policy under Energy Secretary Chris Wright, and the catastrophic decline in educational outcomes that has left only three in ten Denver Public Schools students proficient in math. DOE Climate Report Challenges Mainstream Narrative Start listening...

On Monday, August 4, 2025, Kim Monson explores the coordinated assault on property rights happening in communities across America. New Jersey council candidate Sophia Georges exposes how comprehensive plan rewrites and zoning changes threaten home ownership, Iowa resident Ann Lowe shares her harrowing experience living near industrial wind turbines, and Colonel Bill Rutledge draws striking paralle...

Alicia Garcia, Co-Founder of The 2nd Syndicate, states that Colorado is the testbed for state-funded civil rights abuse. Garcia explains that in 2021, Colorado passed House Bill 21-1299, creating the Office of Gun Violence Prevention (OGVP) under the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. On paper, it was sold as a public health initiative designed to reduce “gun violence.” In reali...

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On July 31, 2025, Kim Monson welcomes banker Jay Davidson to break down how Federal Reserve monetary policy has eroded the dollar’s purchasing power by 97 percent since 1913. Later, Second Syndicate co-founders Alicia Garcia and Teddy Collins expose the accelerating assault on Second Amendment rights in Colorado and across the nation. Federal Reserve Failures and Dollar Devaluation Start listening...

On the July 30, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson examines how government policies are driving urban decay, crushing Colorado’s energy industry, and eroding property rights from the local level to the federal level, with former state legislator Ramey Johnson, Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell, and sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos. The Psychology of Living in Urban Decay Start listening at 16:0...

On Tuesday, July 29, 2025, Kim Monson explores the expanding surveillance state through wildfire legislation with citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk, examines Colorado’s deteriorating political landscape with State Senator Mark Baisley, and gets a ground-level report on Arizona’s legislative gridlock from sponsor Susan Harris. AI Surveillance Disguised as Wildfire Prevention Start listening at 16:46 – H...

On July 28, 2025, Kim Monson welcomes retired Air Force Colonel Bill Rutledge for a fascinating exploration of early 20th-century public health through the story of Typhoid Mary. The episode also features in-studio discussions with realtor Karen Levine and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy on navigating today’s housing market. The Silent Carrier Who Changed Public Health Start listening at 32:21 – Ho...

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.

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On July 24, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed Liberty Toastmasters members for a spirited discussion on property rights, both tangible and intangible, while finance professor Kurt Gerwitz examined the emerging threat of AI cults and surveillance capitalism in a broadcast that challenged listeners to consider what legacy they will leave behind. Surveillance Technology Hidden in Forest Legislation Start lis...

On July 23, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed Wendy Warner of the Colorado Union of Taxpayers, healthcare expert Dr. Jill Vecchio, mortgage specialist Lorne Levy, sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos, and Air Force veteran Colonel Bill Rutledge to examine government overreach from local bond measures to federal healthcare policy and international NGOs. Denver’s $935 Million Bond Package Exposed Start listen...