On this episode with Neal and Julie…
They dive into a wide-ranging discussion starting with reflections on the pandemic and Governor Little’s 2020 stay-at-home order. Neal shares concerns about Idaho potentially shifting ivermectin to over-the-counter status, emphasizing the state’s right to determine its own path—but also warning of overreach and unintended consequences. Julie and Neal explore the tension between federal influence and local conservatism, particularly when it comes to accepting federal funds and the strings attached, referencing Senate Bill 1204 and broader debates about energy efficiency programs and government dependency.
The conversation turns personal and philosophical, with commentary on integrity, “fake rules” like speed limits, and the psychological impacts of public compliance. They inject humor and social observation, wondering what would happen if they printed fake media credentials to get into events, and discussing law enforcement's methods for measuring speed.
They also reflect on Idaho’s political landscape—highlighting how conservatism varies across regions, the influence of personal relationships on elections, and the historical tendency to elect leaders based on religious or social standing rather than qualifications.
Finally, there’s a lighthearted transition to community events, including an upcoming Easter ham special and a mention of a benefit concert shared on the “Love for Lily” Facebook page. The episode mixes politics, personal integrity, religion, and small-town dynamics with a conversational, thoughtful tone—as always, with plenty of back-and-forth between Neal and Julie.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the latest political controversies, including former President Trump’s recent endorsement of Senator Jim Risch and the ongoing judicial battles shaping the political landscape. They discuss how unelected judges are influencing executive decisions and the broader implications for democracy. Neal and Julie also analyze the Democratic Party’s strategy in countering Trump’s influence, debating whether bombastic personalities are their answer to his leadership style.
The conversation shifts to the growing concerns over the American health care system, particularly the increasing number of administrators compared to doctors. They examine how this shift affects medical costs, patient care, and the role of AI in the future of medicine. Later, they explore media accountability, questioning whether journalists should be held to higher standards when making bold claims about political figures.
Closing out the episode, they revisit the challenges facing the Biden administration and reflect on Trump’s international strategy, all while encouraging listeners to take control of their own healthcare choices.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into legislative decisions surrounding taxpayer-funded medical care for illegal immigrants in Idaho. They discuss the Senate’s overwhelming vote to bar such funding and the broader implications of incentivizing illegal entry. Neal questions the constitutional arguments against the bill and urges transparency from legislators who voted against it.
The conversation shifts to proxy voting in Congress, particularly for parents of newborns. They debate whether elected officials should be allowed to vote remotely due to family responsibilities and how such policies could be exploited. Neal and Julie also explore how past proxy voting rules, implemented during COVID-19, set concerning precedents.
Later, they highlight the struggles of the Democratic Party, discussing internal conflicts and challenges in appealing to American voters. They touch on cultural and ideological divides, with commentary on issues like gender debates, the role of conservative voices, and the lasting impact of figures like Matt Walsh.
Throughout the episode, Neal and Julie keep things engaging with their signature mix of humor, sharp analysis, and listener interactions, weighing in on everything from policy debates to grocery store deals.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the ongoing political feud involving Representative Stephanie Mickelson and the controversy surrounding allegations against another political figure. They discuss how the media covers such issues, the implications of playing the "race card" in political discourse, and the way legal and social issues are framed in the public eye.
The conversation also touches on the debate over ivermectin and its past controversies, including how some people sought it out like an underground cure. Neal and Julie share their thoughts on government regulations surrounding medications and how public perception has shifted over time.
Additionally, they explore public sentiment on immigration policies, the balance between enforcing laws and addressing labor shortages, and the broader implications for the political landscape. They also reflect on media bias, selective outrage, and the ways people interpret political statements to fit their own narratives.
From serious political debates to humorous observations about horses and unexpected medical knowledge, Neal and Julie keep the discussion lively, engaging, and thought-provoking.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the latest political maneuvering surrounding medical freedom, potential amendments to legislation, and what signals the governor’s recent actions may be sending about his political future. They also tackle new narratives surrounding Donald Trump, including speculation about a third term and its implications for the Republican Party. Shifting gears, Neal and Julie explore the controversy over the introduction of "torpedo bats" in Major League Baseball and the debate over whether technological advancements should be embraced or banned. Additionally, they break down the political fallout from recent government spending revelations and discuss how conservatives are learning to fight back against legacy media and cancel culture. To wrap up, they take listener calls on key issues, including Trump’s potential third-term bid, government overreach in education, and the balance between opportunity and entitlement in public programs. Tune in for a packed discussion filled with political insights, sports debates, and listener perspectives.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss a variety of hot topics, including the controversy surrounding the Signal app and how media narratives shape public perception. They also touch on political shifts, legislative debates in Idaho, and cultural tensions over public exposure laws. Special musical guests Andrea Alonso, Cassie Sanders from Noteworthy, and Josh Thorne from Vocal Point join the conversation, with Andrea performing Traveling Soldier and a preview of Noteworthy and Vocal Point's upcoming concert in Idaho Falls. Plus, Neal and Julie dive into grilling must-haves, local events, and how social media habits are evolving. Tune in for stimulating talk and engaging discussions on Newstalk 179!
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss the latest political controversies surrounding Trump allies, the media’s role in shaping narratives, and the unexpected leak of a journalist’s number into a classified chat. They break down the implications of this security mishap, questioning whether it was a mistake or something more deliberate. The conversation also covers the political maneuvering in Washington, including the scrutiny of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Republican senators' reactions. Plus, they touch on the ever-present political bias in media coverage and the evolving strategies of politicians preparing for future elections. Amidst the serious discussion, they also share lighthearted moments, including humorous takes on mistaken texts, music preferences, and the importance of personal responsibility in political discourse.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss Michelle Obama's firm stance on not running for president and analyze the Democratic Party's search for a strong candidate. They also delve into the ongoing political climate, including perceptions of Joe Biden’s presidency, Donald Trump’s strategic moves, and controversies surrounding remarks made by Representative Jasmine Crockett and Greg Abbott. Additionally, they explore the tension in Idaho politics regarding Representative Stephanie Mickelson’s stance on immigration and the repercussions of calling ICE on her family’s farm. The conversation rounds out with a humorous debate on whether anyone truly likes kale. Tune in for lively discussion, political insights, and a few laughs along the way!
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they cover a wide range of topics, from the political landscape surrounding Donald Trump’s policies and governance style to the ongoing debates about border control and tariffs. Neal discusses how upholding the law is sometimes perceived as authoritarianism after long periods of leniency. They also explore issues related to voter registration, economic policy, and the ideological struggles within political parties. Additionally, they touch on criminal justice, including the challenges of prosecuting sex offenders and the debate over capital punishment. The show wraps up with a preview of their upcoming discussion with Senator Doug Ricks regarding a proposed death penalty bill for the worst child sex offenders.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss the fallout from Hollywood's shift toward woke storytelling and how recent box office failures might signal a return to traditional, family-friendly entertainment. They also analyze the legal battles surrounding Donald Trump, with Julie noting Pam Bondi’s strong defense of presidential powers. The conversation turns to the Department of Education, as Neal and Julie debate whether its federal role is necessary or if education funding should be more localized.
Later, they speak with Sergeant Brian Lovell from the Bonneville County Sheriff's Department about rising fentanyl and drug-related incidents in East Idaho, including how addiction trends are now affecting younger populations. They also discuss the new Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office mobile app, which provides real-time safety updates, emergency alerts, and resources for residents.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they welcome the legendary Marv Hepworth, a longtime Sandhill Media staple known for his engineering expertise and signature suspenders. Marv shares his journey through 40 years in radio, from his early days in Hailey, Idaho, to overseeing the technical side of multiple stations across Southeast Idaho. He recounts wild stories from his career, including treacherous mountain rescues, unexpected wildlife encounters, and the transition from traditional to digital broadcasting.
Neal and Julie also dive into current events, discussing Donald Trump’s recent executive order dismantling the Department of Education, the political landscape, and economic impacts. Marv chimes in with his perspective on media evolution and what it takes to succeed in radio today. Plus, a hilarious ghost story from Marv’s early career rounds out the conversation. Don’t miss this fun and insightful episode!
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they tackle a range of political and cultural issues, starting with the strange trend of Tesla vandalism and the mindset behind it. They also discuss Hillary Clinton’s approach to blaming voters and how that messaging may not resonate as intended. Neal and Julie introduce a new segment inspired by a social media trend—"We Listen and We Don’t Judge"—where callers can share their thoughts without immediate criticism. However, they debate how truly judgment-free they can remain, especially when discussing Republican lawmakers who frequently vote with Democrats.
The conversation then shifts to political identity, questioning the legitimacy of self-proclaimed "Reagan Republicans" and whether their policies align with Reagan’s legacy. They also critique judicial overreach and discuss the implications of a recent Idaho legislative bill related to vaccine mandates, weighing both business rights and individual freedoms. Wrapping up, they explore how such legislation could backfire if political power shifts. Tune in for a lively, thought-provoking discussion on NewsTalk 107.9!
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into pressing political concerns, questioning the influence of oligarchs and the power dynamics surrounding presidential authority. They discuss the newly released JFK files, debating whether they shed light on a larger conspiracy. Neal and Julie also analyze Trump’s defiance of a federal judge’s order regarding the deportation of criminal illegal immigrants, considering the implications of judicial overreach and executive power. The conversation covers media narratives, government accountability, and the broader cultural divisions in America. Listeners call in to share their opinions on Trump’s actions and the role of the judiciary in shaping national policy.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the complexities of immigration policy, particularly regarding prenatal care for undocumented immigrants. They discuss Representative Carlo Clough’s stance on government-funded prenatal care and debate the broader implications of incentivizing illegal immigration. Neal and Julie also explore the role of law and order, questioning how long lawlessness can persist before lawfulness itself becomes a risk. The conversation shifts to politics, touching on the Democratic Party’s struggles with leadership turnover and the Republican Party’s appeal to younger voters. They also analyze the situation in El Salvador regarding deportation and the legal challenges surrounding it. Wrapping up, they reflect on the financial and moral dilemmas of government-funded healthcare for non-citizens, emphasizing the need for balanced policy solutions.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the current state of the Democratic Party, discussing leadership struggles and internal divisions, particularly regarding their stance on Trump. They analyze Chuck Schumer’s strategic moves, the ongoing legal battles surrounding Trump, and public sentiment toward Biden’s leadership. The conversation also touches on media narratives, the shifting political landscape, and how some politicians are leveraging controversy for personal gain. In a lighter segment, Neal and Julie explore changing slang, generational language gaps, and Julie’s birthday celebrations, inviting listeners to send her well wishes.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss a range of hot-button topics, from Second Amendment rights to government transparency and political maneuvering. They break down Representative Stephanie Mickelson's controversial comments on gun rights at public events, examining the broader implications of language in legislative debates. The duo also dives into the latest political drama, including Chuck Schumer's strategic misstep on government funding and the motivations behind a new bill aimed at transparency in government.
Later, they touch on the intersection of public service and personal employment, questioning whether teachers who serve in the legislature should receive both salaries. Plus, they reflect on the latest viral debates—from Yellowstone tourists to online comment wars. And, as always, they keep things entertaining with a mix of insight, humor, and a little Foo Fighters love.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the heated debate over an Article V Convention of States. They break down the arguments for and against the idea, discussing whether it could be a path to restoring constitutional principles or a dangerous gamble that could lead to unintended consequences. They examine the motivations behind those pushing for a convention—ranging from a deep love of the Constitution to a desire to overhaul it entirely. Neal and Julie also take listener calls, weighing in on concerns about power struggles, political motivations, and the unpredictable nature of such a convention. Is this the reset button America needs, or is it a recipe for chaos? Tune in for a fast-moving discussion filled with insight, humor, and a little friendly sparring.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, the conversation covers a range of topics, from language quirks and pronunciation pet peeves to the complexities of political discourse. Neal shares his perspective on transgender identity in business and social interactions, while also diving into the broader cultural debate over "my truth" versus objective reality. They also discuss Trump’s leadership, political loyalty, and the fine line between support and blind allegiance. Later, they touch on international conflicts, media narratives, and how public figures handle political criticism. The episode wraps up with some lighthearted discussion about mispronunciations, regional dialects, and the quirks of the English language.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss the evolving immigration policies under the Trump administration, particularly the repurposing of an app previously used by the Biden administration to facilitate illegal entry. Now, it is being used to encourage voluntary self-deportation with the opportunity for legal re-entry. They analyze how this approach is a strategic move that makes it difficult for Democrats to argue against, as it emphasizes humane treatment and adherence to the law.
Neal and Julie also reflect on past policies affecting immigration, industry needs, and the political implications of these changes. They dive into the importance of a legal and reliable workforce, particularly in agriculture, and explore whether these shifts could lead to a broader realignment of voter loyalties.
Additionally, they take a look back at the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, recalling the initial reactions, lockdowns, and the role media and government played in shaping public fear. They discuss how certain public figures pushed back against restrictions and how those early decisions continue to impact public trust in institutions today.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the latest political controversies, media narratives, and cultural debates shaping the nation. They discuss the media's breathless coverage of political events, the censure of Al Green, and Adam Schiff’s role in past political scandals. Neal and Julie also tackle the ongoing debate over biological males competing in women’s sports, the shifting landscape of the Democratic Party, and concerns over government overreach. They examine the latest updates on the Lori Daybell case, highlighting the disturbing revelations and the lack of remorse from those involved. Additionally, they address issues related to education, immigration, and vaccine policies, questioning the balance between public health and personal privacy. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the influence of money in politics, local governance issues, and a lighter moment about gardening and neighborhood bunnies.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they open the floor for listeners to call in with under-discussed topics while diving into major national and cultural issues. They discuss the ongoing developments surrounding Donald Trump, the Democrats' handling of key policies, and the latest legislative efforts in Idaho. They also explore the shifting landscape within the Democratic Party, particularly how figures like Gavin Newsom are subtly acknowledging conservative viewpoints. Other hot-button topics include the controversy over transgender athletes in women's sports, U.S. border policies, and the latest geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine and Russia. Neal and Julie also break down the media’s portrayal of Trump’s policies, the Supreme Court’s recent rulings, and the impact of ongoing political narratives. Plus, a few lighthearted moments—including a funny take on Scottish accents—round out the discussion.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into a range of topics, from the latest developments in the Lori Vallow case—including Keith Morrison's revealing interview with her—to the ongoing debate surrounding open border policies and their societal impact. They discuss recent political moves, the mask mandate ban as a symbolic stance, and the shifting landscape within the Democratic Party. Neal and Julie also entertain the idea of an overnight stay at a supposedly haunted high school, share thoughts on execution methods, and analyze Trump's growing momentum leading up to the election. With their signature blend of insight and humor, they tackle both the serious and the bizarre, making for another engaging conversation.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they discuss Trump's recent address to Congress and the broader implications for the Democratic Party, suggesting that it faces a crossroads between rationality and political decline. They highlight Trump's stance on election integrity, same-day voting, and absentee ballots, as well as the Democrats' reaction to his speech—many of whom were reportedly disengaged.
The conversation shifts to Idaho politics, including legislative efforts on school transfer rules, concerns over dark money influencing elections, and proposed changes to absentee voting laws. They also touch on the push for government efficiency at the state level and the debate over party representation in legislative decision-making.
Neal and Julie analyze the Democrats' current political strategy, questioning their ability to remain competitive against Trump’s messaging, especially on issues like taxation, social security, and gender policies in sports. They also discuss the growing frustrations over ranked-choice voting and campaign finance loopholes.
Wrapping up, they play key audio clips from legislative hearings and reflect on how both local and national politics are shaping up ahead of the 2028 election.
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the media’s reaction to Trump’s latest speech, discussing how narratives are shaped and public perception is influenced. They explore Trump’s negotiations with Zelensky, questioning whether European support for Ukraine is as strong as portrayed. The conversation also touches on school choice, Idaho politics, and Republican lawmakers who align with Democrats. With their signature humor, they joke about political campaign ads, Trump’s potential big announcements, and even Star Wars Day. Plus, a look at Trudeau’s stance on trade and how the media continues to handle Trump coverage. Tune in for a mix of political insights and sharp-witted commentary!
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On this episode with Neal and Julie, they dive into the viral Oval Office exchange between former President Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. They discuss the range of reactions to the meeting, from those who found it awkward and cringeworthy to others who saw it as a necessary stand for American interests. Neal and Julie analyze the broader context of U.S. aid to Ukraine, President Biden’s growing frustration with Zelensky, and the shifting American perspective on the war effort. They also examine how Zelensky's reception in Washington has changed over time and the political narratives surrounding the meeting. Tune in for their take on the implications of this interaction and what it reveals about the current state of U.S. foreign policy.
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