Archives: Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcasts

Episode 79: Jen Gibbons & Jameson Dion

In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, concerned mom with the Cherry Creek Parents Advocacy Network Jen Gibbons and concerned citizen Jameson Dion share their journey in uncovering the negative influence of the Teachers Union on our children’s education.

Episode 77: Tina Peters and Election Integrity

The 2022 Colorado Secretary of State race is one of the most important races in Colorado and in the nation. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast Mesa County Clerk & Recorder and Republican candidate for Colorado Secretary of State Tina Peters speaks candidly about the politically maneuvered optics against her to influence the outcome of this election.

Episode 72: Leslie Manookian on Protecting Personal Liberty

We are living in a bio-fascist state. The methodology is one of contradiction and confusion. Is the despotic politicians and bureaucrat’s goal for Americans a Chinese Communist Party social credit score based on mask wearing, social distancing and taking the forced, coerced jab? In this podcast founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund Leslie Manookian explains their agenda and what you can do to hold the line for your liberty and our American Idea.

Episode 71: Ivy Liu Helps Kids Soar in Falcon SD-49 School District

Our kids are falling behind. In this podcast Falcon SD-49 School Board Director Ivy Liu addresses the questions that many parents, families, community members, teachers and administrators are grappling with regarding our kid’s education. She comments on the shutdown’s effect on children and how she is working to help students soar!

Episode 70: Holly with the U.S. Election Integrity Plan

Many pundits, politicians and people say, “If there was election fraud in the 2020 election, then where is the proof?” In this podcast, Holly with the U.S. Election Integrity Plan, explains the laborious task of researching, substantiating and verifying sources. Holly shares updates on the process of assuring the American people that our elections are free, fair and honest.

Episode 66: A Rendezvous with Cancel Culture

We all have a rendezvous with Cancel Culture. In this podcast, Dr. Victor Davis Hanson addresses censorship in America today. We need to make a change in our spirit to stand up for ourselves and say, “I am not being canceled” and “I am not going to apologize.” Dr. Hanson explains the progress Trumpism made for everyday Americans. He also addresses how Biden and his handlers are attempting to dismantle the American Idea.

Episode 64: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Dr. Jill Vecchio explores the connection between the introduction of progressive amendments and the current state of government.

Episode 63: Kevin Sorbo

Kim Monson and Kevin Sorbo talk about Facebook cancelling Sorbo’s Facebook page and latest movie and book projects.

Episode 62: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Breaking up is hard to do! In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Dr. Jill Vecchio and Kim re-visit America’s Declaration of Independence.

Episode 61: Dr. Jill Vecchio

The Hunger Games meet the Great Reset. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Dr. Jill Vecchio draws parallels between the two. In both scenarios, they only succeed if they can keep us at each other’s throats. Dr. Jill encourages us to remember who the real enemy is and to stop allowing big media, politicians and big data to divide us through false narratives.

Episode 60: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Ka-ching! Follow the money! In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Dr. Jill Vecchio shares what she learned when she went to Washington. She begins with her healthcare policy work with Docs 4 Patient Care. Dr. Jill explains that the American People have been sold out by career Politicians, Bureaucrats and Interested Parties (PBI’s); however, the American People are waking up. You’ll learn about a milker bill and a double milker bill. Who is the cow and who is at the teat? Find out in this very important podcast.

Episode 59: Kim Monson

Dr. Jill Vecchio connects the dots. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Dr. Jill walks us through the many coincidences that occurred regarding the COVID-19/Wuhan China Virus spread. Elite Globalist Politicians, Bureaucrats and Interested parties (PBIs) are not basing decisions on real data. Why are they manipulating the modeling and the narrative?

Episode 58: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Dr. Jill Vecchio connects the dots. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Dr. Jill walks us through the many coincidences that occurred regarding the COVID-19/Wuhan China Virus spread. Elite Globalist Politicians, Bureaucrats and Interested parties (PBIs) are not basing decisions on real data. Why are they manipulating the modeling and the narrative?

Episode 57: Steven Peck

Steven Peck, former Douglas County School Board Director, Board member for Ascent Classical Academy and Lt. Commander in the Navy Medical Service Corps, joins this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast to share his perspective on the issues facing America today.

Episode 56: Steven Peck

Why have Democrats been so adamant in undermining and getting rid of the Electoral College?  Because the Electoral College makes it more difficult to steal an election. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast Steven Peck, Navy Medical Service Corps Officer and former School Board Director, notes that President Trump increased the number of votes from what he received in 2016 to 2020 by 8 to 9 million votes. Steven explains that President Obama lost 3 ½ million votes from his first election to his second election. Steven also shares some silver linings to the current 2020 election results.

Episode 55: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Abraham Lincoln delivered many important speeches. Two speeches that stand out were given by Lincoln when he was a young man. Lincoln was just twenty-nine when he delivered his speech to the Young Men’s Lyceum of Springfield, Illinois. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, patriotic historian, Westpoint Graduate and former Army Ranger Ben Martin explains the importance of Lincoln’s Lyceum speech and his Peoria Speech given at Peoria, Illinois. Ben also notes the parallels of what is happening then to what is happening in America today.

Episode 54: Ben Martin

Abraham Lincoln delivered many important speeches. Two speeches that stand out were given by Lincoln when he was a young man. Lincoln was just twenty-nine when he delivered his speech to the Young Men’s Lyceum of Springfield, Illinois. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, patriotic historian, Westpoint Graduate and former Army Ranger Ben Martin explains the importance of Lincoln’s Lyceum speech and his Peoria Speech given at Peoria, Illinois. Ben also notes the parallels of what is happening then to what is happening in America today.

Episode 53: Steve Peck

We need to vote with our feet. Recently big tech censors like Jack Dorsey with Twitter testified in front of a Senate Committee. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson, Steven Peck, former School Board Director and Lt. Commander in the Medical Service Corps, addresses big tech’s censorship of not only President Trump but everyday, hardworking individual’s freedom of speech. Steven shares suggestions on what we must do to fight back.

Episode 52: Benjamin Huseman

It takes real courage to ask the hard questions. It takes real courage to bring transparency to the agenda of Politicians, Bureaucrats and Interested Parties (PBI’s), and it takes real courage to represent the people and keep the people informed even when the media is biased. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, Commerce City Mayor Benjamin Huseman and Kim have a conversation about his recent censure by other Commerce City Council members because they did not want the public to know about illegal meetings occurring between them and Tri-County Health officials.

Episode 51: Casper Stockham

Everyday hardworking people are concerned about the safety and security of our neighborhoods. They want their kids to get back to school. They can’t believe the rioting and destruction occurring in our cities. In this podcast Congressional District 7 Candidate, Casper Stockham, compares what President Trump has done to help the Black Community to Joe Biden’s record. Casper shares details about Trump’s Platinum Plan and Promise to Black America.

Episode 50: Phil Covarrubias

Adams County Commissioner Candidate, Phil Covarrubias, sheds light in this podcast on illegal meetings between politicians, bureaucrats and interested parties (PBI’s) regarding potentially mandating harsher lock-downs on our citizens. Phil is concerned that these dictatorial rules are causing people to lose their homes and their businesses. Phil also shares his personal story of serving in the Marines, entrepreneurship and what he learned while down at the Colorado State Legislature.

Episode 49: Tara Ross

The National Popular Vote Compact takes away the vote and the voice of Colorado voters and gives our vote and our voice to big population centers like LA, San Francisco, Chicago and New York.  Vote “NO” on Colorado’s Ballot Question Prop 113.  In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast, nationally recognized Electoral College expert, Tara Ross, explains the brilliance of the Founders in creating the Electoral College, how the Electoral College works, the consequences for America of a National Popular Vote and the false narrative that the Electoral College is a relic of slavery.  Tara Ross’ Prager University video, Do You Understand the Electoral College? is Prager’s most viewed video ever with more than 60 million views.

Episode 48: Ben Martin

Yes or no. Who to vote for? These are the questions. In this podcast, author and blogger Rick Turnquist joins Kim to introduce their Voter’s Guide for the 2020 election. Rick and Kim explain their thought processes in determining their recommendations. You’ll learn more about Colorado’s finances, the Cruel 17 Colorado House legislators and the radical leftEmerge candidate training program.

Episode 47: Rick Turnquist

Yes or no. Who to vote for? These are the questions. In this podcast, author and blogger Rick Turnquist joins Kim to introduce their Voter’s Guide for the 2020 election. Rick and Kim explain their thought processes in determining their recommendations. You’ll learn more about Colorado’s finances, the Cruel 17 Colorado House legislators and the radical leftEmerge candidate training program.

Episode 46: Steve Peck

Who would have ever dreamed that President Trump would have the opportunity to appoint three Supreme Court Justices in his first term? In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast Steven Peck, Lt. Commander in the Medical Service Corps, Navy Reserves, joins me. Steven explains that we are at an inflection point in the American Experiment and how the Supreme Court appointment plays a pivotal role in this state of affairs.

Episode 45: Roger Edwards

RTD is in a state of crisis. Changes need to be made. In this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast Roger Edwards, candidate for RTD Director District H, shares how he’ll use his expertise and experience of years in the transportation industry to make the important decisions for the sustainability of RTD.

Episode 44: Elbert Guillory and Casper Stockham

Former Democrat Louisiana State Senator Elbert Guillory and Congressional District 7 candidate Casper Stockham join the Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast to talk about the issues facing America today. Casper explains his response to BLM activists. Elbert shares that he is very concerned for America and compares the activities of today’s rioters to Hitler’s Brown Shirt thugs.

Episode 43: Steve Peck

Millennial author Steven Peck notes that America has recently had several thunderclap moments that you might have missed. In this podcast Steven notes the importance of James Bennett’s firing as editor of The New York Times because he published Senator Tom Cotton’s Op-Ed that called for federal troops to quell the unrest in America’s cities. Then in July one third of professors at Princeton University called for an end to academic freedom and Bari Weiss resigned as editor for The New York Times. In August Hillary Clinton called on Joe Biden to “not concede under any circumstances.” Steven explains how delegitimization works and why it is important.

Episode 42: Bob Roth

There has been a lot of very bad legislation that came out of the Colorado Legislature during the 2019 and 2020 sessions. Small business continues to get squeezed with higher taxes and fees, and draconian laws, rules and regulations. In this podcast, Candidate for Colorado Senate District 26 Bob Roth joins me to explain how he’ll work to roll-back bad legislation and help make our communities safe again.

Episode 41: Bill McAleb

After watching the drunk on power antics of this Colorado legislature, Bill McAleb realized that Coloradans need reasonable representatives who bring a thoughtful and balanced approach to the state house. Bill decided to do his civic duty and run for office, House District 6. In this podcast Bill notes the three things that define his strategy of success when representing everyday, hard working people: Innovation, Trust and Teamwork. Check out billbringsitt.com for more information.

Episode 40: Pam Long

Experts note that there are 58,000 deaths of despair for every 1% increase in unemployment. In this podcast Pam Long, West Point Graduate and former Captain in the Army Medical Services Corps, asks why Colorado is the only state in the country that is reporting a net decrease in deaths of despair. Pam also explains that health department bureaucrats push pharmaceutical solutions for public health issues.

Episode 39: Dr. Jill Vecchio

The COVID-19/Wuhan Virus vaccine race is on. Dr. Jill Vecchio uncovers information that is both interesting and frightening. She notes that Moderna, which is touted as a leader in the fast tracking of the vaccine, has never produced nor released any product into the market. Should we be concerned that 100,000,000 doses of the vaccine is targeted for a January 2021 release?

Episode 38: Chris Cantwell

Politicians, Bureaucrats and Interested Parties (PBIs) reacted to the COVID-19/Wuhan Virus by using bureaucratic power to shut down businesses which put enormous stress on small to midsize main street businesses. In rushed Congress with the CARES Act and the Paycheck Protection Program. Now those small businesses that participated have unclear strings attached that may make it difficult to sell their businesses. In this podcast Chris Cantwell with Transworld Business Advisors and Kim kick the tires on a suggested solution.

Episode 37: Dr. Jill Vecchio

Yes we can fix healthcare! Dr. Jill Vecchio was one of the few individuals in America (Congress included) who actually read PPACA, the Patient Protection and Unaffordable Care Act aka Obamacare. Dr. Jill is an expert in healthcare policy. In this podcast she shares how healthcare became such a mess and her Ten-Point Plan to fix it.

Episode 36: Steve Peck

To mask or not to mask, that is the question. Navy Veteran, former DougCo School Board Director and millennial Steven Peck joins Sounding Off with Kim Monson to discuss this hot issue. Steven shares his thought process on the pros and the cons of mandatory mask wearing.

Episode 35: Derrick Wilburn

Derrick Wilburn, founder of Rocky Mountain Black Conservatives and People of Color Capitol Interns, joins Sounding Off with Kim Monson to talk about current issues facing America today. Derrick explains why we must ask these questions about the narrative of systemic racism. What is the system? Once that is defined, who is running the system?

Episode 34: Steven Kessler

A lot of people get hurt on the road to Utopia. In this podcast Steven Kessler explains the difference between Rousseau’s vision of society and the American Idea. Steven will share what the narratives of a living wage and hoarding of wealth really mean.

Episode 33: Greg Lopez

It is a time for choosing. As Ronald Reagan said in 1964, we must choose. The options on the table are divisiveness and destruction or unity and order. You must ask yourself: Which is better for me and my family? In this podcast Greg Lopez talks about the really hard questions facing us today.