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Blake Fisher stepped in on this morning’s show and kicked things off with a lively conversation with Turtle Bay, highlighting upcoming exhibits and family-friendly events. The spotlight then shifted to local history as Shasta Historical Society board member Michael Moynahan and Executive Director Bonnie Hyatt joined the discussion, sharing stories of the past and new projects that preserve the region’s heritage. In the second hour, the focus turned to healthcare as Blake welcomed Kim Weatherbee, Christie Hoyt, and LynnAnn Foster from Shasta Regional Medical Center to talk about new programs, patient care, and community wellness initiatives.
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Carl Bott began this morning’s broadcast with a look at what’s happening in Redding, giving listeners a taste of the events and issues shaping daily life. The energy picked up when Pat Karch came on to discuss Paesano Days, a beloved local tradition filled with food, fun, and family celebrations. In the second hour, the spotlight turned to higher education as Peter Griggs and Ishmael rivas from Shasta College joined the program to talk about Rova's Diesel Technology class, other academic programs, career training, and the many ways the college is building opportunities for the region’s future.
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During the first hour Carl talks with Joe Chimenti, Executive Director Shasta Builders' Exchange. Then during the second hour Carl talks with Congressman Doug LaMalfa.
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In the first segment, Carl spoke with Brian Reisinger, who grew up on a family farm in Sauk County, Wisconsin, and lives to tell the hidden stories of rural America. An award-winning writer, rural policy expert, speaker, and consultant, Brian worked with his dad on the farm from the time he could walk. His book "Land Rich, Cash Poor" tells the story of the disappearing American farmer, weaving the forgotten history of an issue affecting every dinner table with his own family's four-generation fight for survival. In the next segment, Carl spoke with Josh Barker about his upcoming projects. Then in the second hour, Carl spoke with Doug Juenke about current events and the Wild Horse Sanctuary.
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It was a lively start to the morning as Carl and Linda Bott welcomed Dancing with the Stars contestants Kristen Lawrence, Jesse Curran, and Jason and Mindy Odell. They shared stories from rehearsals, talked about the excitement of stepping onto the dance floor, and encouraged the community to come out and support this year’s fundraiser. In the second hour, the tone shifted to public safety as members of the Redding Police Department joined the program to discuss crime prevention, community outreach, and keeping Redding safe.
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This morning, Carl Bott opened the show with updates and reflections on what’s happening around the community, from local events to current issues shaping daily life. He was later joined by Jennifer Kramm from O2 Employment Services, who shared insight into the job market, career opportunities, and resources available to both employers and job seekers in the North State.
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Carl also spoke with Eva Jimenez and Hagen Lebak who are dancing with Dancing with the Stars Shasta to raise money for One Safe Place. She’s a force in education, a champion for second chances, and now she’s taking her leadership to the dance floor at this year’s Dancing with the Shasta Stars. Carl also spoke with Leo Zacky who is running for governor of California fed up with the destructive policies, corruption and political agendas that have turned our American and California dreams into a nightmare! Zacky loves California and is a patriot on a mission to take back our state! In the second hour Carl spoke Heather Hadwick Member of the California State Assembly
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Today’s show was packed with guests making an impact in our community. Carl and Linda Bott started the morning with District 1 Supervisor Kevin Crye, discussing everything from infrastructure improvements to local initiatives. Next up was Robert Prosser from the Patriot Guard Riders, who shared moving stories about honoring veterans and supporting their families. In the second hour, Brent Turner, Assistant County Clerk, joined the conversation to explain the vital role his office plays in elections and county services, and why community participation matters.
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