Dr. Don Sweeting of Colorado Christian Univ. says God arrived on Earth with Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, linking crib to Cross. Scott Powell views Christ's birth as a pivotal moment in a crisis-ridden humanity.
"Rick Turnquist's essay 'Exactly Wrong' criticizes PBIs in homelessness crisis; Karen Levine & Lorne Levy update on Denver metro real estate market."
In the latest installment of his Exactly Wrong series, author Rick Turnquist looks at homelessness and how electing Democrats and their policies just make the problems worse.
Stan Everitt talks Bill of Rights history. Scott Powell debates Reconciliation Monument removal. Jenny discusses open space impact on housing & food.
Nephi Cole, the National Shooting Sports Foundation's Director of Government Relations and State Affairs, addresses Biden and the Democrats' attempt to establish firearm-related criminal law via executive order and discusses the NSSF's detailed public comment letter on Biden's "Engaged in Business" rule. Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos comments on a federal judge’s denial of a livestock group’s eleventh-hour request to delay Colorado’s wolf reintroduction.
Lauren Fix joins Kim to explain why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's proposed 2026 kill switch should be rejected. Lauren Fix joins Kim to explain why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's proposed 2026 kill switch should be rejected.
Bob Boswell, Chairman of Laramie Energy, argues that Governor Polis's plan to reduce methane emissions by 20% by 2030 is technically unfeasible and economically disastrous. Former Army Captain and former police officer Yvonne Paez discusses this issue gives her perspective on women in combat roles.
Colorado politics are confusing by design. It can be challenging to determine who works for you as an elected representative and who works for themselves and interested parties. Author Pam Long explains what happened in 2023 in her essay The Best and the Worst of Colorado Politics 2023.
Founder and CEO of First American State Bank Jay Davidson explains in his recent essay, The Most Powerful Force in Nature, at American Thinker. Founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund Leslie Manookian jokes that she was the only socialist on Wall Street. Manookian explains she walked away from a lucrative career on Wall Street when a pharmaceutical executive revealed he had no compunction about putting profits over people.
Senior Congressional Correspondent with The Epoch Times Mark Tapscott discusses his article, Twice As Many Democrats as Republicans Not Seeking Reelection in 2024, and explains the implications. It’s that time of year again. Pam Long introduces her most recent essay The Best and the Worst of Colorado Politics 2023.
Founder of Power the Future Daniel Turner explains that since the mid-terms Joe Biden and the radical, activist Democrats who have taken over the Democrat party have been on a mad rush to complete their war on American Energy. Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos discusses the reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado.
Guest host Allen Thomas discusses the rejection of intermittent power sources such as wind and solar with energy expert Robert Bryce. National Security reporter with The Epoch Times Andrew Thornebrooke explains that the U.S.--China military communications are still in limbo.
Co-Founder of Liberty Toastmasters Brad Beck believes in the power of “Yes.” Beck takes the reins at the microphone. Beck mentor Jeffrey Gitomer joins him to discuss his best-selling book, The Little Gold Book of Yes! Attitude . Fellow Liberty Toastmaster Dave Walden shares his thoughts on Liberty and current events.
Constitutional expert Rob Natelson discusses his recent Epoch Times articles. He focused on his four-part series titled "What's Wrong With the Universities and How to Fix It." In his latest book World Religions in Seven Sentences, Groothuis offers an outline of atheism, Hinduism, and Buddhism.
Col. Bill Rutledge will share the fascinating story of John Heisman, namesake of the Heisman Trophy, and also talk about the December 6, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Natalie Menten and Brandon Wark of Free State Colorado explain what happened during Colorado’s special session debacle.
Entrepreneur and owner of 88 Drive-In Theatre Susan Kochevar discusses Argentina's election of libertarian Javier Milei, the importance of unity among local Republicans, and the complexities surrounding the potential impeachment of President Biden. Trent Loos addresses Abu Dhabi's $30 billion investment in North American environmental efforts despite Dubai's pollution, the shutdown of Tri-State Generation & Transmission's last plant in Colorado, and potential changes in elk population manage...
President of Liberty Toastmasters North Bob Zimmerer and fellow Liberty Toastmasters weigh in on the Declaration of Independence vs the U.S. Constitution. Col. Bill Rutledge (Ret. USAF) shares what he has learned regarding our Veterans and our Veteran’s cemeteries.
Dr. Brian Joondeph discusses his recent essay in American Thinker , GOP Can’t Make Its Mind About Abortion . Finance professor Kurt Gerwitz shares his perspective on the economy, our national debt, and AI (artificial intelligence).
Brad Beck’s first grade teacher wrote on his report card that Bradley was loquacious. As a co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters, Beck has learned that yes, public speaking is important but perhaps even more important is listening.
Jay Valentine with Omega 4 America shares updates regarding what he is uncovering on our voter rolls using fractal technology. Kingsley Wilson, Digital Media Manager for the Center for Renewing America, joins Kim to discuss border security.
Co-Founder of Liberty Toastmasters Brad Beck notes the importance of listening. Douglas Bruce, the author of Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR), delves into the 2023 Legislative Special Session, emphasizing the actions "We the People" need to take to counteract the socialist agenda in Colorado. Candidate for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District Trent Leisy shares why he is running for Congress.
CEO of Laramie Energy Bob Boswell discusses the latest regarding the Democrat attacks on reliable, affordable, efficient, and abundant power that fuels our prosperity. Trent Loos discusses Harris’ hypocrisy for “for me but not for thee.”
Professor Bruce Gilley, author of The Case for Colonialism, notes the evidence is clear that colonized countries did better than non-colonized ones and that countries that maintained their colonial infrastructure after independence did better than those which did not. Dr. Jeff Barke, co-host of the podcast Informed Dissent, discusses his course offering at IPAK-edu.
With the 2024 elections nearing, New York Times bestselling author and presidential strategist Dick Morris underscores the high stakes involved, highlighting President Biden's and his family's alleged corruption as central issues. Co-Founder of Colorado Parents Advocacy Network Lori Gimelshteyn discusses what happened when she posed as a 9-year-old and texted the school sanctioned crisis line.
Dr. Douglas Groothuis recently released his latest book World Religions in Seven Sentences: A Small Introduction to a Vast Topic . Dr. Groothuis discusses Islam. He notes the six doctrines and five pillars of Islam. Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos shares details about turkey production and our Thanksgiving dinner. Loos notes that we should thank the American Farmer for our abundant food supply.
Art Club , the documentary, tells the story of Erin Lee and her family’s journey regarding transgender activists targeting children. Lee and filmmaker Kevin Lundberg explain that they made the movie to shed light on what may be happening at your school. Author Allen Thomas discusses the importance of remembrance.
Princeton professor and expert regarding the Battle of Gettysburg and Lincoln Dr. Allen Guelzo joins Kim to talk about Lincoln, Gettysburg, and his upcoming book on Lincoln. Former Army Col. Brad Miller discusses his IPAK-edu course "Literature as Resistance to Totalitarianism." Miller also discusses the Hegelian Dialectic and the Delphi Technique.
Gregory Wrightstone, author and executive director of the CO2 Coalition, joins Kim to discuss the importance of coal for meeting energy needs. Ben Murrey, director of Independence Institute’s Fiscal Policy Center, joins Kim to discuss the defeat of Proposition HH. Chancellor at Colorado Christian University Dr. Don Sweeting notes that Pro-Hamas protests expose the massive failure at the heart of American higher education.
Former state senator Kevin Lundberg joins Kim to promote the release of the film Art Club . Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos notes that the midwest carbon capture project led by Navigator CO2 Ventures is canceled due to “unpredictable: state regulatory processes."
Founder of Power the Future Daniel discusses Orsed is abandoning one of the largest wind projects in the country, and the residents of the Garden State are stuck with a $1 billion tab of “green” backs. American Commitment’s Phil Kerpen notes that FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel’s bad Wi-Fi is not a reason to regulate the internet. Kathleen Chandler joins Kim to discuss the Independence Institute's Local Government Project program.
