The Kim Monson Show

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Lauren Fix warns drivers about hidden vehicle data collection, while Colonel Bill Rutledge reflects on his 1934 classroom and the 250th Marine Corps birthday.

Christine Coleman recounts surviving the Rwandan genocide. Alex McFarland warns about America’s moral decline and calls for civic renewal.

On Friday, November 7, 2025, Kim Monson explored threats to American values from multiple angles with Paula Sarlls of the USMC Memorial Foundation, worldview expert Dr. Alex McFarland, Second Syndicate co-founders Teddy Collins and Alicia Garcia, and Rwandan genocide survivor Pastor Christine Coleman. USMC Memorial Foundation Veterans Day Ceremony Start listening at 6:10 – Hour 1 Paula Sarlls anno...

Greg Lopez details how federal intervention pauses Colorado’s wolf reintroduction, while Dr. Gregory LaPoint discusses natural law and its role in limiting government power.

On November 6, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed Gregory LaPoint of the Center for Natural Law to explore the philosophical underpinnings of American liberty, followed by former Congressman Greg Lopez with an urgent warning about the unintended consequences of Colorado’s wolf reintroduction program on the Western Slope’s agricultural economy. Natural Law as the Foundation of American Liberty Start listeni...

Colonel Bill Rutledge recalls first grade in 1934, Mike Rawluk analyzes Colorado’s elections, and Trent Loos warns about global pressures on beef production.

On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the day after election day, Kim Monson examines the troubling results of local and national elections with citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk and sixth-generation rancher Trent Loos, explores firsthand accounts of 1930s education with 97-year-old Colonel Bill Rutledge, and honors veterans with USMC Memorial Foundation President Paula Sarlls. Honoring Those Who Served Star...

On November 4, 2025, guest host Marshall Dawson fills in for Kim Monson to explore government overreach in local transportation policy with aviation advocate Tara Menza, transportation expert Randall O’Toole, and attorney Jon Boesen discussing the importance of timely legal consultation. Airport Landing Fees and FAA Regulations Start listening at 29:22 – Hour 1 Tara Menza , a member of Longmont’s...

Tara Menza rejects landing fees at Longmont’s airport while Randal O’Toole calls FasTracks wasteful. Guest host Marshall Dawson discusses taxpayer responsibility.

On November 3, 2025, guest host Brad Beck fills in for Kim Monson to explore pressing issues of international accountability, local governance, and the preservation of American cultural heritage with Centennial City Council candidate Patty McKernan, writer and commentator Dr. Brian Joondeph, and David Horowitz Freedom Center president Michael Finch. Local Government and the Proper Role of Citizens...

Dr. Brian Joondeph criticizes the U.N.’s failures and rising political violence, while Michael Finch and Patty McKernan call for renewed American principles. Brad Beck is the guest host.

On Friday, October 31, 2025, Kim Monson welcomed a full house for a Halloween broadcast examining the misuse of political terminology. Allen Thomas, author and frequent guest host, presented his essay on fascism. Cain, founder of Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado, challenged listeners on government dependency, and Ben Williams of Ben’s Plumbing, Heating and Cooling offered seasonal home mainten...

Allen Thomas defines fascism as leftist authoritarianism, while Cain discusses SNAP reforms and Joe Whitney and Robyn Carnes address local elections.

On October 30, 2025, Kim Monson navigates a packed broadcast covering election preparedness, taxpayer protections, Second Amendment advocacy, real estate trends, and a prehistoric adventure coming to Denver, with guests Karen Gordey, Rob Knuth, John Zaller, Karen Levine, Teddy Collins, and Lorne Levy. Lakewood City Council Race and Small Business Start listening at 9:03 – Hour 1 Karen Gordey , own...

Exhibition Hub’s Dinos Alive opens in Denver; Teddy Collins promotes armed-teacher safety training, and Rob Knuth highlights taxpayer advocacy.

On Wednesday, October 29, 2025, the broadcast tackled urgent questions about technology, constitutional rights, and rural America’s future, featuring citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk on AI surveillance, USMC Memorial Foundation President Paula Sarlls on Veterans Day, sixth-generation rancher Trent Loos on farming challenges, and Cheyenne realtor Wendy Volk on industrial wind projects. AI Surveillance...

Trent Loos and Wendy Volk celebrate halting a Wyoming wind farm, and Mike Rawluk warns about the dangers of AI facial recognition errors.

On October 28, 2025, one week before Election Day, Kim Monson examined explosive allegations from the White House regarding Barack Obama’s alleged attempts to undermine the 2016 election transition, analyzed new data exposing the public school administrative bloat crisis, and explored grassroots efforts to challenge local government zoning overreach in Lakewood. White House Alleges Obama Seditious...

Rachel O’Brien exposes waste and poor performance in public schools, Kevin Lundberg discusses Obama’s alleged sedition, and Karen Miller rallies Lakewood citizens against zoning overreach.

On October 27, 2025, Kim Monson tackles Colorado’s ballot propositions, Denver’s nearly billion-dollar debt package, and a troubling case of academic cancel culture with Brandon Wark of Free State Colorado, Jason Bailey of Citizens for No New Debt, and author Helen Raleigh. Colorado Ballot Propositions LL and MM Start listening at 16:35 – Hour 1 Brandon Wark , founder of Free State Colorado, expos...

Helen Raleigh examines Northern Michigan University’s dismissal of Scott Beaulier amid leftist attacks, with Jason Bailey and Brandon Wark addressing fiscal and ballot concerns.

On the October 24, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson examines America’s energy future with Robert Bryce discussing small modular reactors and the global race for nuclear technology, school board candidates Lori Goebel and Mary Buchanan addressing education accountability in Thompson School District, Alicia Garcia advocating for armed educators through the Second Syndicate’s FASTER initiative, and Jay Dav...

On the October 23, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson examines threats to Colorado’s rural communities and urban planning debates with Montrose County Commissioner Sean Pond discussing federal land grabs threatening Western Colorado, Professor Kurt Gerwitz making the case for bicycle infrastructure, and citizen activist Joe Whitney fighting to preserve single-family zoning in Littleton. Federal Land Grabs...

On October 22, 2025, Kim Monson explores how technology intended to improve healthcare has become a data collection tool rife with errors, while a Colorado university’s biosafety record raises alarms about dangerous virus research. Citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk, Dr. Jill Vecchio, mortgage expert Lorne Levy, and sixth-generation rancher Trent Loos join the conversation. CSU Bat Lab Biosafety Failure...