The Kim Monson Show

On the Friday, June 20, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomed Rich Wyatt to discuss threats to free speech and assembly in Jefferson County, Daniel Turner to detail his congressional testimony on unauthorized Biden-era energy executive orders, Alicia Garcia on urgent Second Amendment legislation, and Professor Kurt Gerwitz for a wide-ranging conversation on artificial intelligence, data privacy, and...

On the June 19, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson tackled government overreach on three fronts: Jason Bailey of Citizens for No New Debt warned about Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposed $800 million ballot question, Carrie Giblets of the Elbert County Environmental Alliance fought Xcel Energy’s use of eminent domain for transmission lines, and Pam Long of Children’s Health Defense exposed conflicts of...

On June 18, 2025, Kim Monson tackled government accountability, scientific integrity, and agricultural labor policy with Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member Dave Evans, scientist and IPAC-EDU founder James Lyons-Weiler, and sixth-generation Nebraska farmer and rancher Trent Loos, examining how unelected boards, corrupted peer review, and misguided immigration enforcement threaten American lib...

On the June 17, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson examines regulatory overreach from Washington to Lakewood with Bob Boswell of Laramie Energy, former Lakewood City Councilwoman Mary Janssen, personal injury attorney Jon Boesen, and Epoch Times Washington correspondent Sam Dorman, connecting the dots between energy policy, property rights, driving safety, and a judiciary testing the limits of executive a...

On the June 16, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson tackles the collision between government mandates and individual freedom with automotive expert Lauren Fix on three landmark Congressional Review Act resolutions, retired border agent Chris Harris on enforcement gains and the No Kings Day protests, Karen Gordey on a sweeping Lakewood zoning rewrite, financial advisor Jody Hinsey on retirement strategy, an...

On June 13, 2025, Kim Monson explored the escalating threats to personal privacy posed by AI data centers with Virginia Macha, the fight to protect Second Amendment rights in Colorado with Teddy Collins, trucking industry safety standards with Anthony Triggs, and the push for home rule in Douglas County with Mindy Bandamere Jordan. Douglas County Considers Home Rule Charter Start listening at 17:0...

On the June 12, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomes constitutional scholar Rob Natelson to break down pivotal Supreme Court decisions reshaping federal power, vaccine policy advocate Pam Long to expose troubling Colorado immunization rule changes, and Congressional District 6 Chair Patty McKernan to sound the alarm on altered cast vote records in Arapahoe County. Colorado Vaccine Rules and Parenta...

On Wednesday, June 11, 2025, Kim Monson explored federal spending reform strategies and mounting concerns over AI data center expansion with policy advisor Wade Miller of the Center for Renewing America, Colorado taxpayer advocate Wendy Warner, mortgage specialist Lorne Levy, and agricultural commentator Trent Loos. Cutting Federal Spending Through Strategic Budget Maneuvers Start listening at 31:...

On June 10, 2025, Kim Monson tackled the well-organized protest movement sweeping the nation, explored how fiction can defend faith, and heard from a military veteran about the dangers of civil unrest. Former State Senator Kevin Lundberg, author Ann Roecker, and Army veteran Yvonne Paez joined the conversation on a day marked by urgent warnings about upcoming demonstrations. Organized Protests and...

On June 9, 2025, Kim Monson launches her Make America Free Again movement while examining the violent unrest in Los Angeles, concerns over federal data collection, and the constitutional tensions emerging from Trump’s deployment of the National Guard. Brian Joondeph analyzes color revolutions and the Biden autopen scandal, Scott Powell traces the erosion of constitutional governance to the adminis...

At first glance, the proposed federal legislation to deregulate firearm suppressors—coined the “Big Beautiful Bill”—looks like a long-awaited win for gun owners nationwide. The bill promises to remove suppressors from the burdensome National Firearms Act (NFA), eliminate the outdated $200 tax stamp, and treat suppressors like any other non-NFA firearm accessory. There is a catch. Alicia Garcia wit...

Brad Beck explains that word of mouth exposure is the most effective way to get others to buy into your point of view. Think about a movie you like or a book you read or a restaurant where you enjoyed a meal and told friends and family. Your recommendation can have a huge impact on others if they trust you and you have credibility. Beck ponders what could happen if you were to treat the idea of fr...

On Friday, June 6, 2025, the anniversary of D-Day, Kim Monson explored critical threats to election integrity and energy affordability with computer scientist Walter Daugherity, energy policy expert Kevin Mooney, and Second Amendment advocates Alicia Garcia and Teddy Collins from the Second Syndicate. Cast Vote Record Alterations Uncovered in Arapahoe County Start listening at 30:11 – Hour 1 Walte...

On Thursday, June 5, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed Brad Beck, co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters, for an in-studio discussion and Susan Kochevar, owner of the 88 Drive-In Theater, by phone to explore the unsealed Epstein files, why Americans have lost trust in their institutions, and what it means to preserve property rights and constitutional governance in an era of expanding government power. Proper...

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On this June 3, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the growing tension between state mandates and local control as Colorado cities sue over forced density requirements. Citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk breaks down HB 1313, former Douglas County Commissioner Lora Thomas raises concerns about a rushed home rule ballot question, and Titanic Immersive Voyage producer John Zaller shares the powerful lesso...

On June 2, 2025, Kim Monson assembled a panel of liberty advocates to expose the systematic erosion of constitutional rights in Colorado. Sue Moore of Liberty Scorecard unveiled the 2025 legislative ratings, Representative Brandi Bradley detailed the radical transgender agenda advancing through the State House, and Montrose County Commissioner Sean Pond warned of progressive overreach threatening...

In this essay The Quiet Tyranny of Pronouns: Why Forced Speech Isn't Progress, author Allen Thomas explains that compelled speech does not have a record of producing genuine progress, in fact quite the opposite. Thomas notes that is precisely why the First Amendment was designed to safeguard against it.

Author Pam Long explains that 2025 is a year of 50th birthday parties, a wedding, and a reunion which created the motivation to start a weight loss regimen. Long coined the term “Bridesmaid Bootcamp” to counter the “COVID-19 pounds” and to fit attractively in a formal dress.

On May 30, 2025, Kim Monson examined threats to fundamental American freedoms with featured author Allen Thomas discussing Colorado’s compelled speech legislation, fiscal watchdog Jason Bailey exposing Denver’s debt crisis, and Second Syndicate co-founders Alicia Garcia and Teddy Collins rallying support for Second Amendment protections threatened by federal legislation. The Quiet Tyranny of Force...

On Thursday, May 29, 2025, Kim Monson explores two distinct paths to personal empowerment: Liberty Toastmasters members share perspectives on preserving American founding principles, while West Point graduate and Children’s Health Defense director Pam Long reveals her practical approach to health and fitness through what she calls Bridesmaid Boot Camp. Defending Individual Rights Through Civic Eng...

On May 28, 2025, Kim Monson returns from travel to examine the growing burden of government overreach on Colorado businesses and property owners. Dave Evans, a Colorado Union of Taxpayers board member, details seven problematic building bills. Bob Boswell, CEO of Laramie Energy, provides insight into federal energy policy shifts. Trent Loos, a sixth-generation farmer, challenges conventional think...

On May 27, 2025, guest host Allen Thomas fills in for Kim Monson to examine government overreach at both state and federal levels with former Colorado State Senator Kevin Lundberg and OpenTheBooks.com investigative journalist Jeremy Portnoy, exploring how citizens can push back against bureaucratic expansion and demand transparency. Colorado’s Assault on Parental Rights and Religious Liberty Start...

On Monday, May 26, 2025, Kim Monson honors Memorial Day with two extraordinary conversations: retired Air Force Colonel Bill Rutledge, 96 years young, shares the inspiring story of WWI Medal of Honor recipient Eddie Rickenbacker, while Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dix reflects on sacrifice, heroism, and the Center for American Values in Pueblo, Colorado. The Remarkable Life of Eddie R...

Former Colorado State Representative Don Beezley explains that Memorial Day matters because protecting American Sovereignty matters. Beezley notes that we must remember it is the moral principle of individual liberty that gives America value. That makes it special. That makes it exceptional.