(5.1.24, 5p-6p) Trump has been fined $9,000 for violating a gag order, and the judge says he could face jail time if it happens again. Nate Shelman asked: Would spending time in jail get Trump closer to the White House?

(5.1.24, 4p-5p) Yesterday approximately three hundred people were arrested for crimes that happened during protests at Columbia and New York City College. The New York City Mayor commented that some arrests were professional protesters, not students. Have you ever been paid to protest? Nate Shelman discussed these happenings and took your calls.

(5.1.24,3p-4p) Nate Shelman discussed a potential ballot initiative that wants open primaries and rank-choice voting in Idaho. Do you think the political parties should have a say in who votes in their primaries?

(4.30.24, 5:15p) Protesters have now barricaded themselves inside a Columbia University building. Nate Shelman discussed the tough decisions law enforcement and university officials have to make in handling this situation. Nate also threw out some ideas about what he might do to annoy the protesters.

(4.30.24, 3p-5:15p) Today is Deputy Bolter's funeral. Nate Shelman held a discussion about supporting law enforcement today and all year long. How do you support law enforcement?

(4.29.24, 5:30p) In Kristi Noem's soon-to-be-released book, she wrote about putting down her dog after it killed the neighbor's chickens. Nate Shelman asked if this makes her less qualified to be Vice President. What are your thoughts?

(4.29.24, 5p) Tori and Kristy's lives changed when Tori needed a new liver and Kristy found out that she could become a living donor for Tori. The two joined Nate in studio to discuss the journey they went on to save Tori's life and how others can do the same for someone else.

(4.29.24, 3:30p-5p) Nate Shelman discussed your confidence in Idaho Government. On a scale from 1-100 do you trust your state legislators? Nate also asked if voters should have to pass a test before being allowed to vote.

(4.29.24, 3p-3:30p) Idaho State Senator Chris Trakel wanted to share the things he is disappointed to see happening in the State Legislature. He joined Nate Shelman to do just that.

(4.26.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman took all your raves to send us into a great weekend! Also, Adam Schiff had his car broken into and a suit stolen in San Francisco. 

(4.26.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman took all of your random rants and talked to a University of Idaho Football Parent who had a take on the fraternity brawl. 

(4.26.24,3p-4p) Welcome to Friday! Nate Shelman and Sophie have placed an on-air bet about whether or not there will be Presidential Debates in 2024. A guy called in and said he would use his roommate's Navage. You guys had a lot to say about that. Plus! Todd Christensen from We The People 4th of July Celebration Committee joined Nate to discuss the Idaho 4th of July Parade from Boise. To learn more go to boise4th.com

(4.25.24, 4:30p) Nate Shelman discussed the proposed cell phone ban in the West Ada School District. Parents, do you think this is a good idea? What concerns do you have?

(4.25.24,3p-4:30p) Nate Shelman discussed new details about the University of Idaho student who was knocked unconscious by members of the football team. After that, Nate asked current and former Micron employees to call in and give their thoughts about the $6.1 Billion the federal government gave the company.

(4.25.24, 5p) Nate Shelman was joined by Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador who discussed his experience at the Supreme Court Hearing on Idaho's abortion law.

(4.24.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman discussed a proposal that would make it so veterans and active military could park for free at the new parking meters in Caldwell. Nate asked Veterans to call in and give their opinion before taking the civilian angle.

(4.24.24, 3p-5p) Nate Shelman started today's abortion conversation by asking only women to call in. Nate talked to women who have had high-risk pregnancies about their thoughts on whether or not abortion is considered emergency health care. 

(4.23.24, 5:15p-6p) Nate Shelman discussed his disagreement with Republicans wanting the National Guard to be deputized to reign in pro-Palestinian protests at college campuses. What are your thoughts on the role of the National Guard?

(4.23.24, 4:30p-5:15p) Nate Shelman discussed the Israel and Ukraine funding package that will be voted on in the US Senate. If you were a Senator would you vote for or against the funding package? Why?

(4.23.24, 3p-4:30p) As it warms up, we will see more people enjoying their time outdoors. Nate Shelman discusses a six-year-old who was hit and killed by a vehicle while riding a bike. What can we do to make the Treasure Valley safer for motorists and bicyclists?

(4.22.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman discussed The Supreme Court Hearing on the homeless in Grants Pass. Do you think homeless people should be allowed to park on public property or sleep in a public place when there is no homeless shelter?

(4.22.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman opened up a conversation about Earth Day that was quickly derailed by Chem Trails. Nate also discussed Biden's plan to prohibit oil drilling on thirteen million acres in Alaska.

(4.22.24, 3p-4p) Deputy Bolter lost his life in the line of duty over the weekend. Nate Shelman talked to Meridian Police Chief Tracy Basterrechea about how we can best help our law enforcement community through this difficult time.

(4.19.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman wrapped up the conversation about marijuana and moved on to the Rave Hour. Nate heard a few complaints before hearing a few raves to bring us into our weekend.

(4.19.24, 3p-5p) Nate Shelman got an interesting voicemail today to kick off the eve of 4-20. You can hear the full story of William the guy who was arrested for having a little bit of weed in this podcast. Nate asked you to weigh in on what the sentence should be for someone with a small amount of marijuana.

(4.18.24, 4:30p - 6p) The West Ada School District did not notify parents of a head lice case for fear of singling out the student with head lice. Nate Shelman asked: Do you want to be notified if a student in your child's school had head lice?

(4.18.24, 3p-4:30p) Attorneys have released Kohberger's Alibi for the night of the murder of the four University of Idaho students. Nate Shelman had a question regarding the alibi and asked whether you could be a non-biased juror in the eventual trial.

(4.17.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman discussed a proposal that Kuna wants to take on. It would require any new development to show that the local school district could handle new growth. Do you want to see this in your school district?

(4.17.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman discussed the Nampa Board of Trustees voting to move towards a four-day school week starting next school year. If you have a child in the Nampa School District, what are your thoughts? Before we got to that discussion, Nate discussed the Elephant that was wandering around Butte Montana.

(4.17.24, 3p-4p) Today the US Senate voted down both articles of impeachment against Mayorkas. Nate Shelman asked your thoughts about it and talked to an officer about what punishment they would see if they didn't stop crime that was happening in front of them.

(4.16.24,4p-6p) Nate Shelman explained why he is not afraid of the 2024 Election no matter the outcome. What fears do you have regarding the election? Why?

(4.16.24,3p-4p) Nate Shelman discussed several stories where anti-Israel protests blocked traffic at the Golden Gate Bridge, the Seattle airport, and a few other places. If you are from the Bay area originally, how would you feel if traffic was blocked for several hours?

(4.15.24,5p-6p) Today the US Supreme Court ruled that Idaho can enforce aspects of its ban of transgender care for minors. What are your thoughts on that ruling? Nate Shelman discussed the case, wrapped up our Trump conversation, and gave you a look at other issues going on.

(4.15.24,4p-5p) The New York Trump Trial over payouts started today and the Judge is looking for non-biased jurors. Nate Shelman talked to our audience members about whether they could be a non-biased jury or not.

(4.15.24,3p-4p) A lot of people are mad about the Billy Joel concert broadcast ending two minutes early due to a network error. The error cut off the last two minutes of Piano Man. Sophie and Nate argued over whether or not it was a big deal. After that discussion Nate moved on to discussing the Trump Trial that started today.

(4.12.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman took all of your raves and discussed a good news story out of California.

(4.12.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman took the Rant Hour to discuss the FISA bill. Do you think the government should be able to look up any American without a warrant?

(4.12.24, 3p-4p) Nate Shelman kicked off Rant and Rave Friday from the Boise Off-road and Outdoor Expo! Nate Discussed the rising costs of fast food and what cool things he saw at the Expo.

(4.11.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman asked for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voters to call in. A consultant of the RFK Jr. campaign was recently fired after saying that if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. splits the vote, at least we won't get Biden back in office. If you are voting for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Why?

(4.11.24,4p-5p) The news was announced today that OJ Simpson died from cancer. Nate Shelman asks you what your reaction is. Several people have asked when it's okay to start making jokes. Join Nate and our audience as they go through their thoughts about OJ Simpson.

(4.11.24,3p-4p) Nate Shelman asks you what punishment Mike Kasper should endure after breaking TSA's rules. It turns out, Mike Kasper may have been one of the two people that went back into the Boise airport after passing the point of no return. That sparked a conversation about flying. Nate asked those of you who are flying in the next three months if you are worried about it after all of the Boeing news of late.

(4.10.24, 4:30p - 6p) Class is over! What rating would you give the Idaho Legislature this session? Were they good, bad, or just meh? Nate Shelman took your calls for the end of this year's session.

(4.10.24, 4p) Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate Shelman to discuss the drama in the House of Representatives, the Ukraine funding bill, and the money Mayorkas wants.

(4/10/24, 3p-4p) The end of the 2024 Idaho Legislative session has arrived!! Nate Shelman talked to State Representative Jaron Crane about the harmful materials in libraries bill that has now been signed by Governor Little.

(4.9.24, 5p-6p) Nate Shelman discussed two national stories to wrap up the show. Ethan Crumbley's parents have been sentenced to ten to fifteen years in prison for manslaughter. They were found guilty of negligence after their child shot and killed four people in school. In the US House of Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene is still saying she will oust Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Do you think it is time for that?

(4.9.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman discussed the arrest of an 18-year-old Idahoan who was planning an attack on Idaho churches on behalf of ISIS. Nate discussed the whole situation, as well as whether or not he should be charged with treason.

(4.9.24, 3p-4p) A summer fundraising event for the University of Idaho was canceled after 40-45 Football players started a fight on campus injuring several students. Nate Shelman asks if we should just cancel the whole football program. University of Idaho Alumni, what are your thoughts?

(4.8.24, 5p-6p) Donald Trump would not say he was against a total abortion ban and instead prefers state rights on this issue. Do you agree or disagree? Nate Shelman took your calls on that and wrapped up with some more money talk.

(4.8.24, 4p-5p) Nate Shelman discussed Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan. Do you have student loans? Nate took calls from those who have student loans on whether or not they agree with government student loan forgiveness.

(4.8.24, 3p-4p) Did you go to the grand opening of Scheels? Nate Shelman took all of your reviews from this weekend's grand opening.