The Kim Monson Show

On October 21, 2025, Kim Monson explored the intersection of personal wellness, constitutional governance, and cultural engagement with integrative pharmacist Dr. Swathi Varanasi-Diaz, economist Dr. Murray Sabrin, and longtime supporter Susan Harris. Retuning Your Body’s Energy for Better Health Start listening at 31:55 – Hour 1 Swathi Varanasi-Diaz , an award-winning integrative pharmacist and th...

On October 20, 2025, Kim Monson gathered educators, entrepreneurs, and civic activists to tackle the intersection of founding principles, educational decline, and free speech. Brad Beck of Liberty Toastmasters shared his approach to teaching young people about constitutional principles, while educator Priscilla Rahn previewed her new book and radio show focused on restoring American education. Tea...

In 2025, Health and Human Services (HHS) implemented changes in vaccine recommendations for the COVID vaccines, the MMRV combination vaccine, and potentially the Hepatitis B vaccine. Military Director with Children’s Health Defense Pam Long explains that the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has aligned with Big Pharma to incentivize blue states to defy the CDC’s vaccine recommendation changes,...

On October 17, 2025, Kim Monson examines threats to property rights and electoral integrity with Virginia Macha of Stand for the Land Kansas, election integrity physicist Douglas Frank, Jefferson County GOP Chair Rich Wyatt, Second Syndicate co-founder Alicia Garcia, citizen watchdog Dana Busch, and Monte Vista activist Carol Riggenbach. Xcel’s Eminent Domain Land Grab Threatens Eastern Colorado S...

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On October 16, 2025, Kim Monson explores the tension between government mandates and individual liberty. Pam Long, military director for Children’s Health Defense, reveals major changes to HHS vaccine recommendations while exposing the American Academy of Pediatrics’ campaign for societal segregation. Ramey Johnson exposes corruption in Lakewood’s rezoning process, and Liberty Toastmasters members...

Episode from The Kim Monson Show

On October 14, 2025, Kim Monson returns from travel to tackle the intersection of constitutional principles and parental rights with school board member Jamilynn D’avola, former state senator Kevin Lundberg, attorney Jon Boesen, and constitutional expert Rob Natelson, author of The Original Constitution. Schools as Battlegrounds for Parental Rights Start listening at 10:37 – Hour 1 Jamilynn D’avol...

On October 13, 2025, guest host Yvonne Paez fills in for Kim Monson to explore the critical intersection of parental rights, state governance, and border security with Colorado Representative Scott Bottoms, parental rights advocate Erin Lee, financial advisor Jody Hinsey, and retired Border Patrol agent Chris Harris. Six Priorities to Reclaim Colorado Start listening at 17:05 – Hour 1 Scott Bottom...

On the October 10, 2025 broadcast, guest host Karen Levine fills in for Kim Monson to explore how citizens can serve their communities through representative government. The program features school board hopeful Sam Myron, fiscal policy analyst Joshua Sharf, firearms educator Alicia from the Second Syndicate, and former Colorado State Representative Libby Szabo. Volunteering Changes Lives in Jeffc...

On October 9, 2025, guest host Marshall Dawson fills in for Kim Monson to explore patent rights under siege, California’s regulatory overreach on the auto industry, the Colorado Constitution’s unique powers, and the role of nonprofits in a free society with Karen Gordey of Radiant Painting, Dave Evans of Colorado Union of Taxpayers, automotive expert Lauren Fix, Terri Goon of Colorado Horse Rescue...

On Wednesday, October 8, 2025, Kim Monson examined the collision between federal energy mandates and local governance with Power the Future founder Daniel Turner, sixth-generation farmer Trent Loos, and citizen watchdog Mike Rawluk, revealing how the green agenda threatens both economic stability and individual liberty. Local Government Overreach Under the Guise of Freedom Start listening at 15:27...

On Tuesday, October 7, 2025, Kim Monson examined how Colorado’s regulatory apparatus stifles natural resource development with Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell, welcomed board game entrepreneur Mark Monson, heard from personal injury attorney Jon Boesen on workers’ compensation protections, and hosted a spirited Machiavelli book discussion with Luke Cashman and Producer Joe on the second anniversary...

On Monday, October 6, 2025, Kim Monson explores what it takes to build lasting business success with State Farm agents Roger Mangan and Mitch Gardner, examines local government overreach with Joe Whitney from Rooted in Littleton, exposes China’s forced organ harvesting industry with Epoch Times senior editor Jan Jekielek, and discusses constitutional values in the Colorado legislature with Represe...

On Friday, October 3, 2025, Kim Monson examines the fight to protect Second Amendment rights in Colorado, interviews Douglas County School Board candidates focused on parental rights and academic excellence, and explores the dangers of unchecked government spending with community banker Jay Davidson. Parental Rights and Academic Excellence in Douglas County Schools Start listening at 16:14 – Hour...

On Thursday, October 2, 2025, Kim Monson returned from a trip to western Wyoming to tackle threats to property rights at every level of government. Cory Ohnesorge exposed Lakewood’s “gentle density” zoning push, Drew Dix championed character education through the Center for American Values, Karen Gordey described her campaign for Lakewood City Council, Karen Levine shared fall real estate preparat...

On October 1, 2025, guest host Brad Beck fills in for Kim Monson to explore property rights under siege across North America. Patty McKernan discusses her Centennial City Council campaign, Mike Rawluk exposes threats to public meeting transparency, Trent Loos warns about Canadian government overreach against ostrich farmers, and Wendy Volk details her fight against a massive Wyoming wind developme...

On September 30, 2025, guest host Jill Vecchio fills in for Kim Monson to explore citizen activism and constitutional resistance with former Colorado State Senator Kevin Lundberg and former Army Lt. Colonel Brad Miller, a West Point graduate who sacrificed his military career rather than comply with the COVID vaccine mandate. Citizen Initiatives to Protect Colorado Children Start listening at 16:4...

On September 29, 2025, guest hosts Brad Beck and Don Beezley fill in for Kim Monson to explore free speech as a fundamental human right with constitutional law scholar Jonathan Turley, examine school safety solutions with FASTER Colorado founder Laura Carno, and discuss Colorado legislative challenges with State Representative Dan Woog. Free Speech as the Indispensable Right Start listening at 50:...

On September 26, 2025, guest host Allen Thomas fills in for Kim Monson to explore constitutional literacy, the importance of the Federalist Papers, and the foundations of American freedom with in-studio guests Cain from Task Force Freedom NOCO, Ben Williams from Ben’s Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling, and phone guests Alicia Garcia from the Second Syndicate and Debbie Perry-Smith from Arapahoe Count...

On this Thursday, September 25, 2025 broadcast, Kim Monson explores the profound concept of God-given rights with Liberty Toastmasters president Marshall Dawson in studio, Discovery Institute senior fellow Scott Powell on the historical significance of America’s founding, and Cherry Creek School Board candidates Amanda Thayer and Tatiana Sturm on the battle for quality education. The Revolutionary...

On September 24, 2025, Kim Monson explored the interconnected threats to individual liberty, from skyrocketing healthcare costs and self-pay solutions to Second Amendment restrictions in rental housing and the government-subsidized push to replace natural gas pipelines with CO2 burial infrastructure. Guests Mike Rawluk, Jill Vecchio, Lorne Levy, and Trent Loos connected the dots on how policies at...

On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, Kim Monson examines parental rights in education with Philadelphia radio host Dom Giordano, explores upcoming conservative events with organizer Debbie Perry-Smith, discusses personal injury basics with attorney Jon Boesen, and reflects on the Charlie Kirk memorial service with sponsor Susan Harris. Conservative Journalism and Grassroots Engagement Start listening a...

On September 22, 2025, Kim Monson examines government spending failures and the state of free speech following the assassination of Charlie Kirk with automotive expert Lauren Fix, Federalist contributor Helen Raleigh, board game entrepreneur Mark Monson, and Westminster mayoral candidate Dave DeMott. Electric Vehicle Subsidies Fail Taxpayers Start listening at 31:34 – Hour 1 Lauren Fix breaks down...

A growing number of independent voters reject progressive policies of the Democrat party, but yet still have not been won over to the Republican party due to alienating messaging. Pam Long discusses strategies that could adapt and be more inclusive of independent voters