The Nate Shelman Show

(6.25.26) You guys came through and donated money to the Star Food Bank Today! Thank you to everyone who donated! Nate Shelman was joined by Jeremy Peterson, the announcer for the Boise Hawks, who donated himself! Nate also took a rant, a rave, and talked about humanoid robots!

(6.25.26) Nate Shelman discussed Today's Iran strike, License Plate Readers taking more information than we realize, and, of course, baseball charity bets.

(6.25.26) Nate Shelman talked to those of you who have worked with RoundUp to call in about whether or not the company should be allowed to be sued for not disclosing that their product could cause cancer. This was after today's Supreme Court ruling that said states can not sue the parent company of RoundUp.

(6.24.26) Nate Shelman explained what was in the housing bill that President Trump canceled the signing for.

(6.24.26) Nate Shelman discussed a Baseball Bet, Bode Miller being arrested for allegedly having shrooms, and President Trump canceling a Bill Signing, saying the SAVE America Act should be passed first.

(6.24.26) Nate Shelman discussed whether or not you would ride a Light Rail System if it came to Boise.

(6.23.26)  Nate Shelman asked people to call in if they think the Iran war is over. We got some interesting feedback.

(6.23.26) A Federal Judge ruled that the Federal Government has to allow SNAP users to purchase candy and soda with their benefits. The Judge said that Congress would have to change the definition of food or SNAP benefits to ban certain items from being purchased with SNAP benefits.

(6.23.26) A Former LDS Leader is accused of giving young boys naked massages. If he pleads guilty, he could get a plea deal that would change the charges so he wouldn't have to register as a sex offender. Nate Shelman asked members of the LDS church to call in and be a jury of peers.

(6.22.26) Mike from Ontario called in and said he has been getting hundreds of spam calls a day and it is becoming a huge problem. Nate talked to the audience and reached out to Rich DeMuro about what solutions are available.

(6.22.26) Nate Shelman was joined by Ron Nate from the Idaho Freedom Foundation to talk about the economics behind getting rid of property taxes. This is as the Idaho GOP has voted to add no property tax and no income tax to the Party Platform.

(6.22.26) The Idaho GOP platform has been edited to say that there should be no income tax or property tax. Nate Shelman asked you which tax you would like to get rid of and why.

(6.22.26) Nate Shelman was joined by Meridian Mayor Robert Simison to discuss the City's proposed Development Fees that would go towards County resources like the Jail and EMS.

With today being the final live show before Father's Day, You call, e-mail and text your raves for Dad!

Continuing the last hour's discussion. Idaho Gun owners were asked to weigh in on if someone should lose their second amendment rights for having or using marijuana. 

Fox News reports, The Supreme Court sided Thursday with a "habitual" marijuana user who challenged a federal law banning anyone who uses illegal drugs from legally possessing a firearm, a Second Amendment case that tested the limits of restricting gun ownership. Idaho Gun and Idaho marijuana enthusiasts react.

GOP Chairman candidates Mark Fuller, Chair Dorothy Moon and Steve Thayn answer question from the KBOI audience as to why they're the best qualified to run the Idaho GOP

GOP Chairman candidates Mark Fuller, Chair Dorothy Moon and Steve Thayn answer question from the KBOI audience as to why they're the best qualified to run the Idaho GOP

Rep. Mike Simpson discusses the latest terror threat to the UFC fight, the US & Iran ceasefire and nuclear energy being developed in Idaho and takes your calls.

More Ada County residents respond to the possibility of having their property taxes increase an average of $30 per year

First learned at Saint Joe's 4th grade

The Ada County Clerk says the county is in dire straits and needs to possibly explore increasing property taxes, "to keep the lights on".

Nampa has bear! This is not a made up story. This is yet another page in the lore of Nampa, Idaho!

Reports of an Iran / US ceasefire lead to a rise in the market, lowering of gas prices and more questions. The KBOI audience is skeptical.

(6.10.26) Nate Shelman discussed e-bike problems and took your raves!

(6.10.26) Nate Shelman took some of your rants and talked about some of the tragic or angering news stories from the week.

(6.10.26) Nate Shelman asked all of you to call in and give Sophie advice ahead of her wedding this weekend!

(6.9.26) Nate Shelman discussed two different local stories regarding school districts. One is a $20,000 a year pay raise for a Superintendent, the other is a mouse infestation at a Boise School.

(6.9.26) Nate Shelman discussed your thoughts on the guilty verdict and the controversy surrounding it.

(6.9.26) Nampa Mayor Darl Bruner joined Nate Shelman to discuss his election as Nampa Mayor following a City Council vote last night.

(6.8.26) Nate Shelman discussed with those older than 45 and younger than 45 about whether or not we are less patriotic now.

(6.8.26) Nate Shelman talked about religious designations after the word Christian was not included in the Pentagon designation for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sparking outrage among members.

(6.5.26) Nate Shelman talked about Legos, took your raves, and took a few lingering rants for the last Rant and Rave Friday of June!

(6.5.26) Nate Shelman took all of your random rants for the last Rant and Rave Friday of the Month!

(6.5.26) Nate Shelman discussed some weird news stories going on in other parts of the Country. Dino Glasscock joined the show after that conversation to talk about the Toys For Tots Summer Festival happening this Sunday!

(6.4.26) Nate Shelman discussed the City of Boise's decision not to go forward with building a water recycling plant.

(6.4.26) Nate Shelman was joined in the studio by Don Nelson to discuss his career and how he plans to spend his retirement.

(6.3.26) Nate Shelman talked about two stories in which the punishment doesn't seem to fit the crime. Nate asked listeners to call in and be the judge.

(6.3.26) Boise Police are issuing more traffic tickets in an attempt to crack down on bad driving behavior. Nate Shelman asks you if you are okay with this, if the department is just doing this to get more revenue for the City of Boise.

(6.3.26) Should the Federal Government mandate twelve days off a year for menstrual pain, menopause, vasectomies, fertility treatments, and other reproductive health concerns? Nate Shelman took calls from Women only.

(6.2.26) What value would you want out-of-towners to know is important to Idaho? Nate Shelman discussed this after a new handbook was released to teach newcomers the core values and ways of Idaho life.

(6.2.26) Are you okay with power being turned off during high winds or a storm? Nate Shelman discusses this after the Fire in Mountain Home last week, which was started by two power lines touching during high winds.

(6.2.26) Nate Shelman asks you to call in and tell him how you can reduce your technological footprint. This is after Treasure Valley data center controversies.

(6.1.26) Google is asking the EPA if they can release 32 million genetically engineered mosquitoes over 2 years in Florida and California. Nate Shelman really doesn't want that to happen. Find out why  Google wants to do this.

(6.1.26) Nate Shelman discussed how we should make Highway 55 safer after another tragedy.

(5.29.26) Nate Shelman took all of your raves to end the week with some good news! Nate also discussed a story out of Montana involving mountain air in a jar.

(5.29.26) Nate Shelman took all of your rants and discussed an Oregon proposed hunting ban.

(5.28.26) In Oregon, there is a ballot initiative that would make it so that no animals could be hunted, killed, or caused pain. This would essentially outlaw ranching and other food-related industries. Nate Shelman asks for your thoughts.

(5.28.26) Nate Shelman took your calls about the new Peregrine Development that is planned for East of Boise.