The Kim Monson Show

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On this Tuesday, October 17, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the theme of moral courage through three powerful conversations: a school board candidate fighting for academic excellence, a former Army captain warning about open border dangers, and a pharmaceutical industry veteran who lost his career for refusing the COVID vaccine. Open Borders as a National Security Threat Start listening at 33...

Kim Monson broadcasts from western Wyoming on this October 16, 2023 edition, examining the battle for America’s children in public schools and the fight against crushing property taxes. School board candidate Max Garcia, Task Force Freedom founder Kane, and Lakewood City Councilwoman Mary Janssen share frontline perspectives on protecting families from government overreach. Marxists in the Schoolh...

Author Pam Long notes that “Emergencies” will be the catalyst for all future suspensions and losses of Constitutional Rights if most people obediently comply with rule-by-executive-orders under the advisement of unelected scientists. Long explains that this is a time where people must discern to either obey authority figures, or to assert that “We the People” are the governing authority in a Const...

On the Friday, October 13, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson addressed the changing world following the attack on Israel while exploring threats to internet freedom and medical autonomy. Ashlee Tilley discussed education reform in Greeley-Evans District 6, Dr. Jill Vecchio exposed the hidden dangers of net neutrality regulations, and Pam Long outlined strategies for civil disobedience against medical tyr...

On this October 12, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson tackled the intersection of federal fiscal policy and Colorado property tax battles. Former Trump budget director Russ Vought outlined pathways to a balanced budget, Australian immigrant Leigh Sargent shared his American Dream story while running for Summit County school board, and property tax experts Natalie Menten and Brandon Wark exposed the decep...

On October 11, 2023, Kim Monson examines threats to American education and health freedom. Dr. James Lyons-Weiler sounds the alarm on California’s radical plan to delay mathematics instruction until high school in the name of equity, while sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos connects the dots between parasitic health, cholesterol myths, and government overreach in agriculture. The Mathematics Disas...

On October 10, 2023, Kim Monson examines the intersection of climate policy and cronyism with podcaster Tom Nelson, who reveals how groupthink perpetuates the climate narrative and how carbon trading enriches insiders at public expense. School board candidate Deb Schmidt exposes alarming proficiency gaps in Colorado’s D49 district while advocating for parental rights. Producer Luke Cashman provide...

On Columbus Day 2023, Kim Monson addressed the devastating Hamas attack on Israel that killed over 1,100 people, connecting the tragedy to broader concerns about American leadership and border security. The broadcast featured Estes Park school board candidates discussing parental rights, Dr. Brian Joondeph analyzing mask mandate resurgence, and historian Scott Powell illuminating the true legacy o...

The October 6, 2023 broadcast of The Kim Monson Show confronts two interconnected crises facing Americans: a border crisis with over 4.4 million illegal entries under the Biden administration and an affordable housing catastrophe created by government planning. Andrew Arthur from the Center for Immigration Studies and land-use expert Randall O’Toole expose how government policies fail everyday cit...

On this Thursday broadcast, October 5, 2023, Kim Monson explored the intersection of local governance, fiscal responsibility, and moral courage with city council candidate Pete Del Duca, tax watchdog George Allen, and World War II historian Col. Bill Rutledge. The conversations ranged from rising crime in Lakewood to property tax pressures in Douglas County to the enduring lessons of Dietrich Bonh...

On October 4, 2023, Kim Monson examines the seismic shift in Republican voter priorities with Tristan Justice of The Federalist analyzing how culture war issues now outrank economic concerns, while sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos warns that Colorado’s pending wolf reintroduction threatens both livestock and the nation’s food supply. The broadcast also features Longmont City Council candidate Ga...

On October 3, 2023, Kim Monson examines threats to individual liberty on two fronts: automotive industry expert Lauren Fix analyzes the UAW strike’s hidden costs to taxpayers and the dangerous push toward electric vehicle mandates, while education advocate Mailyn Salabarria, who grew up under Cuban communism, exposes alarming bias reporting systems emerging in Colorado public schools that threaten...

On October 3, 2023, Kim Monson examines threats to individual liberty on two fronts: automotive industry expert Lauren Fix analyzes the UAW strike’s hidden costs to taxpayers and the dangerous push toward electric vehicle mandates, while education advocate Mailyn Salabarria, who grew up under Cuban communism, exposes alarming bias reporting systems emerging in Colorado public schools that threaten...

Kim Monson opened the October 2, 2023 broadcast marking the Supreme Court’s return from summer recess. Legal reporter Matt Vadum previewed major cases on affirmative action and social media regulation. School board candidate Maria Sumnicht outlined her campaign for Douglas County District F. Finance professor Kurt Gerwitz examined federal spending as Congress passed a 45-day stopgap budget to aver...

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There is something uniquely American about a rifle,” writes Nephi Cole. “For lack of better explanation, the ‘art of the rifle’ is cultural here. You can find rifles, and some good ones, almost anywhere on earth. There are fine marksman and great arms makers on other continents, but America’s are the best. In the same way that a cigar from Cuba is special, or a great wine from France, or a sword f...

On September 29, 2023, Kim Monson hosts a wide-ranging discussion touching the intersection of faith, philosophy, and politics. Dr. Doug Groothuis presents his new book exploring world religions through a Christian apologetics framework, while Colorado State Representative Ken DeGraff argues passionately for the Colorado GOP to opt out of the open primary system, and legacy essayist Rick Turnquist...

Rick Turnquist describes how Democrats are Exactly Wrong on the most important aspect of life: human sexuality. He reviews the science of human biology and describes how the Left is promoting “anything goes” nihilism, especially to children.

Kim Monson welcomed three guests to explore constitutional rights, electoral integrity, and environmental discourse on this Thursday broadcast. Nephi Cole of the National Shooting Sports Foundation made his debut as a show sponsor representative discussing the foundational importance of the Second Amendment, while Colorado GOP Vice Chair Hope Scheppelman urged central committee members to opt out...

On this Wednesday broadcast, Kim Monson assembled a powerhouse lineup to tackle the interconnected threats of runaway taxation, government overreach, and attacks on property rights. Economic historian Dr. Brian Domitrovic revealed the hidden history behind income taxes, Longmont City Council candidate Steve Altschuler exposed municipal socialism, and sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos sounded the...

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On the September 26, 2023 broadcast, constitutional attorney Maurice Emmer breaks down the legal challenge to Colorado’s open primary system ahead of a pivotal GOP Central Committee vote. Wade Miller of the Center for Renewing America outlines the congressional appropriations battle, while Health Freedom Defense Fund founder Leslie Manookian reveals that LAUSD is poised to rescind its vaccine mand...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On September 25, 2023, Kim Monson examines the United Auto Workers strike threatening the Big Three automakers and explores climate policy realities with automotive expert Lauren Fix and climate scientists Gregory Wrightstone, James Taylor, Ken Gregory, and Ron Stein, all appearing ahead of the Colorado premiere of the documentary A Climate Conversation. Climate Scientists Challenge Crisis Narrati...