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The Kim Monson Show

Kim Monsonkimmonson.com
The Kim Monson Show is a daily radio program, broadcast live 6-7 am MST every weekday on KLZ 560 AM. Hosted by Kim Monson, the show focuses on political issues and topics that impact individual freedom for Coloradans, citizens of the United States, and people around the world. Kim's values lie at the cross-roads of traditional conservative principles and libertarian beliefs. She believes in good manners, compassion, success through hard work, and individual freedom above all else.
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Episodes

Addressing Government Spending Post-Election

Jay Davidson on reducing government spending and capitalism vs cronyism; Michele Exner discusses land acknowledgments in schools and concerns about anti-American ideologies.

Nov 15, 20241 hr 50 min

The Neo-Liberal Consensus Is Coming Apart: A Historic Shift

The Neo-Liberal Consensus Is Unraveling: A Historic Shift in Global Dynamics Jeffrey Tucker Discusses His Recent Article Founder of the Brownstone Institute and Senior Economics columnist at The Epoch Times, Jeffrey Tucker, recently shared insights from his article The Neo-Liberal Consensus Is Coming Apart. Tucker asserts that the current era is witnessing drama as intense as some of history’s great epochs, such as the fall of Rome, the Great Schism, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and the c...

Nov 14, 20241 hr 53 min

Colorado’s Sex Trafficking Crisis

Dr. Tom Copeland exposes Colorado’s sex trafficking crisis and the impact of open borders. Kevin Lundberg reacts to the election results and security concerns over leaked BIOS passwords.

Nov 08, 20241 hr 53 min

Colorado's Election Security Crisis

Shawn Smith breaks down the BIOS password leak, Bob Cooper questions signature verification, and Hannah Goodman and James Wiley file a lawsuit demanding election security reforms.

Nov 05, 20241 hr 51 min

How the Presidential Election Could Affect Your Freedom to Drive

Lauren Fix Discusses the Election and Its Impact on Freedom of Mobility Praising Joe Rogan’s Interview with Donald Trump Automotive expert and journalist Lauren Fix, also known as “The Car Coach,” recently shared her thoughts on the upcoming election and how it could affect freedom of mobility. Fix praised Joe Rogan’s interview with former President Donald Trump, stating that the discussion increased her confidence in voting for Trump. She highlighted how the interview addressed key issues relat...

Oct 28, 20241 hr 51 min

Fluoride is the New F Word in Public Health

Pam Long asks if it is probable that the ADA (American Dental Association) and the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) are primarily lobbying organizations to sell products such as fluoride and vaccines respectively, regardless of safety and efficacy? Long muses, “Is it likely that CDPHE is captured by these lobbying organizations who portray themselves as the experts?”

Oct 27, 202419 min

Practice Persuasion Against Pundits, Politicians, and Provocateurs

Brad Beck discusses Aristole’s four reasons for perfecting and using persuasion. To get at truth and justice. To teach others as a tool. To be able to argue both sides and understand the whole problem. And to defend oneself and one’s position in a dialog. Beck notes the alternative is the use of force which is the failure of persuasion and threatens an individual’s sovereignty.

Oct 27, 20244 min

Vote NO on 309: Support Superior Farms

Vote NO on closing Superior Farms—Bonnie Brown explains why. Brad Beck on practicing persuasion. Joe and Luke review "Economics in One Lesson."

Oct 23, 20241 hr 53 min

Can Your Vote Be Bought?

While you might not wake up with a pile of crisp $100 bills stacked at your doorstep, we should hold no illusions that politicians attempt to buy your vote. Allen Thomas explains the questions we need to ask ourselves are not just how our vote is attempting to be bought but also what is the true price of that carrot?

Oct 20, 20246 min

Are We Protecting Grandma?

Pam Long explains that consumers need to stop viewing vaccines as a protection or a benefit, and need to start viewing vaccines as a liability-free product in a billion-dollar industry with coercive sales tactics implemented through public health, media, and providers.

Sep 29, 202414 min

In America, Property Rights Form the Foundation of Our Freedoms

Karen Levine guests hosts. a commercial real estate broker, discusses property rights as fundamental to the American ethos. North Carolina real estate agent Lee Brown discusses the controversy in the North Carolina's governor's race and the impact of leftist agendas on the housing market.

Sep 25, 20241 hr 53 min
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