In his essay A Finance Professor’s Perspective Regarding Sam Bankman- Fried and FTX, Kurt Gerwitz discusses the facts regarding SBF, the narrative regarding SBF, why we should care, and recognizing human biases that we must understand to be better truth-seeking thinkers.
“Repitition, plus restatement gets people to remember,” notes Brad Beck regarding a presentation given by communication expert David Brooks. In his essay Reiterations Beck explains that persistence, positive messaging, and remembering will help us to achieve our New Year goals.
Founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund Leslie Manookian explains how she is mobilizing us to fight back on the G20 Bali Leaders Declaration. Liberty Toastmasters share the perspectives of Santa’s elves on key questions.
Col. John Priecko (Ret. USAF) shares updates on the “In God We Trust'' Colorado license plate petition. Author Helen Raliegh joins Kim to talk about her latest essay, How Communist China Accidentally Created A New Generation Of Pro-Democracy Activists . Entrepreneur and finance professor Kurt Gerwitz discusses his perspective regarding Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX crypto-currency.
Todd Watkins discusses his perspective regarding the mass migration occurring at El Paso, Texas. RE/MAX Realtor Karen Levine and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy address home ownership and mortgage rates.
Pam Long joins Kim to discuss t the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment proposed rule changes to 6 CCR 1009-2 - The Infant Immunization Program and Immunization of Students Attending School. Jay Valentine, author and Vice President of Operations for FractalWeb.app, joins Kim to discuss his latest essay, Cooking the Books: Why Republicans Always Come Up Short.Co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters Brad Beck introduces his latest essay, Reiterations .
In her most recent essay Pam Long explains that the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has proposed rule changes to 6 CCR 1009-2 - The Infant Immunization Program and Immunization of Students Attending School. CDPHE is taking public input until December 20, 2022 on these changes. CDPHE will present their proposed changes to the Board of Health on January 18, 2023, and the Board of Health will vote on these changes in March 2023. Long notes these changes affect online students a...
Radical, leftist energy policies pushed forward by the Biden Administration are responsible for our higher consumer gas and electric bills. Friday blogger at To Advance Freedom and author Rick Turnquist discusses his latest essay Prices and Profits: What Leftists Get Wrong . Industry analyst from the Coalition for a Prosperous America and expert on China Kenneth Rapoza explains the real culprit behind globalization..
Dr. James Lyons-Weiler discusses Fauci’s hubris. Dr. Rachel Corbett of Roots Medical jons Kim to share strategies for dealing with people who insist on forcing their views on others. Aga Wilson introduces her spring class offering at IPAK-edu.org, Globalism: A Critical Analysis .
Venture Capitalist Michael Gibson discusses his book Paper Belt on Fire: How Renegade Investors Sparked a Revolt Against the University . Car Coach Lauren Fix shares updates on vehicle supply chain shortages. Casper Stockham joins Kim to explain why he is running for Chair of the Colorado State GOP.
CEO of Passio HR Roger Hays shares updates about the business environment in Colorado.. Karl Honegger discusses Broomfield City Council’s potential ordinance to limit law abiding citizens' access to firearms. Paige Agostin with the Center for Renewing America explains that defunding “woke and weaponized government” is key to a balanced budget.
Allen Thomas discusses his latest essay The Moral Gaslighting of America . Historical researcher Col. Bill Rutledge (Ret. USAF) shares the story of John Heisman, for whom the trophy is named.
Energy expert Robert Bryce explains that dumb Green Energy policies in Germany and the UK have people hoping for a lump of coal this Christmas. wner of 88 Drive-In Theatre Susan Kochevar discusses how Colorado’s new Family Leave Program is making it even more difficult for small businesses in Colorado.
Veteran Don Whipple shares his experiences as a young Marine at the Battle of Iwo Jima. Recently the U.S. Navy identified the remains of my cousin Wilbur Newton who was killed at Pearl Harbor in 1941. My cousins Jane Perkins and Linda Crumbaker share the story of bringing Wilbur home.
A special rebroadcast of interviews with WWII veterans Frank DeVita and Guy Whidden. Originally broadcast on America's Veteran's Stories.
There are always unknowns in life, however the COVID reaction disruption was full of unknowns that we had to deal with. In his latest essay What Are You Certain Of? Brad Beck discusses a daily online community he participated in which gave him hope, inspiration and business ideas. He explains that the advice to focus on what you are certain of was and is great help in times of uncertainty.
Thursday York College professor and expert in language, literacy, and rhetoric Dr. Erec Smith discusses rhetoric in America today. Mike Gibson shares his thoughts on the judicial review process in Colorado.
Research Associate at the CO2 coalition Vijay Jayaraj, who lives in Bengaluru, India, discusses why India and China are adding coal fired energy plants while back home in Colorado Xcel energy is planning on shutting down clean burning coal fired energy plants. Founder of Open the Books Adam Andrzejewski explains that Illinois is in trouble because 132,188 public employees are receiving $100,000 paychecks.
It's Liberty Toastmaster's Day on the Kim Monson Show. Members of Liberty Toastmasters join Kim to explain how the essence of liberty is the opportunity to exercise choice.. Executive Director of the Center for Renewing America Wade Miller discusses the Center’s mission. Citizen Cindy David explains her concerns with the Broomfield City Council’s unconstitutional ordinance regarding individuals protecting themselves and their loved ones. Dr. Rachel Corbett shares medical freedom updates.
Brad Beck joins Kim in the studio to discuss election issues and drift away from traditional values and to also promote his upcoming essay, What Are You Certain Of? representation. Coloradans' votes and voices are being marginalized through legalized election manipulation such as dirty and bloated voter rolls, three weeks to vote, ballot drop boxes, and legalized ballot harvesting. Researcher Lisa Bennett discusses where do we go from here?
"My body, my choice" has been the mantra of abortionists for decades. However, when it came to the Emergency Use Authorization "vaccine" during COVID, many activists turned a blind eye to "my body, my choice." Scientist and founder of the Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge Dr. James Lyons-Weiler discusses this disconnect. Author of Shadows of the Acropolis Richard C. Lyons explains the progression of the Administrative State in America.
Author and founder of The American Minute Bill Federer discusses why the Pilgrims made the treacherous trip to the New World. Author of Rediscovering America Scott Powell explains the five key principles to the Mayflower Compact.
Patriotic historian and West Point graduate Ben Martin discusses intriguing details regarding the end of our Revolutionary War. Founder and CEO of First American State Bank Jay Davidson discusses the recent election.
Dr. Jill Vecchio delves into her research of the Fabian Society and George Orwell. Vecchio discusses who some of the "theys" are in the scenario and connects the dots between the World Economic Forum’s Agenda and many of those who participated in the WEF’s Young Emerging Leaders Program.
Founder of Life Decisions Giuliana Day, Dr. Catherine Wheeler, and Dr. Tom Perille (President of Democrats for Life), explain that individuals must have accurate information regarding abortion, unite with others to inform people, and provide options and resources for unplanned pregnancies within the context of compassion. Transportation expert Randal O’Toole shares the story of American Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser.
Allen Thomas discusses his most recent essay, I’ll Give You Amnesty on One Condition . Princeton professor and expert on Gettysburg Dr. Allen Guelzo explains the importance of The Gettysburg Address and Lincoln’s words, “and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.”
Joshua Sharf, senior fellow in fiscal policy at the Independence Institute, joins Kim to discuss his essay, Proposed Bill Ladles Gravy on Public Pension Retirees . Mortgage specialist Lorne Levy and RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine discuss the latest regarding mortgages and home ownership.
Leslie Manookian, founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund, which filed the initial lawsuit against the CDC, discusses the Supreme Court's decision not to hear an appeal on a case challenging the Transportation Security Administration's authority to mandate face coverings on public transport in national emergencies. Taxpayer advocate, government watchdog, and creator of Ballot 2022 Natalie Menten shares her thoughts regarding the recent election and tax questions.
Kevin Lundberg, former Colorado state senator and author of The Lundberg Report , shares his thoughts regarding the recent Phillips County Election Integrity Project Symposium. Car Coach Lauren Fix addresses President Biden's declaration that there is "no more" drilling for oil and what this means for everyday, hard-working Americans and our freedom of mobility.
Marian Tupy, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute and co-author of the new book, Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet , explains that, despite the World Economic Forum’s agenda of depopulation, the world actually faces an "underpopulation" problem. Investigative journalist Sara Carter discusses her new podcast series that documents her investigation deep into the U.S.-Mexico border.
