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

Individual Sanctity vs. Government Control and the Billionaires Behind Energy Restrictions 03.08.2023

On this Thursday, August 3, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson explores the foundational American principle of individual sanctity with banker and Austrian economist Jay Davidson, then energy journalist Robert Bryce reveals the massive funding behind efforts to ban natural gas and restrict hydrocarbon use. The Sanctity of the Individual in American Founding Start listening at 25:01 – Hour 1 Jay Davidson ,...

Colorado Open Primary Opt-Out and the Fight for Property Rights Against CO2 Pipelines 02.08.2023

On this August 2, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines two critical battles for liberty: the Colorado Republican Party’s constitutional right to opt out of open primaries, and rural America’s fight against government-backed CO2 pipeline projects that threaten property rights through eminent domain. Todd Watkins and Trent Loos provide frontline reports on these consequential struggles. CO2 Pipelines...

Electric Vehicle Fire Risks and the Economic Squeeze on Young Americans 01.08.2023

On August 1, 2023, Kim Monson examines the hidden dangers of electric vehicles following a cargo ship fire in the North Sea, featuring automotive expert Lauren Fix. The show also explores the economic pressures facing young Americans with Producer Luke, a 25-year-old sharing firsthand perspectives on housing affordability and wage stagnation. Cargo Ship Fire Exposes Electric Vehicle Risks Start li...

Power Grid Vulnerabilities and Property Tax Reform Challenges 31.07.2023

On July 31, 2023, Kim Monson opened with a Medal of Honor tribute to Private Paul J. Weidorfer before welcoming filmmaker David Tice to discuss America’s dangerously vulnerable power grid, followed by Douglas County GOP Chairman Steven Peck and County Assessor Toby Damisch breaking down Colorado’s looming property tax crisis and the deceptive Prop HH ballot measure. America’s Power Grid Under Atta...

Staying COOL 29.07.2023

Staying COOL pays dividends. In this essay Brad Beck reflects how a $6.00 sno-cone helped him to create a recipe to stay COOL when the rhetoric and dialogue get hot.

Free Market Capitalism vs. Socialism and the Fight to Protect TABOR 28.07.2023

On this Friday, July 28, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomed author and policy expert Rick Turnquist to discuss his essay comparing free market capitalism and socialism. The show also featured RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine and mortgage expert Lorne Levy examining Proposition HH and its threat to Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Understanding Free Market Capitalism vs. Socialism Start listening at...

Free Market Capitalism vs Socialism 27.07.2023

In his latest essay, Rick Turnquist compares free-market capitalism, the only socio-economic system proven to enhance human flourishing, and socialism, a socio-economic system proven to be harmful and deadly. What’s amazing about socialism isn’t that it’s been tried, it is that some people still think it’s a good idea.

The Four Tenets of Citizenship and Property Tax Relief Strategies 27.07.2023

On this Liberty Toastmasters Day broadcast from July 27, 2023, Kim Monson and co-host Dave Walden explore the four tenets of citizenship with Liberty Toastmasters members Rick Rome, Greg Morrissey, Terri Goon, Marshall Dawson, and Christie Whaley. The second hour features property tax experts Natalie Menten and Brandon Wark explaining how Coloradans can protect themselves from rising property taxe...

Climate Catastrophism and the Assault on Affordable Energy 26.07.2023

On Wednesday, July 26, 2023, Kim Monson welcomed energy industry leader Bob Boswell and sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos to examine how climate change policies threaten affordable energy and rural property rights across Colorado and America. Exposing Climate Catastrophism’s False Premise Start listening at 31:36 – Hour 1 Bob Boswell , CEO of Laramie Energy, systematically dismantled the politica...

Colorado Business Regulations and Government Overreach 25.07.2023

On this Tuesday, July 25, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the growing burden of government regulation on Colorado businesses. Roger Hays, CEO of Passio HR, details how 681 new laws proposed by the Colorado legislature are crushing entrepreneurs, while Susan Kochevar of 88 Drive-In Theater discusses the cultural significance of the film Sound of Freedom and shifts in Hollywood. Sound of Freedom...

Fighting the Deep State Through Local Government Engagement 24.07.2023

On this Monday, July 24, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomes Liberty Toastmasters co-founder Brad Beck in studio and national security expert Colonel John Mills by phone to discuss the battle of ideas, fighting the deep state, and how American citizens can reclaim their republic through local government engagement. Reclaiming the Republic at the County Level Start listening at 70:03 – Hour 2 Colon...

How and Why the Federalist Papers Matter Today 22.07.2023

The Federalist Papers authored by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay in 1787 and 1788 were written to convince this fledgling nation to adopt the United States Constitution. Author Allen Thomas explains the tenets of a virtuous society and a virtuous people, and how and why The Federalist Papers are relevant in 2023 America.

The Enduring Wisdom of the Federalist Papers 21.07.2023

On Friday, July 21, 2023, Kim Monson welcomed author Allen Thomas for a two-hour deep discuss the Federalist Papers, examining why these 18th-century opinion articles remain essential reading for understanding American constitutional governance, human nature, and the preservation of liberty. Constitutional Foundations and Human Nature Start listening at 1:40 – Hour 1 Allen Thomas breaks down why t...

Chinese Balloons Pose Existential EMP Threat to America’s Power Grid 20.07.2023

On this Thursday, July 20, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines serious threats facing America from multiple angles: Greg Allison, Alabama State Director of the EMP Task Force, reveals how China could devastate the U.S. power grid using high-altitude balloons. Dr. Jill Vecchio explores the convergence of artificial intelligence and transhumanism. Jon Boesen of Boesen Law explains how personal injur...

Parental Rights, Hollywood Propaganda, and the American Cowboy Spirit 19.07.2023

On this Wednesday broadcast from July 19, 2023, Kim Monson explores three powerful themes: a Colorado charter school’s bold stand for parental rights, the subtle infiltration of Chinese Communist propaganda into Hollywood blockbusters, and the timeless values embodied by the American cowboy. Guests Ryan Graham, Helen Raleigh, and Trent Loos bring expert perspectives on protecting children, recogni...

AARP’s Hidden Agenda and the Value of Motherhood 18.07.2023

On this Tuesday, July 18, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines two distinct but connected themes: the corporate interests behind organizations claiming to represent seniors, and the undervalued role of mothers and homemakers in American society. Phil Kerpen of American Commitment exposes AARP’s financial ties to insurance companies, while 95-year-old Lt. Col Bill Rutledge shares insights from his m...

Smart Meters and the Push for Energy Control 17.07.2023

On this July 17, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines two critical threats to American liberty: the divisive identity politics tearing at our social fabric and the growing government control over our energy choices. Author Michael Brandow brings satirical wit to the conversation about race relations, while Larry Behrens of Power the Future exposes the true purpose behind smart meter mandates. Satir...

Opting-Out of Vaccines, Vaccine Tracking Databases, and Mental Health Surveys 16.07.2023

Pam Long notes that schools, Politicians, Bureaucrats, and Interested Parties (PBIS) are obfuscating paren’ts two most important rights regarding medical freedom and back-to-school registration which are the right to exempt from vaccines, and the right to opt-out of mental health assessments (or SEL compliance monitoring programs which are being called mental health surveys)

Exposing Mail-In Ballot Fraud Through Fractal Technology 14.07.2023

On this Friday broadcast from July 14, 2023, Kim Monson explores election integrity solutions with fractal technology expert Jay Valentine, discusses the cultural impact of Sound of Freedom, and honors Medal of Honor recipient Charles H. Coolidge with listeners weighing in during Open Line Friday. Fractal Technology Exposes Voter Roll Fraud Start listening at 29:46 – Hour 1 Jay Valentine , fractal...

Supreme Court Constitutional Analysis and Medical Freedom for Parents 13.07.2023

On this Thursday, July 13, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomes constitutional scholar Rob Natelson to analyze the most significant Supreme Court decisions of the term, then speaks with medical freedom advocate Pam Long about protecting parental rights as children head back to school. Supreme Court Constitutional Analysis Start listening at 13:00 – Hour 1 Rob Natelson , constitutional scholar and h...

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CDC Corruption and the Attack on American Agriculture 12.07.2023

On this Wednesday, July 12, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the politicization of public health agencies and the assault on American agriculture. Dr. James Lyons-Weiler of IPAK-EDU analyzes the departure of CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, while sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos exposes the false narratives driving climate policy against farmers. Public Health Agencies Gone Rogue S...

Global Elites Target Car Ownership While the Left Becomes the Establishment 11.07.2023

On this Tuesday, July 11, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines threats to American freedom from two angles: the World Economic Forum’s plan to eliminate private car ownership and the political left’s transformation from anti-establishment protesters to institutional power defenders. Automotive expert Lauren Fix and political commentator Brian Joondeph provide critical analysis. World Economic Forum...

Working Across Party Lines: Tackling National Debt, Education Reform, and the Future of Capitalism 10.07.2023

On this Monday, July 10, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the challenges of working across party lines in today’s divided political landscape. Former Ambassador Francis Rooney discusses the dysfunction in Congress and the growing threats from national debt and liberal education policies, while finance professor Kurt Gerwitz explores capitalism, property rights, and the concerning trend of indig...

Critical Race Theory vs. American Ideals and the Moral Case for Capitalism 07.07.2023

On July 7, 2023, Kim Monson celebrates Independence Day week by examining the ideological battle for America’s soul. Denver Seminary philosopher Doug Groothuis dissects critical race theory’s assault on American founding principles, while banker and economist Jay Davidson makes the moral case for capitalism and individual property rights. The Neo-Marxist Roots of Critical Race Theory Start listeni...

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