The Kim Monson Show

On this September 8, 2022 broadcast, Kim Monson examines the far-reaching influence of non-governmental organizations on American life with researcher Lisa Bennett, discusses the growing homeschool movement with CHEC outreach director Kim Ware, analyzes Colorado’s literacy crisis with state house candidate Marla Fernandez, and gets a real estate market update from Karen Levine. The Hidden Power of...

On September 7, 2022, Kim Monson explores how good intentions become weaponized in medicine, education, and journalism with author Kenneth Timmerman, mRNA vaccine pioneer Dr. Robert Malone, Roots Medical’s Dr. Rachel Corbett, and State Board of Education candidate Molly Lamar. Fighting for Education Standards in Colorado Start listening at 17:29 – Hour 1 Molly Lamar , running for the Congressional...

On September 6, 2022, Kim Monson explores the foundations of American liberty through two compelling perspectives: patriotic historian Ben Martin recounts the miraculous events of Washington’s 1776 New York campaign, while philosopher Doug Groothuis exposes the socialist underpinnings of critical race theory and its assault on free markets and private property. Washington’s Miraculous New York Cam...

On this Labor Day, September 5, 2022, Kim Monson explores the foundations of Western civilization and the American idea with historian Bill Federer and Discovery Institute fellow Scott S. Powell. From the origins of Labor Day to George Washington’s miraculous battlefield protection, this special prerecorded broadcast examines what makes America exceptional. The History of American Education and La...

On September 2, 2022, Kim Monson explored America’s fear pandemic with child psychiatrist Dr. Mark McDonald, author of Freedom from Fear, and attorney Nicole Pearson, who represents families of children injured by forced COVID-19 vaccinations in California schools. Mass Delusional Psychosis and the Renorming of Society Start listening at 2:48 – Hour 1 Dr. Mark McDonald , a child psychiatrist pract...

On September 1, 2022, Kim Monson explores the foundations of American liberty with two guests who bring unique perspectives on protecting individual rights. Lisa Bennett, entrepreneur and election integrity researcher, reports from the Moment of Truth Summit, while banking executive Jay Davidson examines how progressive taxation and government overreach threaten the sanctity of the individual. Ins...

On Wednesday, August 31, 2022, Kim Monson explores the intersection of political intrigue and personal trauma. Joshua Philipp investigates whether the Biden administration orchestrated the raid on Mar-a-Lago, Mary Alpers offers critical financial planning wisdom about Social Security timing, and survivor advocate Andi Buerger reveals how childhood abuse shaped the tragic life of actress Anne Heche...

On August 30, 2022, Kim Monson welcomes Liberty Toastmasters Denver for their signature discussion day, this time tackling the contentious topic of free speech versus hate speech. In the second hour, documentary filmmaker David Tice sounds the alarm about America’s vulnerable electric grid, while Kim Ware from Christian Home Educators of Colorado discusses educational alternatives for families. Th...

On August 29, 2022, Kim Monson explores the many faces of government overreach, from school funding battles in Douglas County to the Green New Deal disguised as inflation relief, and the alarming pattern of corporations enforcing vaccine mandates with Derec Shuler, Daniel Turner, and Leslie Manookian. School Funding and the Money-Follows-the-Child Debate Start listening at 18:12 – Hour 1 Derec Shu...

On Friday, August 26, 2022, Kim Monson welcomes two guests who share a common theme: the importance of civic engagement and accountability. Featured author Allen Thomas presents his essay “The Stakeholder in Education,” while retired U.S. Army Major General Joe Arbuckle sounds the alarm on domestic and foreign threats to the constitutional republic. The Stakeholder Role in Education Start listenin...

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On August 25, 2022, Kim Monson examines President Biden’s controversial student loan forgiveness executive order with Washington policy expert Phil Kerpen and retired Air Force Lt. Colonel Bill Rutledge, exploring the constitutional ramifications and broader implications for American governance. Constitutional Crisis Over Student Loan Forgiveness Start listening at 34:05 – Hour 1 Phil Kerpen , pre...

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On August 24, 2022, Kim Monson explores election manipulation on two fronts: ranked choice voting schemes spreading across America and the ongoing battle for election integrity in Colorado. Policy expert Charles Heatherly and entrepreneur Susan Kochevar provide analysis and firsthand accounts of the challenges facing voters. The Ranked Choice Voting Scheme Start listening at 30:31 – Hour 1 Charles...

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On August 23, 2022, Kim Monson examines America’s vulnerabilities on multiple fronts: China’s intensifying military threats to Taiwan, the tech industry’s control over information, and local zoning battles in Douglas County. Guests Dr. Jill Vecchio, Helen Raleigh, Alessandra Lavallee, and Kim Ware bring diverse perspectives on freedom versus force. Douglas County Zoning and Property Rights Start l...

On August 22, 2022, Kim Monson welcomes Douglas County Commissioner George Teal to discuss a zoning amendment that expands freedom for home-based businesses, explores the importance of gratitude and good manners with Liberty Toastmasters co-founder Brad Beck, and sounds the alarm on school-based health clinics with parent advocate Jen Gibbons and Dr. Rachel Corbett of Roots Medical. Expanding Free...

On August 19, 2022, Kim Monson explores the moral case for fossil fuels, property rights controversies in Douglas County, and the realities of Colorado’s housing market with Rick Turnquist, Dr. Jill Vecchio, Karen Levine, and Lorne Levy. The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels and Human Flourishing Start listening at 33:37 – Hour 1 Rick Turnquist reviews Alex Epstein’s new book “Fossil Future: Why Global...

On August 18, 2022, Kim Monson examines the assault on property rights from multiple angles, featuring Douglas County resident Jenna Bacon on restrictive zoning regulations, Senator Jerry Sonnenberg on the national security implications of foreign farmland purchases, homeschool advocate Kim Ware on educational alternatives, and Boulder County GOP Chair Teresa Watson on citizen involvement in elect...

On August 17, 2022, Kim Monson explored two interconnected threats to American liberty: the shadowy world of non-governmental organizations that funnel billions into political influence, and the expanding federal government that increasingly controls every aspect of citizens’ lives. Dr. Jill Vecchio, radiologist and policy researcher, and Dr. Murray Sabrin, professor emeritus of finance and former...

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On August 16, 2022, Kim Monson explores the many tentacles of government overreach, from energy policy and car ownership to elder abuse and vaccine registries, with Colorado House District 41 candidate Stephanie Hancock, automotive expert Lauren Fix, and Army veteran Pam Long. Colorado’s Energy and Education Crisis Start listening at 1:00 – Hour 1 Stephanie Hancock , Air Force veteran and candidat...

On August 15, 2022, Kim Monson examines the CDC’s sudden reversal on COVID-19 restrictions with vaccine researcher James Lyons-Weiler and explores depression-era survival strategies with preparedness advocate Ted Misha, whose mother survived Nazi Germany. CDC Ends Quarantine Requirements Amid Political Timing Questions Start listening at 12:01 – Hour 1 James Lyons-Weiler , founder of the Institute...

On Friday, August 12, 2022, Kim Monson examines two fronts of federal government overreach with natural resources expert Greg Walcher and former Douglas County School Board Director Steve Peck, exploring how policy failures affect everything from Western water supplies to the weaponization of federal law enforcement. Water Wars and the Colorado River Compact Start listening at 28:36 – Hour 1 Greg...

On Thursday, August 11, 2022, political strategist Dick Morris predicts Trump’s 2024 comeback while homeschool advocate Kim Ware empowers parents to take control of their children’s education, and realtor Karen Levine reports on shifting real estate market opportunities. Democrats’ Desperation and Trump’s Political Resilience Start listening at 29:25 – Hour 1 Dick Morris argues the FBI raid on Mar...