The Kim Monson Show

Trump’s urgent agenda, a stalled Congress, Joy Reid’s locker room backlash, Minnesota fraud, and military rules of engagement with Joondeph and Rutledge.

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Episode from The Kim Monson Show

Greg Walcher criticizes green groups’ mission drift, Trent Loos links cattle and land rights, and Mike Rawluk warns about growing Flock surveillance.

Steve Goreham explains how renewable mandates raise costs and risk blackouts, while Kevin Lundberg warns SB17-267 and “fees” erode Colorado taxpayer protections.

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Election integrity advocate Harry Haury outlines Unite4Freedom scorecards as Candice Stutzriem explains canvass board duties in Colorado elections.

We have much to be thankful for. However, from policy losses, cultural drift, and captured institutions, including government and its bureaucracies, it seems like an almost Herculean effort to pinpoint one thing that is headed in the right direction. Author Allen Thomas explains that our Founders gave us a wonderfully noble idea to establish our country in the U.S. Constitution and that we can be...

Retired Air Force Colonel Bill Rutledge walks through Benjamin Franklin’s life, inventions, diplomacy, and warnings on liberty in a special two-hour show.

Trent Loos links animal fats and lamb to health and gratitude, while Montrose County Commissioner Sean Pond urges citizen action on land use and 2026 elections.

Brad Beck reflects on Thanksgiving storytelling while Producer Joe and Luke unpack Machiavelli’s The Prince and the ends-and-means debate.

Lincoln’s democratic ethic and Thanksgiving’s civic meaning lead the show, with Allen Guelzo on ordered liberty and Scott Powell on the holiday’s American roots.

This time of year, when we gather with family and friends for the Thanksgiving holiday, with gratitude for the blessings of liberty, we often tell and share old stories about long ago personal escapades. Author Brad Beck explains that those stories tend to start with, I Remember When.

Allen Thomas On Civic Optimism In An Unfinished Republic Start listening at 34:27 — Hour 1 Allen Thomas presents themes from his essay “Happy Citizens in an Unfinished Republic,” focusing on how citizens sustain hope and responsibility during contentious politics. He frames optimism as a practical discipline that keeps people engaged in their communities. He encourages listeners to stay grounded i...

Land rights win in Kansas, health policy concerns, CUT’s legislative focus, and a Protect Kids Colorado event anchor the show’s debate over power and accountability.

Scientific transparency meets local accountability as the show covers science integrity standards, Wyoming’s Wind Wall debate, and Golden’s Glo Park community concerns

Courts weigh agency power; Turner on AI energy and costs; Harris on Epstein files transparency; Roberts on parental rights and prevention focus.

Mortgage strategy, Denver pricing, and zoning pressures: Levy and Levine assess today’s housing market; Kochevar challenges density mandates and subsidies.

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The 2026 Colorado gubernatorial election is right around the corner. Author Pam Long explains that the Republican party must rethink their election strategy if they are serious about winning. Long suggests that GOP gubernatorial candidates run their campaigns like a slate.

Pam Long proposes a unified GOP slate for 2026. Bob Boswell critiques green-energy costs. Antoinette De La Cruz shares her detransition story.

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Liberty Toastmasters reflect on 2025 election outcomes, Kurt Gerwitz discusses property rights and politics, and Mary Janssen outlines concerns over HB25-1327.

Phil Kerpen exposes AARP’s $9 billion insurance deal, Mike Rawluk warns of Colorado’s land-use law, and Trent Loos calls for protecting farmers and food freedom.

Rob Natelson explains constitutional limits on judicial authority, and Kevin Lundberg reviews 2025 election outcomes and the path to 2026.