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Today Carl spoke with Jeff Keiser and Seth Hope about local taxes, during the first hour. During the second hour, Carl's guest was Cameron Middleton from House Of Reality.
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On this morning’s show, Carl and Linda Bott welcomed an inspiring lineup of community voices. First up was Shawn Avery from Leadership Redding, who shared how the program continues to shape tomorrow’s leaders through mentorship and civic engagement. Then, Kathy Hill and Melinda Kashuba from the Whiskeytown Environmental School Community Nonprofit joined the discussion, highlighting their mission to bring outdoor education back to local students and families. The conversation continued with Nikki Anthony, Customer Success Manager at Obsidian IT, who talked about technology solutions that empower local businesses. In the second hour, Carl and Linda spoke with Nick Zettel, Redding Electric Utility Manager, about current energy projects, sustainability goals, and how REU is working to keep Redding powered efficiently.
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This morning, Carl Bott kicked off the show with Brent Turner, Assistant Registrar of Voters for Shasta County. They discussed election readiness, voter registration, and the importance of civic participation as election season approaches. Later, Carl welcomed Shasta County Sheriff’s Deputy Susie Browning, who shared updates from the Sheriff’s Office, discussed community safety efforts, and highlighted upcoming public outreach programs designed to strengthen trust between law enforcement and residents.
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This morning, Carl and Linda Bott kicked off the show with guests from Turtle Bay Exploration Park, who shared updates on upcoming exhibits, community programs, and new additions to the wildlife center. In the second hour, they welcomed representatives from Shasta Regional Medical Center to talk about healthcare initiatives, patient services, and ongoing efforts to promote wellness throughout the North State.
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During the first hour, Carl spoke with Katrina from Haven Humane, then Elizabeth Schroder from One Safe Place. In the second hour Carl and Alex discussed Redding events and took callers, then Carl was joined by Randall H.
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This morning, Carl Bott opened the show with Eva Jimenez, who’s representing the McConnell Foundation, Shasta College, and Shield Training in the upcoming Dancing with the Stars fundraiser. They talked about the event’s purpose, the excitement of performing, and how it all benefits local causes. Carl then welcomed Troy Payne, Shasta County Veterans Service Officer, who shared updates on programs and resources available to veterans. In the second hour, Jerry Grimshaw, Dean of Enrollment and Marketing at Simpson University, joined the conversation to discuss higher education opportunities, student life, and community partnerships.
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This morning, Carl and Linda Bott opened the show with Elizabeth Schroeder from One Safe Place, who shared updates on programs supporting victims of domestic violence and the organization’s upcoming community events. They were then joined by Karen Kempty from Nation’s Finest, discussing resources available to veterans and their families. In the second hour, the focus turned to business as the Redding Chamber of Commerce joined the conversation to talk about economic development, local partnerships, and events that continue to strengthen the North State community.
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This morning, Carl Bott kicked off the show with updates on local events, community happenings, and stories shaping life in the North State. Then, in the second hour, he welcomed Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services. They talked about the job market, hiring challenges, and how O2 continues to connect businesses with qualified candidates — helping the community grow one career at a time.
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The KCNR Monday broadcast featured several guests, with Connie Grenole joining the hosts Carl and Linda Bott to discuss the upcoming Big Bike Weekend and its community events. Connie took time to highlight the participation of police motor officers, visiting competitors from other states, and local civic leaders such as Sergeant Brian Moore and Chief Brian Barner, who will lead the Remembrance Ride honoring fallen first responders. The event also has contributions from supporting organizations, including the bake sale chaired by Connie and Keith the auctioneer, as well as the communities for police canines and their supporters like Senator Johannisson. Later in the program, guest Kevin Napp spoke about his work with the Sons of the American Revolution, the Special Forces Association, and the Northern California Veterans Historical Association, sharing memorable stories about local veteran events and school outreach. Throughout, the hosts maintained a strong focus on celebrating community spirit and honoring service members and first responders.
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