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Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Rebecca Baer, president and CEO at Shasta EDC. Their second guest was Doug Juenke of the Redding Wild Horse Sanctuary. During hour two their guests were Patrick and Anthony Gorman of Gorman Law.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Jim Richards to talk about Shasta Stand Down and the important work being done to support veterans in the North State. Carl then welcomed representatives from the YMCA, who joined the conversation to celebrate the organization’s 80th anniversary and discuss its long-standing connection to the local community. During the second hour, Carl took a phone call from Simpson University Head Football Coach Trevor Utter. They talked about Simpson University football, the upcoming season, and what listeners can look forward to from the Red Hawks on the field.

Finest for a conversation about the organization and its work serving veterans in the local community. Carl then spoke with Erika Jones about the upcoming Redding Rodeo Gala, taking place October 24th. They discussed the event, what attendees can look forward to, and the excitement surrounding this special community gathering. During the second hour, Carl was joined by Todd Jones, the future interim dean of the Economic Development Department at Shasta College. They discussed education, workforce development, and the role Shasta College plays in providing opportunities for students and supporting the local community.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed representatives from the Redding Roots Revival Festival during the first hour. They discussed the upcoming festival, what attendees can look forward to, and the event’s role in bringing music, entertainment, and the community together. The first hour also featured guests from Turtle Bay, who joined Carl and Linda to talk about upcoming activities, programs, and events happening at the popular local destination. In the second hour, Carl and Linda were joined by representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center for a conversation about the hospital, healthcare in the North State, and topics important to the local community.

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Today, Carl and Linda discussed local and national news during the first hour. During hour two, their guest was Heather Hadwick, California State Assemblywoman, representing the 1st Assembly District.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed a member of the Asphalt Cowboys during the first hour for a conversation about the organization and its involvement in the local community. Carl also took a phone call from Jim Monocle, who joined the discussion to talk about Senate Bill 690 and the issues surrounding the proposed legislation. During the second hour, Carl was joined by Shasta County Republicans Shannon Clifford and Dominique Santangelo of the Shasta County Republican Assembly (SCRA). They discussed local and statewide political issues, shared their perspectives on current events, and talked about matters important to voters and the community.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Tenessa Audette during the first hour for an engaging conversation about local community topics and issues of interest to North State listeners. The discussion gave listeners an opportunity to hear about the latest developments and perspectives affecting the local area. In the second hour, Carl and Linda were joined by representatives from the Redding Police Department. The conversation focused on public safety, law enforcement, community outreach, and current issues affecting residents. The guests also provided insight into the department’s ongoing efforts to serve and protect the Redding community.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the program with a discussion of local and national news during the first hour. He covered the latest headlines, current events, community developments, and important issues affecting the North State and the nation, giving listeners an informative look at the stories making news. In the second hour, Carl welcomed Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services. Kramm discussed employment opportunities, workforce development, and resources available to job seekers and local businesses. The conversation highlighted the importance of connecting employers with qualified workers and helping members of the community find meaningful employment.

Today, Carl's first guest was Darlene McCusker from the Redding Veteran's Home. During hour two, Carl's co-host was Mimi Moseley for this month's "She Speaks" segment. Mimi's guest was Sarah Roth of the Redding Fire Department.

Today, Carl and Alex discussed news for the first half hour. At 7:30, Carl's guest was Nick Faulkner of Redding Fire Ready Systems. During hour two, Carl's guest was Marty Moseley for the monthly AI discussion.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Trish Clarke as co-host for a morning focused on veterans, community resources, and local support services. During the first hour, they were joined by Ed from Nation’s Finest, who discussed programs and resources available to veterans and their families. The conversation highlighted the importance of connecting veterans with services that can help them succeed in their communities. In the second hour, Carl and Trish welcomed Troy Payne and Erika Cervantes from Shasta County Veterans Services. They discussed the services available to local veterans, including assistance programs, benefits, resources, and community outreach. The conversation provided valuable information for veterans and their families while highlighting the county's commitment to supporting those who have served.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott began the program with a discussion of local and national news. They covered the latest headlines, current events, community developments, and important issues affecting residents throughout Redding, Shasta County, and the nation. The first hour offered listeners an informative look at the stories shaping the day's conversation. In the second hour, Carl and Linda welcomed Christina Prosperi, a candidate for Redding City Council. Prosperi discussed her campaign, her priorities for the city, and the issues she believes are important to Redding residents. The conversation gave listeners an opportunity to learn more about her background, goals, and vision for the community.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott opened the program with a discussion of local and national news. They covered current events, community developments, government issues, and the stories making headlines across Redding, Shasta County, and the country. The first hour kept listeners informed on the issues affecting the North State and beyond. In the second hour, Carl and Linda welcomed Jack Munns, a candidate for Redding City Council. Munns discussed his campaign, his priorities for the city, and the issues he believes are most important to Redding residents. The conversation gave listeners an opportunity to learn more about his background, goals, and vision for the future of Redding.

During hour one Carl and Linda discussed local and national news. During hour two, their guest was Corinne Clifford, a member of the White House Press Corps.

Today, Carl and Linda's first guest was Pat Karch of Piano Angels. They discussed the upcoming Paesano Days event happening Sept. 18th and 19th. Their second guest was Cameron Middleton from House of Realty.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott opened the program with a discussion of local and national news. They covered current events, community developments, government issues, and the stories making headlines across Redding, Shasta County, and the country. The first hour kept listeners informed on the issues affecting the North State and beyond. In the second hour, Carl talked about the ironman and how it happy everyone was

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Redding Mayor Mike Littau during the first hour. The conversation focused on local government, current issues facing the city, community development, and the priorities shaping Redding’s future. Mayor Littau also shared his perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing residents and the importance of continued community involvement. In the second hour, Carl was joined by Don Conley from the Asphalt Cowboys. They discussed the organization’s long-standing commitment to the Redding community, its events and activities, and the work being done to support local causes and bring people together. The conversation highlighted the Asphalt Cowboys’ role in community service and their continued dedication to the North State.

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Today Carl's first guest was Kimberly Johnson CEO of ARCH Collaborative, Children’s Legacy Center, and Shasta County’s Children’s Advocacy Center. During hour two Carl's guest was Susan Wilson of Shasta County Citizens Advocating for Respect (SCCAR).

During hour one, Linda was joined by Sue Mcclain and Blake Fisher as her co-hosts. During hour two Linda and Blake's guests were Patrick Gorman and his son Anthony Gorman of Gorman Law.

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Today, Carl and Linda discussed local and national news during hour one. During hour two, their guests were Peter Griggs, Marketing Director for Shasta College and Juanne Van Der Linde, Shasta College Accounting Department BACTE Division.

Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Brent Thompson, Chief of Staff and Chief Operating Officer at Simpson University. During hour two their guest was Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick, California State Assembly District 1.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the first hour with a discussion of local and national news, covering the latest headlines, community developments, government issues, and stories making news across the country. Listeners were kept up to date on the events shaping both the North State and the nation through Carl's thoughtful commentary and analysis. In the second hour, Carl welcomed Janet Chandler, host of Jefferson State of Mind. Their conversation explored issues affecting the North State, regional governance, current events, and topics important to local residents. Janet shared her perspective on issues impacting the region while engaging listeners in a thoughtful discussion about the future of the community.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Arthur Gorman, a candidate for the Shasta County Board of Education, during the first hour. Gorman discussed his campaign, his vision for the future of education in Shasta County, and the issues he believes are most important for students, parents, educators, and the community. The conversation explored educational priorities, leadership, and the role of the Board of Education in supporting local schools. In the second hour, representatives from the Redding Police Department joined the program to discuss public safety, crime prevention, community policing, and current issues affecting local neighborhoods. The guests shared updates on department initiatives, community outreach efforts, and ways residents can work alongside law enforcement to help keep the community safe.

Carl's first guest today was Jim Monagle, CIPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) lawyer. Carl's second guest was Randall Hempling, former CEO of Shasta Regional Medical Center.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Scarlett Rose, Region 8 Vice President of the American Merchant Marine Veterans, during the first hour. Rose discussed the important contributions of the Merchant Marines throughout American history, the organization's mission to support veterans, and ongoing efforts to preserve the legacy of those who served. The conversation also highlighted upcoming events and resources available to Merchant Marine veterans and their families. In the second hour, Redding Mayor Mike Littau joined the program to discuss city government, economic development, infrastructure projects, and issues affecting local residents. He shared updates on current city initiatives, future plans for Redding, and the importance of community involvement in shaping the city's continued growth and success.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed representatives from the Shasta County Veterans Affiliated Council (SCVAC) during the first hour. The discussion focused on the organization's commitment to supporting local veterans through outreach programs, community events, and access to valuable services. Guests also shared updates on upcoming activities and emphasized the importance of recognizing and honoring those who have served our country. In the second hour, representatives from the Shasta County District Attorney's Office joined the program to discuss public safety, crime prevention, and the role of the District Attorney's Office within the local justice system. The conversation also highlighted community education, victim advocacy programs, and ongoing efforts to promote a safer Shasta County.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott opened the program with a discussion of local and national news, covering the latest headlines, community developments, government issues, and stories impacting both the North State and the nation. Their thoughtful commentary kept listeners informed about the events shaping the day. In the second hour, Glenn Hayward from the Redding Rancheria Tribal Health Center joined the program to discuss the healthcare services and programs available to the community. The conversation focused on patient care, wellness initiatives, preventive health services, and the Tribal Health Center's ongoing commitment to improving the health and well-being of residents throughout the region.

Today Carl and Linda's first guests were Tiffany Ottoboni and Danny Orloff of the Redding Regatta. During hour two, their guest was Susan Wilson of Shasta County Citizens Advocating Respect (SCCAR).

Today Carl and Linda's first guest was Jim Richards from North Valley Stand Down, a veterans organization. During hour two, their guest was Cameron Middleton from House of Realty.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed representatives from the Redding Slow Pitch Softball League at the Redding Sports Park during the first hour. The guests discussed league activities, upcoming tournaments, and the important role recreational sports play in bringing families and the community together. They also shared information about opportunities for players of all skill levels to become involved in local softball. Later in the first hour, Carl welcomed members of the Korean War Veterans organization. The discussion focused on honoring the service and sacrifice of Korean War veterans, preserving their legacy, and recognizing the importance of supporting veterans through community programs and events. In the second hour, representatives from Simpson University joined the program to discuss academic programs, student opportunities, campus events, and the university's continued commitment to providing quality higher education while serving the North State community.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the program with an in-depth discussion of local and national news, covering the day's top headlines, government issues, community developments, and stories making news across the country. The first hour kept listeners informed on events affecting both the North State and the nation, while offering thoughtful commentary on issues important to the local community. In the second hour, representatives from the Shasta County Sheriff's Office joined the program to discuss public safety, law enforcement initiatives, crime prevention, and community outreach efforts. The guests shared updates on department activities, emergency preparedness, and the importance of maintaining strong partnerships between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Today's Morning Show featured conversations highlighting two important community organizations. Carl and Linda Bott began the program with guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park, who discussed upcoming events, educational opportunities, museum exhibits, and outdoor experiences designed to engage visitors of all ages. The segment showcased the park's continued role as one of the North State's premier cultural and educational destinations. The second hour welcomed representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center, who shared updates on healthcare services, patient programs, and community wellness initiatives. Listeners received valuable information about medical resources, preventative care, and the hospital's dedication to improving the health and well-being of the community.

During hour one today, Carl and Linda's guest was Dave Cockrill of 40 & 8 and Veterans AFF. During hour two, their guests were Pamela Neronha and Jeffrey Head from Shasta College's Water Treatment Department. Marketing director Peter Griggs was also in the studio.

During hour one, Linda had Sue McClain as her co-host. Linda's guest was Ed Geisler from Nations Finest, a veterans housing organization. During hour two, Linda and Alex discussed local and national news.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott opened the program with an in-depth discussion of local and national news, covering the day's top headlines, current events, and issues affecting the North State and the nation. The first hour featured thoughtful commentary on government, business, community developments, and stories making news across the country. In the second hour, Carl welcomed representatives from O2 Employment Services to discuss workforce development, hiring trends, and employment opportunities throughout the region. The conversation focused on helping businesses find qualified employees, assisting job seekers in achieving their career goals, and providing valuable resources to strengthen the local workforce. Listeners also learned about current labor market trends and practical advice for navigating today's employment landscape.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed representatives from Enjoy Magazine during the first hour. The conversation highlighted the magazine's focus on showcasing the best of Northern California, including local businesses, community events, outdoor recreation, dining, arts, and inspiring stories from around the region. Guests shared how the publication continues to celebrate the people, places, and experiences that make the North State a unique place to live and visit. In the second hour, Todd Jones, CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, joined the program to discuss the local business climate, economic development, and upcoming community events. He also shared updates on the Chamber's efforts to support local businesses, encourage investment, and strengthen partnerships that help the region continue to grow and prosper.

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Carl's first guests today were Mitchell Harrison of Nor Cal Outfitters and his wife Keenan Harrison of Jade West Magazine. During hour two, Carl's guest was Assembly Woman Heather Hadwick.

On this morning’s show, Carl Bott welcomed Blake Fisher from Viva Downtown during the first hour. Fisher discussed the organization's efforts to support local businesses, revitalize downtown Redding, and promote community events that encourage residents and visitors to experience everything the downtown district has to offer. The conversation highlighted economic development, community partnerships, and the continued growth of the city's business community. In the second hour, Carl was joined by Janet Chandler for an in-depth discussion about the Ninth Circuit Court and several legal issues making headlines. They explored recent court decisions, the court's role within the federal judicial system, and how its rulings may affect California residents and communities throughout the western United States. The conversation provided listeners with thoughtful analysis of important legal developments.

On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Tom Mahan from Diamond Coat Roof Renew during the first hour. Mahan discussed the importance of proper roof maintenance, restoration, and protective roof coating solutions that can help extend the life of residential and commercial roofs. He also shared practical tips for homeowners on preventative maintenance and protecting their investment throughout the year. In the second hour, representatives from the Redding Police Department joined the program to discuss public safety, crime prevention, and current issues affecting the local community. The conversation highlighted the department's ongoing efforts to engage with residents, strengthen neighborhood partnerships, and promote a safer community for everyone.

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.