In honor of Earth Day, author Rick Turnquist notes it is a good time to review the role of fossil fuels in the promotion of human flourishing on planet Earth. Read Turnquist's essay, on the subject. The Role of Fossil Fuels (In Honor of Earth Day).
In commemoration of Earth Day, Rick Turnquist reviews the role that fossil fuels play in our modern lives…and how we must defend their use to expand and promote human flourishing.
Liberty Toastmasters explain the definition, protection, and enforcement of individual rights through the establishment of the rule of law: God’s laws, Nature’s laws, and human laws. Dr. Carrie Johannson discusses getting out of the cycle of victim-bully-rescuer into constructing an enjoyable life.
Sixth-generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos discusses the negative consequences of bad public policy to human flourishing. Senior Fellow in fiscal policy with the Independence Institute, Joshua Sharf continues answering your questions regarding the Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA). Yvonne Paez shares her reactions to Ben Martin's latest entry in Lincoln's Life and Sword series.
Patriotic historian and West Point graduate Ben Martin continues our series on Lincoln’s Life and Sword. Wade Miller, Executive Director at the Center for Renewing America, comments on the debt ceiling, spending, and the budget.
Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Senior Editor with REASON, explains that the RESTRICT Act has bigger ambitions than TikTok. Mark Oliva with the National Shooting Sports Foundation discusses the firearms legislation at the Colorado State Capitol that would prevent us from protecting ourselves against bad actors. Brad Beck joins Kim to discuss his forthcoming essay.
The theory and application of price control is as ancient as humankind’s written history. History documents the detrimental effects of price controls and the subsequent failures of price control throughout all human empires and governments. Author Allen Thomas questions why the Colorado legislature and governor passed and signed SB21-175 which created the Prescription Drug Affordability Board (PDAB). PDAB was created with two specific guard rails. Thomas explains that presently the Colorado legi...
Allen Thomas explains how and why price controls consistently fail and why broadening the powers of the Prescription Drug Affordability Board through HB23-1225 is a dangerous idea.
Thank you to Laramie Energy and Caerus Oil and Gas for their sponsorship of this Health & Hydrocarbons Show. Founder and CEO of First American State Bank Jay Davidson addresses concerns regarding the U.S. dollar. The Biden administration recently approved an eight-hundred-mile Alaskan pipeline to transport and export liquified natural gas. The radical, activist, enviros can’t believe it. CEO of Laramie Energy Bob Boswell, discusses what this means for U.S. energy policy. Stephanie Luck, Stat...
Marine Veteran and President of the USMC Memorial Foundation Paula Sarlls invites you to an April 29th event, An Evening With the Ambassador . Iraq and Afghanistan Marine Veteran Sergeant Mike Medina shares his story and why the Marine Memorial is special to him. ixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos discusses the recent Texas explosion that killed 18,000 dairy cattle, livestock vaccines, and Bill Gates' fake meat.
Carcoach Reports host Lauren Fix compares the costs between owning and operating electric vehicles versus gas powered vehicles. Realtor Karen Levine expounds on property rights and this Colorado legislative session. Mortgage specialist Lorne Levy notes the latest on interest rates. House Minority Leader Mike Lynch of HD65 joins Kim to discuss legislation that attacks firearm rights, right-to-life, and property rights.
Helen Raleigh, author of Confucius Never Said , discusses China’s growing influence over every aspect of American’s lives and how French President Macron sold out the West to China.
Host of Full Measure on Sinclair TV Sharyl Attkisson shines light on the continued agenda to prevent Donald Trump from running for president. Natale Menten joins Kim to discuss government efforts to implement Prop 123. Ty Winter discusses the assault on parental rights at the Colorado legislature.
Dr. James Lyons-Weiler discusses a rise in deaths for seniors and a possible correlation to Covid vaccination. Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos addresses methanol as an energy alternative to hydrocarbons.
Natural resources expert and author Greg Walcher explains the impact of the EPA's finalization of the definition of the Waters of the U.S. Ret. USAF Col. Bill Rutledge discusses his recent experience attending a Poudre Valley School District board meeting.
Colorado Healthcare Providers for Freedom Matt Dark joins attorney Brian Ward to explain “Right to Refuse” lawsuits. Fiscal Policy expert Joshua Sharf continues our discussion regarding the Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA). Former legislator and former Lakewood City Councilwoman Ramey Johnson shares an invite to her informative meeting regarding the overreaching land use SB23-213.
Author Pam Long notes that in the wake of multiple shootings involving people with gender dysphoria, it is appropriate to discuss the mental health disorders and the pharmaceutical drug interactions contributing to suicidal and homicidal behavior. Long also explains that gender dysphoria is a mental illness which often has other psychiatric comorbidities and history of childhood sexual trauma. These mentally and emotionally vulnerable individuals who are preyed upon by unethical medical provider...
Author Pam Long explains mental health and radicalization of the vulnerable in the gender transition mutilation community and discusses her latest essay, The Radicalization of People with Gender Dysphoria . Author of Rediscovering America: How the National Holidays Tell an Amazing Story About Who We Are Scott Powell discusses Good Friday and Easter.
Former Army Special Reaction Team leader and former police officer Yvonne Paez addresses what we can do to keep schools safe. Lisa Bennett, entrepreneur and owner of the western slope luxury cabin rental Wild Skies, discusses what is happening on the western slope with the introduction of gray wolves.
Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos addresses reports that egg producers are making record profits. Sue Moore, Chairwoman of Colorado Liberty Republicans, joins Kim to discuss the hundreds of bills introduced this year.
Is living in the city and car break-ins the new normal? Car Coach Lauren Fix explains that "No, it is not!" Fix addresses what car break-ins and crime mean for cities. David Roth, expert on ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance), explains the history of ESG, its impact on America today, and what it means to liberty moving forward.
Vicki Sutter and Lisa MacLean with Winsome Ministries in Northern Colorado explain that churches and individuals must be brave to address the evils in our society. Ret. USAF Col. John Priecko discusses the road block at the Colorado State Legislature for the "In God We Trust" license plate.
Brad Beck asks with artificial intelligence, robots, and innovation nearing incomprehensible growth, will our next generation of workers get the experience that past generations received? Beck addresses concerns regarding entry level job opportunities for unskilled laborers quickly diminishing due to minimum wage laws, regulations, and young people not being taught to work.
Rick Turnquist addresses the proper role of Government. Urban land planning and transportation expert Randal O’Toole discusses Colorado Senate Bill 23-213 which usurps local control and could bring the end to Single Family Zoning in some communities.
Economic historian and co-author of Taxes Have Consequences: An Income Tax History of the United States Dr. Brian Domitrovic addresses current economic conditions. Managing Director of the National Shooting Sports Foundation Mark Oliva explains how proposed Colorado legislation is antithetical to our Constitutional Rights.
What is Government? Rick Turnquist breaks down what government is, what the proper functions of government are, and how government continues to grow over time. Is anarchy worse than tyranny?
Founder and CEO of First American State Bank Jay Davidson explains how the Federal Reserve’s meteoric raising of interest rates to cool the economy, reduce wage growth, and decrease employment is having consequences in the banking industry. Trent Loos discusses water in the west and California’s disregard for proper water management.
Passio HR CEO Roger Hays addresses legislation that hurts the Colorado dream. Diane Ferraro with Save the Storks discusses current abortion legislation. Roots Medical’s Matt Dark introduces the "Right to Refuse" lawsuit.
Co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters Brad Beck discusses the value of entry level jobs in the marketplace and his latest essay Is Entry Level Work the Dodo Bird of Today ? Entrepreneur and owner of the Historic 88 Drive-In Theatre Susan Kochevar addresses property rights and the proper role of government.
Medal of Honor recipient and Co-Founder of the Center for American Values in Pueblo Drew Dix discusses the importance of Medal of Honor Day, which is March 25. School mental health assessments are ultimately meant to harvest data on students.
