Kim Monson

The Kim Monson Show

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The Kim Monson Show is a daily radio program, broadcast live 6-7 am MST every weekday on KLZ 560 AM. Hosted by Kim Monson, the show focuses on political issues and topics that impact individual freedom for Coloradans, citizens of the United States, and people around the world. Kim's values lie at the cross-roads of traditional conservative principles and libertarian beliefs. She believes in good manners, compassion, success through hard work, and individual freedom above all else.

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Kim Monson

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

The Big Money Behind Ranked Choice Voting 03.10.2024

On October 3, 2024, Carol Riggenbach, Rich Guggenheim, Karen Levine, and Trent England joined the show. HD62 candidate discusses the old age pension fund, public lands access, and her nursing home administration background Announces October 5th capitol rally bringing together diverse groups opposing gender ideology in schools, discusses threats from communist groups Reports decade-high inventory l...

The Kim Monson Show - October 3, 2024 03.10.2024

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Exposing Government Waste and the Growing CO2 Pipeline Threat 02.10.2024

On October 2, 2024, Pete Boddie, Rachel O’Brien, and Trent Loos joined the show. Republican candidate for Colorado HD-28 discusses his campaign against the incumbent, citing concerns about inflation, crime, illegal immigration, TABOR protection, and a legislative amendment affecting backflow testing businesses Open the Books Deputy Policy Director reveals Biden administration’s record $1 trillion...

Protecting Elections and Fighting Denver’s Anti-Business Ballot Measures 01.10.2024

On October 1, 2024, George Mumma, Marly Hornik, Coleen Orr, Erin Carney, and Ramey Johnson joined the show. Former Jefferson County police chief discusses campaign priorities including school choice, TABOR preservation, insurance issues, and the impact of Senate Bill 217 on law enforcement Co-founder of United Sovereign Americans explains the group’s federal lawsuits challenging voter registration...

Vote No on Proposition KK: Defending Second Amendment Rights and Wildlife Conservation 30.09.2024

On September 30, 2024, Anthony Hartsook, Nephi Cole, and Lori Gimelshteyn joined the show. State Representative Hartsook exposes how Democratic supermajority control silences half of Colorado’s population through procedural rules, while discussing the strain of 40-50,000 illegal immigrants on state resources NSSF representative Cole exposes Proposition KK as a tax on Second Amendment rights, debun...

Are We Protecting Grandma? 29.09.2024

Pam Long explains that consumers need to stop viewing vaccines as a protection or a benefit, and need to start viewing vaccines as a liability-free product in a billion-dollar industry with coercive sales tactics implemented through public health, media, and providers.

Why Educational Choice Is Important To Provide the Best for Our Children 27.09.2024

On September 27, 2024, Dennis Haynes, Brad Beck, Greg Morrissey, Marshall Dawson, Ross Klopf, Dave Walden, Terri Goon, Kim Gilmartin, Pam Benigno, Mark Davis, Mary Janssen, and Jim May joined the show. Served as in-studio co-host throughout Hour 1, facilitating Liberty Toastmasters table topics on environment, conservation, and property rights Argued for human flourishing over pristine preservatio...

The Kim Monson Show - September 27, 2024 27.09.2024

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Federal Reserve Politics, Vaccine Safety, and the Battle for Colorado 26.09.2024

On September 26, 2024, Matt Burcham, Jay Davidson, Karen Levine, and Pam Long joined the show. First-time candidate from Highlands Ranch discusses his grassroots campaign to flip a recently-lost Republican seat, emphasizing citizen legislators over career politicians Bank CEO explains how the Fed’s 50 basis point rate cut is politically motivated and traces current inflation to $8 trillion in quan...

The Rhetoric From the Campaign Trail About Fossil Fuel Sources 25.09.2024

On September 25, 2024, Bob Boswell and Trent Loos joined the show. Boswell details how 31% inflation and regulatory overreach through enterprise fees threaten Colorado’s energy industry, warning that proposed disproportionately impacted communities regulations will eliminate Western Slope natural gas development Loos connects modern climate policy to the 1966 Cloward-Piven strategy, revealing how...

Benchmarking Regulations, Ranked Choice Voting, and the Future of Real Estate 24.09.2024

On September 24, 2024, Karen Levine, Candice Stutzreim, Doug Jennings, and Leigh Brown joined the show. Filled in as guest host while Kim traveled, leading discussions on energy regulation, election integrity, and real estate policy Explained how Proposition 131’s all-candidate primary and ranked choice voting would eliminate meaningful party representation and make elections opaque to average vot...

Holding Schools Accountable and Protecting Parental Rights 23.09.2024

On September 23, 2024, Sam Bandimere, Cain, Roger Mangan, and Dawn Holmberg joined the show. Navy veteran and native Coloradan outlines his platform for Senate District 19, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, oil and gas development, and crime reduction Former police officer and military veteran exposes pornographic materials in schools and challenges policies restricting parental rights and free s...

The Popular Sheriff of Nottingham 22.09.2024

There is a point in the 1973 movie Robin Hood where the whole town is basically in jail or so poor that nothing can be afforded because Prince John has told the Sheriff of Nottingham to “squeeze every last drop out of those insolent, musical peasants.” Author Allen Thomas draws the correlation between the Sheriff of Nottingham and questions on our Colorado 2024 ballot.

The Popular Sheriff of Nottingham: How Tax Policies Burden Colorado Families 20.09.2024

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Exposing Fairy Tale Islam and Challenging Climate Alarmism 19.09.2024

On September 19, 2024, Ben Aste, Mateen Elass, Walt Johnson, and Dave O’Rourke joined the show. Discussed his campaign for Larimer County Commissioner District 3, focusing on permitting delays, property taxes, water storage, and bringing common sense back to county government Discussed his new book revealing the gap between how Islam is presented to Western audiences versus its actual doctrines on...

The Kim Monson Show - September 19, 2024 19.09.2024

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Addresses the Hunting Ban 18.09.2024

On September 18, 2024, Marc Auville, Lauren Truitt, and Trent Loos joined the show. Auville details the full week of constitutional education events including Dr Truitt exposes how the hunting ban would undermine Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s science-based management, cost $60 million in economic output, and shift wildlife control to government employees while out-of-state activist groups push the...

Constitution Day and the Battle for Colorado’s Ballot 17.09.2024

On September 17, 2024, Kevin Lundberg, Matt Vadum, and Danielle Jurinsky joined the show. Analyzed Amendment 79’s constitutional enshrinement of abortion rights and Proposition 131’s ranked choice voting system, revealing how ballot titles conceal the full impact of these measures on Colorado governance Reported on youth climate activists seeking Supreme Court revival of dismissed lawsuit and Mary...

Ballot Initiatives Threaten Property Rights and Election Integrity Under Fire 16.09.2024

On September 16, 2024, J.P. Dunn and Peter Bernegger joined the show. Warned that Denver ballot initiatives 308 and 309 would force local businesses to close, setting a dangerous precedent for using ballot measures to eliminate property rights and consumer choice Revealed over 303,000 problematic voter registrations in Colorado and announced federal lawsuit against Secretary of State Jena Griswold...

Bring the Past Into the Present 15.09.2024

Brad Beck explains that incorporating things from the past into our current activities will bring meaningful interactions and points of view that create bonds, community, and a more grounded pace of life.

Constitutional Liberty and Border Security Under Siege 13.09.2024

On September 13, 2024, Marc Auville, Ron Paul, and Chris Harris joined the show. Previewed the 13th annual Grand Lake US Constitution Week celebration, highlighting speakers including Ron Paul as keynote and Holly Case on free speech rights Argued that America faces moral and financial bankruptcy, with both parties agreeing on policies that undermine constitutional limits and inflate the currency...

Venezuelan Gangs Spreading Beyond Aurora as Minimum Wage Threatens Small Business 12.09.2024

On September 12, 2024, John Fabbricatore and Susan Kochevar joined the show. Former ICE Director warns that Tren de Aragua is establishing operations faster than MS-13 did, with activity now confirmed in Colorado Springs, Dallas, and Montana 88 Drive-In Theater owner details how Adams County’s proposed minimum wage increase compounds the devastating property tax hikes she already faces Transnation...

Remembering 9/11 and the Fight for Medical Freedom 11.09.2024

On September 11, 2024, Honey Rinicella and Cathy Russell joined the show. Shared her personal story of her twin sons’ vaccine injury and her work as executive director of the Medical Academy of Pediatrics and Special Needs (MAPS), revealing troubling truths about vaccine scheduling practices Discussed her journey from evolutionary biology and atheism to faith, and her political transformation from...

Bringing the Past into the Present Through Economics and Tangible Experience 10.09.2024

On September 10, 2024, Brad Beck, Jon Boesen, Producer Joe, and Luke Cashman joined the show. Discussed his essay on preserving tangible experiences in a digital world, the 15-year anniversary of Liberty Toastmasters, and the importance of community organizations Explained the legal aspects of dog bite injuries, emphasizing the importance of gathering evidence and remaining calm after incidents Pa...

Classical Education and the Charter School Advantage 09.09.2024

On September 9, 2024, Lauren Fix, Roger Mangan, and Gwen Pecron joined the show. Explained why insurance rates are up 50%, how EV policies drive costs for all drivers, and offered practical tips including bundling policies and avoiding telematics devices Analyzed the timing decision for Social Security benefits, demonstrating with concrete calculations why early withdrawal may be financially advan...

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