The Kim Monson Show

On January 5, 2023, Kim Monson examines two major stories shaping America: the ongoing border crisis and the historic Speaker of the House battle now in its second day. Immigration expert Art Arthur explains why President Biden has all the tools needed to secure the border but refuses to use them, while Wade Miller defends the 20 Republican holdouts fighting for fundamental change in how the House...

On January 4, 2023, Kim Monson examines how government policies are creating artificial scarcity in both food and energy, threatening the security of everyday Americans. Sixth-generation rancher Trent Loos joins as the first “solution provider” guest of 2023 to discuss Colorado’s egg law, the attack on rural America, and why a well-fed nation is an independent nation. Biden Administration Rolls Ba...

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On January 3, 2023, Kim Monson examines two critical policy debates: former Castle Rock Police Captain John Anderson proposes constitutional alternatives to Colorado’s red flag law, while American Commitment President Phil Kerpen exposes how Biden’s student loan bailout forces 290 million Americans to pay for 40 million borrowers’ debts. The Student Loan Bailout: 40 Million vs. 290 Million Start l...

On January 2, 2023, Kim Monson welcomes the new year with two guests examining political challenges at both the national and state levels. Wade Miller of Citizens for Renewing America discusses the critical Speaker of the House vote and why conservatives are demanding paradigm-shifting leadership. Pam Long presents her annual review of the best and worst of Colorado politics in 2022. The Speaker V...

On December 30, 2022, Kim Monson explores how government healthcare policies paved the way for pandemic-era overreach with physician and Obamacare expert Dr. Jill Vecchio, then examines promising nuclear fusion breakthroughs and state-level resistance to ESG mandates with Epoch Times reporter Nathan Worcester. From Obamacare to COVID: The Healthcare Control Blueprint Start listening at 2:24 – Hour...

On December 29, 2022, Kim Monson explores two compelling themes: the failure of political messaging and the enduring power of the American Dream. Yvonne Paez of Perspectives 101, Producer Luke, Karen Levine, and Dr. Murray Sabrin offer perspectives on reaching voters and achieving success through perseverance. The Messaging Gap in American Politics Start listening at 1:27 – Hour 1 Yvonne Paez , co...

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On December 28, 2022, Kim Monson presents a special Christmas week broadcast exploring the foundations of American liberty through two compelling conversations. Discovery Institute senior fellow Scott Powell examines how Christianity shaped Western civilization and America’s founding, while First American State Bank CEO Jay Davidson makes the case for Austrian economics and free enterprise as bulw...

On December 27, 2022, Kim Monson presents a special pre-recorded Christmas week broadcast featuring patriotic historian Ben Martin examining George Washington’s Farewell Address and its urgent relevance today, followed by Brownstone Institute founder Jeffrey Tucker revealing the coordinated origins of COVID-19 lockdowns and Big Tech censorship. Washington’s Farewell Address: A Document for Our Tim...

On December 26, 2022, Kim Monson welcomes historian and author Bill Federer to trace the rich traditions of Christmas from St. Nicholas to modern celebrations, and Epoch Times journalist Nanette Holt to share heartwarming stories of secret Santa police officers and a retirement home for heroic horses. The History of St. Nicholas and Christmas Traditions Start listening at 01:42 – Hour 1 Bill Feder...

In his essay A Finance Professor’s Perspective Regarding Sam Bankman- Fried and FTX, Kurt Gerwitz discusses the facts regarding SBF, the narrative regarding SBF, why we should care, and recognizing human biases that we must understand to be better truth-seeking thinkers.

“Repitition, plus restatement gets people to remember,” notes Brad Beck regarding a presentation given by communication expert David Brooks. In his essay Reiterations Beck explains that persistence, positive messaging, and remembering will help us to achieve our New Year goals.

On Friday, December 23, 2022, Kim Monson welcomed education activists Kane and Jamie Weber of Task Force Freedom to discuss their battle against inappropriate content in school libraries, followed by rural America advocate Trent Loos on the attack on food production and Colorado’s new cage-free egg mandate taking effect January 2023. Exposing Pornographic Books in School Libraries Start listening...

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On December 22, 2022, Kim Monson tackled the growing threat of unelected bureaucratic power with Ted Misha and featured Liberty Toastmasters members responding to Christmas-themed questions about energy policy. Leslie Manookian, founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund, exposed the alarming implications of the G20 Bali Declaration for individual liberty. The Constitutional Case Against Bureaucratic...

On December 21, 2022, Kim Monson examines threats to freedom from two directions: Helen Raleigh reveals how China’s Zero COVID policies accidentally sparked pro-democracy protests, John Priecko pushes for In God We Trust license plates in Colorado, and Kurt Gerwitz exposes the financial fraud behind the FTX cryptocurrency collapse. Faith, Freedom, and Colorado License Plates Start listening at 16:...

On Tuesday, December 20, 2022, Kim Monson opened with a powerful Soren Kierkegaard quote warning against the dangers of labeling individuals, then examined the southern border crisis with former border agent Todd Watkins before exploring the state of home ownership with mortgage expert Lorne Levy and realtor Karen Levine. Border Crisis Reaches Breaking Point Start listening at 29:26 – Hour 1 Todd...

On Monday, December 19, 2022, Kim Monson explored the themes of integrity and repetition with Brad Beck, examined concerning vaccine rule changes with health policy expert Pam Long, and exposed the hidden world of phantom voters with election integrity data analyst Jay Valentine. Repetition, Restatement, and Remembering Start listening at 31:34 – Hour 1 Brad Beck , co-founder of Liberty Toastmaste...

In her most recent essay Pam Long explains that the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has proposed rule changes to 6 CCR 1009-2 - The Infant Immunization Program and Immunization of Students Attending School. CDPHE is taking public input until December 20, 2022 on these changes. CDPHE will present their proposed changes to the Board of Health on January 18, 2023, and the Board o...

On Friday, December 16, 2022, Kim Monson examined the forces shaping American prosperity, from energy policy to global trade. Guests included Greg Lopez announcing his bid for Colorado GOP chair, Rick Turnquist explaining how oil and gas prices actually work, Mary Alpers discussing financial planning, and Kenneth Rapoza exposing the corporate architects behind globalization. The Battle for Colorad...

On December 15, 2022, Kim Monson connects the dots between bad energy policy driving up heating bills, Republican consultant class sellouts, and alarming new vaccine mandate proposals from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Guests Bob Boswell, Pam Long, Myra Mesko, Karen Levine, and Lorne Levy provide expert analysis on energy, real estate, mortgages, and medical freedom. En...

On December 14, 2022, Kim Monson welcomed scientist James Lyons-Weiler to examine Anthony Fauci’s contradictory statements on lockdowns and vaccines, spoke with former UN staffer Aga Wilson about her upcoming globalism course, and explored neurolinguistic programming techniques with physician Rachel Corbett for navigating holiday stress. Exposing Fauci’s Contradictory COVID Statements Start listen...

On December 13, 2022, Kim Monson tackles the higher education bubble and its discontents with venture capitalist Mike Gibson, author of Paper Belt on Fire. Lauren Fix exposes the hidden costs of electric vehicle mandates, while Casper Stockham outlines his vision for rebuilding the Colorado Republican Party. Challenging the University Monopoly on Success Start listening at 71:33 – Hour 2 Mike Gibs...

On December 12, 2022, Kim Monson examines critical battles over government spending, constitutional rights, and regulatory overreach with budget expert Paige Agostin from Center for Renewing America, Second Amendment advocate Karl Honegger fighting Broomfield’s gun restrictions, and HR consultant Roger Hays warning about Colorado’s new family leave mandate. A Blueprint for Balancing the Federal Bu...