The Kim Monson Show

On December 9, 2022, Kim Monson welcomed essayist Allen Thomas to discuss his latest work, “The Moral Gaslighting of America,” examining how media institutions have systematically dismissed conservative concerns while enabling harmful cultural trends. The broadcast also featured Lieutenant Colonel Bill Rutledge sharing the fascinating biography of John Heisman, and Colonel John Priecko promoting C...

On December 8, 2022, the day after the 81st anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Kim Monson returned from a brief hiatus to examine two pressing issues: Europe’s catastrophic energy policies and their warning for America, and Colorado’s newly enacted Family and Medical Leave Insurance program that begins affecting workers in January 2023. Europe’s Energy Crisis: A Warning for America Start listening at 15...

On the 81st anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, Kim Monson presents a special America’s Veterans Stories broadcast featuring Iwo Jima Marine veteran Don Whipple and the remarkable story of how cousins Jane Perkins and Linda Crumbaker brought home the remains of Wilbur Newton, killed aboard the USS Oklahoma on December 7, 1941. A Teenage Marine at Iwo Jima Start listening at 4:10 – Hour 1 Don W...

On December 6, 2022, Kim Monson presents special rebroadcasts from her America’s Veterans Stories archives, featuring two extraordinary D-Day veterans: Coast Guard seaman Frank DeVita, who operated the landing craft ramp on the first wave at Omaha Beach, and paratrooper Guy Whidden of the 101st Airborne, whose machine gun platoon was the first combat unit to land in France. First Wave at Omaha Bea...

On December 5, 2022, Kim Monson presents special rebroadcasts of America’s Veterans Stories featuring WWII Marine veterans Al Jennings and Jim Blane. Both men fought at the Battle of Iwo Jima, one of the bloodiest Pacific Theater engagements, and share vivid accounts of combat, sacrifice, and the brotherhood forged under fire. Landing on Volcanic Ash Under Fire Start listening at 3:06 – Hour 1 Al...

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There are always unknowns in life, however the COVID reaction disruption was full of unknowns that we had to deal with. In his latest essay What Are You Certain Of? Brad Beck discusses a daily online community he participated in which gave him hope, inspiration and business ideas. He explains that the advice to focus on what you are certain of was and is great help in times of uncertainty.

On Friday, December 2, 2022, Kim Monson explores the battle for House Speaker with Rachel Simmel from the Center for Renewing America, examines economic policy and cryptocurrency concerns with Dr. Brian Domitrovic from the Laffer Center, and uncovers climate science truths with Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore. The Fight for Speaker of the House Start listening at 15:57 – Hour 1 Rachel Simm...

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On December 1, 2022, Kim Monson welcomes veteran Mike Gibson and York College professor Erec Smith to examine two powerful forces shaping American society: the need for judicial accountability in family courts and the rhetorical strategies defining our political discourse. Family Court Reform and Veterans’ Struggles Start listening at 32:36 – Hour 1 Mike Gibson , a combat veteran who returned from...

On November 30, 2022, Kim Monson examined the collision of fiscal irresponsibility and energy policy as Adam Andrzejewski of Open the Books exposed jaw-dropping public pension numbers in Illinois while Vijay Jayaraj of the CO2 Coalition provided a firsthand perspective on what energy poverty actually looks like in developing nations. Public Pension Excess and Fiscal Accountability Start listening...

On this snowy Tuesday, November 29, 2022, Kim Monson welcomed Liberty Toastmasters speakers Dave Walden, Rick Rome, and Marshall Dawson to discuss the essence of liberty. Citizen activist Cindy David alerted listeners to proposed gun control ordinances in Broomfield, while Wade Miller from the Center for Renewing America exposed how critical race theory infiltrates schools under different names. T...

On November 28, 2022, Kim Monson examines how Americans can find solid footing after election disappointments. Brad Beck shares his essay on documenting what you are certain of during uncertain times, drawing lessons from COVID lockdowns and John Wooden’s foundational principles, while Lisa Bennett reveals alarming statistics about Colorado’s inflated voter rolls and the systemic failures in elect...

On Friday, November 25, 2022, during Thanksgiving week, Kim Monson examines two critical threats to American liberty: the unchecked growth of the administrative state and the erosion of medical freedom. Author Richard C. Lyons traces the historical roots of centralized government power, while Dr. James Lyons-Weiler exposes the hypocrisy of “my body, my choice” when applied to vaccine mandates. The...

On November 24, 2022, Kim Monson’s Thanksgiving broadcast celebrates America’s founding story with historian Bill Federer, founder of American Minute, and author Scott Powell, whose book Rediscovering America traces the national holidays’ profound meaning. The Mayflower Compact and the Birth of Self-Government Start listening at 1:48 – Hour 1 Bill Federer traces the remarkable journey of the Pilgr...

On this special Thanksgiving week broadcast, patriotic historian Ben Martin takes listeners through the final chapter of the Revolutionary War, from the British defeat at Yorktown to Washington’s farewell to his officers, while banking executive Jay Davidson dissects the 2022 midterm election results and challenges Republicans to better articulate the case for individual liberty. The Southern Camp...

On November 22, 2022, radiologist and policy researcher Jill Vecchio returned to break down the architecture of global power, from the World Economic Forum’s young leaders program to the century-old banking dynasties that fund the Great Reset agenda. The Great Reset Revealed Start listening at 3:14 – Hour 1 Jill Vecchio traces the Great Reset back over a century, connecting Agenda 21, Agenda 2030,...

On Monday, November 21, 2022, during Thanksgiving week, Kim Monson welcomed Giuliana Day, Executive Director of Life Decisions, along with Dr. Catherine Wheeler and Dr. Tom Perel to discuss Colorado’s radical abortion laws and the importance of cross-partisan pro-life advocacy. In the second hour, Randall O’Toole from the Anti-Planner shared the remarkable story of American industrialist Henry J....

On November 18, 2022, Kim Monson explores accountability for pandemic overreach with essayist Allen Thomas, then commemorates the 159th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address with Princeton scholar Allen Guelzo, examining Lincoln’s enduring vision of government of, by, and for the people. COVID Amnesty Demands Accountability, Not Blanket Forgiveness Start listening at 0:35 – Hour 1 Allen Thomas cha...

On November 17, 2022, Kim Monson explored how Colorado legislators plan to use TABOR refunds to benefit public pension retirees while everyday taxpayers bear the cost, then welcomed longtime sponsors Karen Levine and Lorne Levy to discuss real estate and mortgage opportunities in a challenging market. Public Pensions and the TABOR Shell Game Start listening at 31:26 – Hour 1 Joshua Sharf , Senior...

On November 16, 2022, taxpayer advocate Natalie Menten and Health Freedom Defense Fund founder Leslie Manookian joined Kim Monson to expose government overreach at every level, from local ballot initiatives to federal vaccine mandates, and to announce groundbreaking lawsuits challenging corporate America’s complicity in stripping Americans of their constitutional rights. Defeating Local Tax Increa...

On November 15, 2022, Kim Monson examined the intersection of election integrity concerns, economic policy failures, and attacks on freedom of mobility with automotive economist Lauren Fix, former State Senator Kevin Lundberg, and medical advocate Matt Dark. The True Cost of Electric Vehicle Mandates Start listening at 31:52 – Hour 1 Lauren Fix , known as “The Car Coach,” exposes the economic real...

On November 14, 2022, Kim Monson challenged the World Economic Forum’s overpopulation narrative with economist Marian Tupy, explored medical transparency with Dr. Rachel Corbett of Roots Medical, and investigated the southern border crisis with national security journalist Sara Carter. Population Growth and Human Flourishing Start listening at 30:30 – Hour 1 Marian Tupy , editor of humanprogress.o...

With many societal changes inflicted after the attacks on September 11, 2001, all sectors of government leaned into authoritarian policies which incrementally undermine freedom. This societal shift also influenced healthcare and medicine. Author Pam Long explains that if we lose autonomy over what technology is injected, ingested, or inserted into our bodies, then we have lost the foundation of al...

On Veterans Day, November 11, 2022, Kim Monson honors America’s veterans while examining critical issues affecting children and military healthcare. The broadcast brings together Joni Inman of the Colorado Women’s Alliance, essayist Rick Turnquist discussing his piece “The Left’s War on Children,” and West Point graduate Pam Long exposing dangerous patterns in veteran healthcare policy. Post-Elect...