Podcasts

This morning while speaking with a friend at work I started explaining the cultural and political changes we’re seeing in the United States are moving at warp speed.

Last week the Representative had an opportunity to address the issue with the Department of the Interior.

Local districts can make their own decisions about arming staff and faculty as a means of “hardening” a potential target.

Idaho Fish and Game is once again seeking input from sportsmen and women.

What should you do on Blue Lakes Boulevard when faced with double yellow lines?

Oh, and our “friends” at the United Nations believe they can restrict sales of ammunition.

Could we get a parliamentary system and gun confiscation?

The 20-thousand devices sold for 500 dollars apiece in a matter of a few days.

A caller today reminded us what works best is what you’re comfortable with handling.

In Sweden and Germany they haven’t reached the point of national emergencies but one city is banning any additional refugees.

In politics we often hear about the need for compromise.

Spokesman for Idaho Fish and Game, Kelton Hatch, joined us on Top Story.

The main vaccine may not help many people exposed, although.

Keep in mind it impacts 2 percent of the federal government and its services.

He also broke down the differences between criminal and civil courts.

There’s some dispute about what Donald Trump said about Third World migrants.

The gun guys joined us on Top Story and the Texas story was one of just several issues during the hour.

There does seem to be a growing consensus current law could be clearer.

Dr. Tommy Ahlquist is one of the three Republicans with hopes of capturing the May GOP Primary.

The state already has “Stand Your Ground” enshrined in law.