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On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Dan Scott from Eagle Eye Painting during the first hour. Scott discussed the company's painting services, the importance of quality craftsmanship, and shared tips on maintaining residential and commercial properties. The conversation also highlighted the value of supporting locally owned businesses and the role they play in strengthening the North State economy. In the second hour, the hosts were joined by Michael Webb, Assistant City Manager. Webb discussed current city projects, community development initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and other issues affecting local residents. The interview provided listeners with valuable insight into city operations and future plans designed to enhance the quality of life throughout the community.

Today Carl's guest was Marty Moseley, they discussed AI and quantum computers.

Today Carl and Linda's guests during the first hour were Keri Grauel of Organic Pilates and Darlene McCusker of The Redding Veterans Home. During hour two Carl and Linda discussed local and national news.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott and co-host Trish Clarke spent the first hour discussing local and national news, covering current events, government issues, community developments, and stories making headlines across the country. Their conversation provided listeners with updates and analysis on topics affecting both the North State and the nation. In the second hour, Troy Paine and Brian Diederich from the Shasta County Veterans Service Office joined the program to discuss the resources and assistance available to local veterans and their families. They highlighted benefits programs, outreach efforts, and the importance of ensuring veterans receive the support they have earned through their service. The conversation offered valuable information for veterans seeking assistance and community members looking to learn more about available services.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott spent the first hour discussing local news and issues affecting the North State. They covered recent developments, community events, and stories making headlines throughout the region, keeping listeners informed on matters important to Shasta County residents. In the second hour, they welcomed the hosts of Shasta Unfiltered for an engaging conversation about current topics, community concerns, and perspectives on issues shaping the area. The lively discussion provided listeners with insight and commentary on a variety of subjects impacting the local community.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Scarlett Rose of the American Merchant Marine Veterans during the first hour. Rose discussed the history and legacy of Merchant Marines, as well as efforts to recognize and support veterans who have served our nation. The conversation highlighted the importance of preserving their stories and honoring their contributions. Also joining the program were Debbie and Tom Johnson from the Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council. They shared information about veteran programs, upcoming events, and the organization's ongoing mission to connect local veterans with resources and support services. Their discussion emphasized the importance of community involvement and caring for those who have served. In the second hour, representatives from Redding Rancheria joined Carl to discuss tribal initiatives, community outreach programs, and projects benefiting the North State. The conversation highlighted partnerships and efforts aimed at improving the quality of life for residents throughout the region.

During the first 30 minutes today, Carl and Linda's guests were Michelle Slade and Jessica Vehill promoting the Ranches With Wolves event on June 27th at The Cascade Theater. Carl and Linda's guests at 7:30 were Shelby Tucker and John Testello representing Ono Grange. During hour two, Carl and Linda discussed today's headlines.

During hour one today, Carl and Linda discussed local and national news. During hour two, Carl and Linda's guests were Bruce and Rob Middleton from House of Realty.

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This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Clint Curtis, Registrar of Voters for Shasta County, during the first hour of the program. Curtis discussed election procedures, voter information, and ongoing efforts to ensure transparency and accuracy throughout the voting process. The conversation provided listeners with helpful insight into local elections and the responsibilities of the Registrar’s Office. In the second hour, Pat and Jill Gorman from Gorman Law joined the show to discuss legal topics impacting the community. The conversation covered legal services, common issues facing residents, and the importance of understanding the legal system when navigating personal and business matters.

This morning, Carl Bott opened the show with a wide-ranging discussion on local and national headlines, covering current events, political developments, and issues impacting communities both locally and across the country. The first hour provided listeners with updates and commentary on some of the day’s biggest stories. In the second hour, Carl took a phone call from Mark Beard, who discussed his lawsuit against the California concerning open carry laws. Baird shared his perspective on Second Amendment rights, the legal process surrounding the case, and what the lawsuit could mean for firearm regulations and gun owners in the state. The discussion gave listeners insight into an ongoing legal and constitutional issue drawing attention across California.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Ted Bambino from the Redding Rodeo Association during the first hour. Bambino discussed upcoming rodeo events, the history and tradition of rodeo in the region, and how the association continues to bring the community together through entertainment and western heritage. The conversation highlighted the excitement and local pride surrounding rodeo season. In the second hour, Brian Barner, Chief of the Redding Police Department, joined the program. He shared updates on public safety efforts, community policing initiatives, and current issues facing law enforcement in the area. The discussion emphasized the department’s commitment to keeping the community safe and informed.

This morning, Carl Bott welcomed members of the Asphalt Cowboys during the first hour. They discussed their long-standing tradition of community involvement, including organizing local events, supporting charitable causes, and helping bring the community together through festive activities. The conversation highlighted their impact and dedication to making a positive difference in the region. In the second hour, Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services joined the program to talk about workforce trends, job opportunities, and resources available for both employers and job seekers. She shared insight into hiring challenges, career development, and how O2 helps connect people with meaningful employment.

This morning, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Darin Hale, a candidate for the State’s 1st Assembly District, during the first hour of the program. Hale discussed his campaign priorities, key issues affecting the region, and his vision for representing the district at the state level. The conversation gave listeners a closer look at the topics shaping the race and the concerns of local voters. In the second hour, the show turned to community empowerment as Mimi Moseley and Bonnie Mason joined for the “She Speaks” segment. The discussion highlighted the accomplishments and contributions of women throughout the community, sharing stories of leadership, resilience, and positive impact. The segment served as an inspiring reminder of the important role women play in shaping the region.