Host Bill Litsinger and guests discuss issues of the day and matters of importance to the people of northern Idaho.
Want to give a comment, suggest a topic, stir the pot? Call 208-265-5599 Or email at: talk@thevoicenorthidaho.com
Bill and Kristina talk about planning and zoning, Camp Bay, and Kristina's experiences working with the Commissioners.
Bill also talks about tipping at restaurants.
Bill talks with Kathy about the changes happening at KinderHaven due to federal legislation. Bill also talks about the Camp Bay issue and reads a letter to the editor.
If you want to support KinderHaven, you can contact them here:
PO Box 2097, Sandpoint, ID 83864
KinderHavensandpoint.com
Join Bill and Jim as they compare and contrast the police force that they worked for, with the police force of today.
Bill talks with Sara about the Community Resource Envision Center, Volunteer Connect, and Non-profits.
Bill reads comments from last week's program and discusses some of the numerous happenings in our Country.
Bill talks with Louis about the Coeur D' Alane 31.
Mark is from Wrenco arms and talks with Bill about firearm and ammo sales.
Bill talks with Barbara about E.S.G. and how it affects us as citizens.
Bill talks about current events regarding far-left individuals, gun control, supposed racism, and many more of the heavily debated topics in today's society.
Bill talks with Daryl about the state of our country and gun control. Bill also talks to Tallulah Stafford, Keona Studt, and Nicholas Warden about their projects for the Youth Water Summit.
Justin Webb is from The Foundation For Wildlife Management, and Vern Roof is from the District 3 Fire Department
Bill talks with Luke about the necessary changes that Luke plans to make in Bonner County
Bill talks with Fred and Susan about the recent events concerning the Camp Bay Trail.
SAGLE, Idaho _ Supporters of preserving public lake access in Camp Bay are organizing a second barbecue at the contested beach, this time to support efforts to intervene in a private developer's legal efforts to privatize the public road and beach.
The barbecue is scheduled for Saturday, May 14, from 11-3 at the end of Camp Bay Road. The road ends at the high-water make of Lake Pend Oreille in Camp Bay, an inlet on the east side of Sagle peninsula, with views of the Clark Fork Delta, Scotchman Peak and the Monarch Mountains.
Contact: Fred Arn, (208) 217-4187
Bill talks with Wayne and Rich about the political environment in North Idaho and about Rich's candidacy for Commissioner.
Bill and Jim talk about what Jim does as a senator and about current events happening in North Idaho.
Bill talks with Ron and Dave about their candidacies and about the controversial events that have taken place in Bonner country within the last few years.
Bill talks with Mike about the upcoming primaries and with Ginna about "Unshakable Resilience".
To contact Ginna about the Seven-week Class:
Email: unshakeableresilience@gmail.com
Phone: 208-263-8948
Bill talks with Amanda and Amy about the city of Sandpoint, and with Jim about possible changes to property and sales tax.
Bill talks with Zach about private militias, with Louis about open meeting laws, and Rebecca about the Sand Creek re-zone.
Bill talks with Daryl about the skating rink at the county fairgrounds, and with Jennifer about the Camp Bay trail.
Bill reads some letters to the editor and talks about the possibility of another civil war.
Bill talks with Bud about Celebrate Recovery, and with Steve about zoning, the Bonner County Commissioners, and local elections.
Bill reads comments from last weeks' episode with Fred Arn, and talks about the state of our Country.
Bill talks with Fred and Jennifer Arn about the Camp Bay Road Vacation Judicial Review. Bill reads a letter to the editor from Dan Creamer.
Bill talks with Stan about Afganastan.
Look for the next episode every Friday at 11:00 Am!
Bill talks with Dave about the Sandpoint Ice Arena and Selle Valley.
Watch for the next episode on Fridays at 11:00 Am.
Bill talks about the happiest people on earth, the recent elections in Bonner County, The 1619 project, and the world we live in.
Bill talks with Joel, Justin, and Jason about the Sandpoint City Council and about the housing industry. Bill also talks with Jalon about local schools.
Bill talks with Derek about the vaping issue in the schools and with Jalon about candidacy for a school board position in the Lake Ponderay School District.
Bill talks with Christina and Ramon about non-traditional approaches to delivering healthcare.
Bill and Mike talk about the recount of election votes in Bonner County and why it happened.
Bill talks with Justin and Jason about the community in Sandpoint and what it means to live in it.
Bill talks with Michael about issues facing America and staffing under the current business environment in our community today.
Bill talks with Jim about the recent catastrophe in Afghanistan and racism in our country.
Bill talks with Tom and Geraldine about the local schools' plan for dealing with covid, masking, and online schooling in the coming school year.
Bill talks with Daryl about the fires in and around Bonner county and about what is being done to extinguish them.
Bill talks about how "Critical Race Theory" and "Defund the Police" are wreaking havoc on our communities and how they are becoming a massive dividing point in our country
Bill talks with Danielle and Jean about local schools systems, Critical Race Theory, and how people can/should use their land.
Bill talks with Steve and Susan about the county surrendering public waterfront access, overstepped boundaries, and other topics.
Bill talks with Debbie about her career in schooling and their perspectives on schooling in Idaho.
Bill talks with Sandra Frank, A Dietician and Nutritional Specialist who focuses on diabetes. Enjoy the conversation.
Bill talks with Wayne about the Idaho legislature and it's response to critical race theory.
Bill talks with Jim Woodward about the longest legislative session in Idaho history as well as CRT, and other topics. Jonna Plante gives us an update on the Sagle asphalt plant.
Bill talks with Zach about critical race theory, and what the legislature should and should not do about it.
Bill talks with Judy about the economy, credit cards, and other financial points of interest.
Bill talks with Bryan about how a Christian should act towards war, abortion, and other controversial subjects.
Bill talks with Jay about the block watch program. Bill discusses what he thinks will happen as the result of the George Floyd case verdict.
Bill talks with Louis Marshall and Ben Olson about the recent shooting in Minnesota and the corresponding trial.
Bill talks with Gary about the Citizens against Linscott Interstate. And with Bea And Jackie about housing in North Idaho.
Bill talks with Stan about their opinions on the state of the country and of North Idaho.
Host Bill Litsinger tells of his new weekly podcast, The Voice North Idaho, airing each Friday at 11 a.m. It will be a NO HOLDS BARRED public debate about issues important to residents of North Idaho, the state and the country.
First episode airs 11 a.m. Friday, March 12. Come back to hear it!
Want to give a comment, suggest a topic, stir the pot? Call Bill at 208-265-5599, or email him at talk@thevoicenorthidaho.com.