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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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Today Carl and Linda had Katrina from Haven Humane as their only guest during the first hour. Congressman Doug LaMafa was the highlighted guest during hour two.
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This morning, Carl Bott opened the program with David Cockrill from AMVETS, who shared updates about the organization’s work supporting local veterans and their families. In the second hour, the conversation shifted to real estate as Carl welcomed the Home Selling Team with Doug Duenke. They talked about current market trends, tips for buyers and sellers, and how the housing market is shaping life here in the North State.
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This morning, Carl Bott began the program with an overview of both local and national news, giving listeners the latest updates and context on issues shaping the day. In the second hour, he was joined by Captain Chris Smyrnos of the Redding Police Department. Together, they discussed public safety, community outreach, and the department’s ongoing efforts to keep Redding safe.
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This morning, Carl Bott opened the show with the Johnsons from S.C.V.A.C., who shared updates about their organization and the important work they’re doing in the community. In the second hour, the focus shifted to animal welfare as Carl welcomed Mark Storys and Jim Lewis from Haven Humane. Together, they discussed upcoming adoption events, programs to support local pet owners, and the ongoing efforts to care for animals in need across Shasta County.
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During the first hour, Carl spoke with the dog rescue guest about pets that are available to adopt. Then two representatives from Whiskeytown Environmental School talked about recovery after the Carr Fire. In the second hour, Carl and Alex talked about local and national news.
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Carl and Linda Bott brought the show on the road this morning, broadcasting live from Dutch Bros for Caffeinate for a Cause! The energy was high as the community came together to support a great cause. They even received a call from Heather Hadwick, who added her perspective and encouragement. Throughout the morning, Carl and Linda kept the focus on Turtle Bay, highlighting its impact on the region and reminding listeners how their cup of coffee today helps fuel education, wildlife care, and community programs.
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On today’s program, Carl and Linda Bott kicked things off with Greg Takemoto of the Redding Music School. He shared details about the Fall Into Jazz Festival, a celebration of music, talent, and culture in the North State. Next, they spoke with Laura Hobbs from SaveShastaElections.org, who highlighted the importance of civic engagement and transparent elections. Wrapping up the morning, the Honorable Stephanie A. Bridgett joined the show in the second hour to provide her perspective on legal and community issues.
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