The Kim Monson Show

Author Pam Long notes that in the wake of multiple shootings involving people with gender dysphoria, it is appropriate to discuss the mental health disorders and the pharmaceutical drug interactions contributing to suicidal and homicidal behavior. Long also explains that gender dysphoria is a mental illness which often has other psychiatric comorbidities and history of childhood sexual trauma. The...

On Good Friday, April 7, 2023, Kim Monson reflects on the profound significance of Christ’s sacrifice while exploring two critical topics: the historical evidence for the resurrection with author Scott Powell, and the alarming radicalization within the transgender movement with essayist Pam Long. Historical Evidence for the Resurrection Start listening at 30:23 – Hour 1 In this segment, Scott Powe...

On this Thursday, April 6, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the consequences of Colorado’s wolf reintroduction initiative with western slope stakeholders, explores how state housing policies are affecting property rights, and hears from a military and law enforcement veteran about real solutions to protect children in schools. Protecting Children in Schools Start listening at 74:28 – Hour 2 Yvo...

On April 5, 2023, Kim Monson exposes coordinated attacks on individual liberty from multiple fronts. Lori Gimelshteyn of Colorado Parents Advocacy Network reveals how HB 23-1003 would allow the state to conduct mental health screenings on children as young as 12 without parental knowledge or consent. Sue Moore of Liberty Scorecard breaks down the worst bills of the legislative session, and Trent L...

On this Tuesday, April 4, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines how Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing has evolved from voluntary corporate responsibility into a mechanism for controlling capital and business decisions. Joined by attorney and commercial finance expert David Roth, automotive expert Lauren Fix, and medical freedom advocate Matt Dark, the show connects ESG policies t...

On Monday, April 3, 2023, during Holy Week, Kim Monson welcomes a powerful lineup addressing religious freedom, fiscal responsibility, and child protection. Colonel John Priecko, retired United States Air Force, provides an update on the stalled In God We Trust license plate bill. Joshua Sharf from the Independence Institute breaks down PERA’s pension crisis and its burden on taxpayers. Vicki Sutt...

Brad Beck asks with artificial intelligence, robots, and innovation nearing incomprehensible growth, will our next generation of workers get the experience that past generations received? Beck addresses concerns regarding entry level job opportunities for unskilled laborers quickly diminishing due to minimum wage laws, regulations, and young people not being taught to work.

On this Friday broadcast, March 31, 2023, Kim Monson explores two critical threats to liberty in Colorado. Rick Turnquist returns to discuss the fundamental question of what government should and should not do, while Randall O’Toole exposes how Senate Bill 213 would give state bureaucrats control over local housing decisions. Understanding the Proper Functions of Government Start listening at 30:0...

What is Government? Rick Turnquist breaks down what government is, what the proper functions of government are, and how government continues to grow over time. Is anarchy worse than tyranny?

On March 30, 2023, Kim Monson examines the Colorado legislature’s aggressive push to undermine parental rights and Second Amendment freedoms. Colorado Representative Richard Holtorf sounds the alarm on abortion bills allowing minors to access procedures without parental consent, while Mark Oliva of the National Shooting Sports Foundation warns of multiple firearms restrictions making their way thr...

On this Wednesday broadcast from March 29, 2023, Kim Monson examines critical issues affecting American liberty with four guests. Kim Ware of the Douglas County Republicans advocates for armed teachers following the Nashville school shooting, Jay Davidson of First American State Bank explains the banking crisis and Federal Reserve failures, Lorne Levy provides mortgage market updates, and Trent Lo...

On this March 28, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines how Colorado legislators are advancing policies that threaten individual liberty on multiple fronts. The show features Roger Hays of Passio HR analyzing the legislative session’s anti-business agenda, Matt Dark of Roots Medical discussing right-to-refuse lawsuits against COVID vaccine mandates, and Diane Ferraro of Save the Storks exposing the...

On Monday, March 27, 2023, Kim Monson examines two critical threats to American prosperity and freedom. Brad Beck analyzes how entry-level jobs are vanishing like the dodo bird, robbing young people of essential workforce skills, while Susan Kochevar sounds the alarm on Colorado legislation that threatens to usurp local control over zoning and undermine property rights. The Vanishing Entry-Level J...

On the eve of Medal of Honor Day, Kim Monson examines legislation that could allow 12-year-olds to access mental health services without parental consent, while celebrating the extraordinary courage of America’s most decorated heroes. Lori Gimelshteyn of the Colorado Parents Advocacy Network and Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dix join the broadcast to discuss parental rights and the values that def...

On Thursday, March 23, 2023, Kim Monson examines the intersection of natural rights and government overreach. Representative Brandi Bradley sounds the alarm on Colorado’s aggressive abortion legislation, Liberty Toastmasters members debate collective entitlements versus individual rights, and Lorne Levy and Karen Levine analyze how the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike is squeezing homeowners and...

On Wednesday, March 22, 2023, Kim Monson examines government transparency and accountability with investigative journalist Adam Andrzejewski, founder of Open the Books, who reveals concerning connections between Silicon Valley Bank and California Governor Gavin Newsom. In the second hour, sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos provides insights into the labor crisis affecting American agri...

On March 21, 2023, with Donald Trump’s potential arrest looming, Kim Monson welcomes Epoch Times reporter Nathan Worcester to analyze why Republican competitors are staying silent, and newly elected Douglas County GOP Chair Steven Peck and First Vice Chair Matt Emerson share their plans to rebuild the local party. Trump’s Competitors Avoid Upsetting MAGA Start listening at 28:05 – Hour 1 Nathan Wo...

On this Monday broadcast, Kim Monson examines the parallels between Lincoln’s tumultuous era and today’s challenges, featuring historian Ben Martin on Lincoln’s political development, State Farm agent Roger Mangan on Colorado’s car theft epidemic, and urban policy expert Randall O’Toole exposing the true agenda behind 15-minute cities. Lincoln’s Rise from Militia Captain to Political Leader Start...

On this St. Patrick’s Day broadcast, Kim Monson welcomes Allen Thomas to discuss his essay on border security and the Federalist Papers, exploring why providing safety and security is the primary role of the federal government. In the second hour, Dr. Rachel Corbett from Roots Medical discusses the documentary Anecdotals and the importance of health freedom. The Federalist Papers and Border Securi...

On Thursday, March 16, 2023, Kim Monson examines the money behind environmental and social activism. Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell exposes the true costs of green mandates, award-winning RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine discusses Colorado’s rent control legislation, and Heritage Foundation economist Stephen Moore reveals how climate spending has become a massive wealth transfer. Climate Spending as th...

On this Ides of March broadcast, Kim Monson explores the dramatic collapse of Silicon Valley Bank with banking expert Jay Davidson, mortgage specialist Lorne Levy, and farmer-rancher Trent Loos. The conversation examines how regulatory failures, woke corporate priorities, and aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes combined to trigger a banking crisis that threatens to consolidate financial power am...

On this Tuesday, March 14, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines critical issues affecting Colorado and the nation. The show features discussions on the newly elected Colorado GOP leadership, revelations from the released January 6th tapes contradicting mainstream narratives, and an in-depth analysis of the Silicon Valley Bank failure and its implications for the American banking system. Understandi...

On this Monday broadcast following daylight saving time, Kim Monson welcomes geophysicist Walt Johnson to discuss his new climate documentary “A Climate Conversation,” which challenges mainstream climate narratives with historical data and expert analysis. In hour two, psychologist Dr. Carrie Johansson joins the studio to share practical strategies for overcoming anxiety and building mental resili...

On this Friday, March 10, 2023 broadcast, Kim Monson examines two distinct but related threats to individual liberty: government agencies weaponized against citizens and the philosophical underpinnings of critical race theory. Aurora City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky shares her harrowing experience with false DHS accusations, while Princeton Professor Allen Guelzo traces critical theory from Imm...

On this thought-provoking Thursday broadcast from March 9, 2023, Kim Monson examines three critical threats to American liberty: Colorado’s assault on Second Amendment rights through five new firearm bills, Washington’s budget battles and the ongoing weaponization of government, and a deeply disturbing dystopian mental health surveillance agenda targeting Colorado students through HB 1003. Washing...