The Kim Monson Show

On August 10, 2022, Kim Monson examines dual threats to American prosperity as energy CEO Bob Boswell breaks down the Inflation Reduction Act’s hidden costs and sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos reveals the global agenda targeting American agriculture through the 30 by 30 initiative. The Inflation Reduction Act’s Hidden Energy Assault Start listening at 32:10 – Hour 1 Bob Boswell , CEO of Laramie...

On August 9, 2022, Kim Monson tackles the unprecedented FBI raid on former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, exploring the weaponization of federal agencies with Colorado GOP Chair Kristi Burton Brown, examining the dangers of an unchecked judiciary with researcher Lisa Bennett, and investigating smart meter hazards with documentary subject Virginia Farber. Weaponized Federal Agencies and the Mar...

On Monday, August 8, 2022, Kim Monson examines critical threats to Colorado’s election integrity and the nation’s power grid. Former State Senator Kevin Lundberg reveals how Secretary of State Jenna Griswold conducted an illegal recount that failed to follow Colorado law, while Cora Madison from Roots Medical shares practical dietary tips for taking control of personal health. Election Integrity a...

On Friday, August 5, 2022, Kim Monson marked the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing with Lt. Col. Bill Rutledge, a 94-year-old retired Air Force veteran who was in Washington D.C. when the first atomic bomb fell. The episode also featured transportation expert Randall O’Toole, who exposed the staggering cost overruns of California’s high-speed rail project. The Classified Battle Plans for Japan’...

On August 4, 2022, Kim Monson explores the psychological warfare being waged against American citizens with Discovery Institute senior fellow Scott S. Powell, examines homeschooling alternatives with Christian Home Educators of Colorado Executive Director Stephen Craig, discusses property rights and the housing market with REMAX Alliance realtor Karen Levine, and investigates threats to American f...

On August 3, 2022, Kim Monson examines Hannah Arendt’s warning that evil thrives on apathy with guests Eric Odlin discussing the CD7 Congressional race, Lawrence Reed exploring self-defense and the corrupting nature of power, and Derek Kennison sharing his experience facing federal charges for attending the January 6th rally. The Battle for Colorado’s Seventh Congressional District Start listening...

On Tuesday, August 2, 2022, Kim Monson brought together policy expert Phil Kerpen, Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, and Roots Medical representative Matt Dark to examine how government overreach threatens healthcare, elections, and individual liberty. Election Integrity and the Recount Battle Start listening at 15:25 – Hour 1 Tina Peters details her fight for a hand recount of the Colorado primary e...

On Monday, August 1, 2022, Kim Monson examines threats to Colorado’s election integrity and financial stability. Task Force Freedom founder Kane details how schools indoctrinate children, gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez exposes flawed election audit procedures, and Independence Institute fellow Joshua Sharf warns of inflation’s uncertain effects on public pensions. Fighting Indoctrination in Go...

On this Friday broadcast, Kim Monson examines how trusted institutions have abandoned their traditional roles to push ideological agendas. Rick Turnquist and Erin Lee expose how public schools target vulnerable children through deceptive programs, while comic book colorist Gabe Eltaeb explains his principled decision to quit DC Comics after they made Superman bisexual and abandoned the motto “trut...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On July 28, 2022, Kim Monson dedicates the first hour to Liberty Toastmasters Day, exploring Benjamin Franklin’s famous response to Mrs. Powell: “A republic, if you can keep it.” Dave Walden, president of Liberty Toastmasters North, joins in studio alongside calls from fellow members. The second hour features Natalie Menten analyzing Colorado ballot initiatives and Karen Levine discussing real est...

On July 27, 2022, Kim Monson examines how government overreach, from election processes to economic policy to health mandates, threatens American liberty with guests Peter Lupia, Jay Davidson, and Susan Kochevar. Election Integrity and the Fight for Recounts Start listening at 15:28 – Hour 1 Peter Lupia , candidate for El Paso County Clerk and Recorder, details the uphill battle to secure hand rec...

On July 26, 2022, Kim Monson brings together three powerful voices to examine election integrity, media truth, and the assault on American agriculture. Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters details her fight for transparent elections, Epoch Times journalist Joshua Philipp exposes unseen footage from January 6th, and sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos warns of coordinated global efforts to dismantle food p...

On July 25, 2022, Kim Monson explores the power of humor in difficult times with Brad Beck, examines the Colorado primary recount effort with state representative Ron Hanks, discusses vaccine safety concerns with Matt Dark of Roots Medical, and analyzes the crushing regulatory burden on small businesses with Roger Hays of Passio HR. Finding the Funny in Troubled Times Start listening at 34:59 – Ho...

On July 22, 2022, Kim Monson welcomed health freedom advocates Christine McCormack and Janet Gillis to discuss an upcoming Colorado health freedom event, Dr. Jill Vecchio to sound the alarm on potential government rationing tied to climate policy, and real estate professionals Karen Levine and Lorne Levy to analyze market opportunities amid economic uncertainty. Organizing for Health Freedom in Co...

On July 21, 2022, Kim Monson explores the intersection of medical freedom and religious liberty with two guests who stood against powerful institutions. Dr. Jeff Barke, founding member of America’s Frontline Doctors, details early COVID treatment options ignored by health bureaucrats, while former Southwest Airlines flight attendant Charlene Carter celebrates her landmark $5.1 million jury verdict...

On Wednesday, July 20, 2022, Kim Monson explored the explosive growth in homeschooling and the political shell games surrounding Colorado taxpayer refunds with Kim Ware of Christian Home Educators of Colorado and Ben Murrey of the Independence Institute. The Homeschooling Revolution in Colorado Start listening at 31:07 – Hour 1 Kim Ware , Outreach Director for the Christian Home Educators of Color...

In this essay former Captain in the Army Medical Service Corps Pam Long addresses (1) the urban legend of marijuana, (2) the medical power of cannabis, (3) and the political costs for misinformed conservative candidates running for office. Long sheds light on the relationship between big Pharma and big government to restrict medical freedom regarding cannabis.

On Tuesday, July 19, 2022, Kim Monson explores how misguided energy policies devastate everyday Americans’ budgets with Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell, and receives an education on medical cannabis from West Point graduate and Army veteran Pam Long. Green New Deal Policies Devastate American Families Start listening at 29:54 – Hour 1 Bob Boswell , CEO of Laramie Energy, breaks down how policies ro...

In her most recent essay, concerned mother Jen Gibbons discusses the teacher’s union push of radical leftist agendas and racist ideology under the guise of equity. The teacher’s union agenda is causing our kids to fall behind. Less than half of the third graders in Cherry Creek School District and in Colorado are proficient in reading and math. Gibbons explains how we can turn this around and resc...

On July 18, 2022, Kim Monson explored two critical threats to American liberty: the looming food supply crisis driven by government policies and the ideological capture of public schools by teacher unions. Colorado State Senator Jerry Sonnenberg, parent advocate Jen Gibbons, and concerned citizen Jameson Dion provided frontline perspectives on these interconnected battles. Food Supply Chain Crisis...

In his essay, The Human Inclination Towards Liberty , Allen Thomas looks at human nature and whether or not human nature includes Liberty. Thomas notes that in these tasking times it can often seem as though the natural human tendency is not towards freedom but towards power. Yet he asks, “How could Jefferson write that this truth of Liberty was self-evident without it being ingrained in human nat...

In his essay Critical Race Theory on Trial , Dr. Douglas Groothuis examines the precepts of CRT and explains that CRT is based on false assumptions (many inherited from Marxism) and makes false promises of justice through grievance, social engineering, and reparation. Dr. Groothuis latest book Fire in the Streets: How You Can Confidently Respond to Incendiary Cultural Topics contains a more indept...

On the July 15, 2022 broadcast, Kim Monson welcomed essay writer Allen Thomas for an in-depth exploration of liberty as an inherent human trait, sponsor Mary Alpers with Three Points Financial for a discussion on cultivating hope during economic uncertainty, and Health Freedom Defense Fund founder Leslie Manookian to expose the FDA’s failures in authorizing COVID vaccines for young children. Liber...

On July 14, 2022, Kim Monson examines two critical issues facing Americans: the philosophical underpinnings of Critical Race Theory and concerns about election integrity in Colorado’s recent primary elections. Denver Seminary professor Doug Groothuis breaks down CRT’s eight core principles, while journalist Emerald Robinson analyzes Tina Peters’ request for election transparency. Colorado Primary...