Kim Monson

The WWII Battle of Tarawa was a 76-hour key battle in America’s Central Pacific Campaign. Clay Bonnyman Evans’ grandfather, Alexander “Sandy” Bonnyman Jr., was a United States Marine Corps officer who was killed in action on Betio, in Tarawa Atoll in the Gilbert Islands during World War II. A combat engineer, he posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the Purple Heart and other awards. Sandy Bonnyman’s bones lay buried under the sand of Tarawa for over 70 years. We are rebroadcasting an interview with his grandson, who shares the journey to bring Sandy Bonnyman home.

It’s déjà vu all over again. There are reports of a caravan of migrants headed for America’s southern border. Retired Border Patrol agent Chris Harris addresses the security of our southern border. Transportation expert Randal O’Toole explains why to vote no on 7A, the proposed Front Range commuter train. State Farm agent Roger Mangan notes the importance of talking with your agent before you file a claim. Plus we’ll talk with Payton Waggoner with Mint Financial Strategies.

The world premiere of A Climate Conversation II is Wednesday, November 4. Executive producer and funder of the project Walt Johnson explains why he was compelled to make the documentary. Gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez and his lieutenant governor candidate Taralyn Romero share their thoughts regarding Election Day. Shimi Blau encourages voters to vote for him for Congressional District 1 instead of the Democrat Socialist. Plus we’ll talk with Hakeem Anwar, founder of Above Phone, and Jon Boesen with Boesen Law.

Yes, we are experiencing a drought. Droughts in Colorado are nothing new, so it would be great if PBIs would store water for a non-rainy day. Engaged citizen Mike Rawluk addresses the recent Denver Water board meeting and its plan to hire fifteen additional enforcers to catch customers using more water than the PBIs think they should. Rancher Trent Loos discusses election results. Plus we’ll talk with Carl Jones, owner of Radiance Power, and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy.

Are signs speech? In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Highway Beautification Act. It was the pet project of his wife, Lady Bird Johnson, and it called for the control of outdoor advertising. Is this constitutional? Author Bradley Beck introduces his latest essay, A sign, a code, and a conversation that never happened. Producer Luke and Producer Joe continue our book discussion of Karl Marx’s The Communist Manifesto. Plus we’ll talk with RE/MAX Realtor Karen Levine.

The integrity of our elections is foundational to preserving our constitutional republic and self-governance. Former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters notes that the winners, losers and voters must have faith that the winners really won and the losers really lost. Michael A. Hancock introduces his essay, The Forgotten Meaning of Self Government. Molly Lamar shares updates regarding toxicity within the administration of the Cherry Creek School District. Plus owner of Spartan Defense Teddy Collins discusses the election results.