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Hour 2 of A&G features...

• CA tire law
• Harry & Megan
• The national debt
• Cocaine frats & national debt follow-up. 

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Hour 3 of A&G features...

• Post partum anxiety & the opposite of anxiety
• Hotel carpets
• US school system
• US school system continued...

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• The media serves themselves, national debt & more
• Katie Green's Headlines! 
• Ukraine war & the best thing ever
• Mailbag! 

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Does anything legit happen inside smoke shops?

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Guests: Dan Raviv and Lauren Fix

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This episode of The John Phillips Show is a wild ride, featuring Bill Schulz who's been a fixture in late-night TV for years, but now has a new passion project that's all about sharing the history of New York City. You'll hear about his experiences as a tour guide, his thoughts on the impact of COVID on the city, and some surprising stories about the people and places that make New York so unique.

This episode is a conversation with a familiar face, but one that's exploring new territory. Our guest has been a part of the late-night TV scene for decades, but now he's turned his attention to sharing the stories and history of New York City. He's got a new project that's all about taking people on a journey through the city's streets, and he's got some fascinating insights to share about what makes New York tick. From the impact of COVID on the city's neighborhoods to some surprising stories about the people and places that make New York so special, this episode is a must-listen.

You'll hear about the challenges of being a tour guide in a city that's constantly changing, and how our guest has found ways to adapt and thrive. He's also got some strong opinions about the impact of COVID on the city, and how it's affected the people and places that make New York so unique. And, of course, you'll hear some great stories about the city's history and culture.

If you're interested in hearing more about our guest's new project, or just want to learn more about the city that never sleeps, tune in to this episode of The John Phillips Show. You can find the full episode on our website, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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The City of Los Angeles is at a crossroads, and it's not looking good. The latest decision by the Los Angeles City Council to lift anti-camping bans in certain areas has left many wondering what the future holds for the city's homeless crisis. This episode of the podcast delves into the details of this decision and what it means for the city's residents.

The city council's vote to remove the 41-18 zones, which prohibited homeless encampments in certain areas, has sparked concerns about the potential consequences for public safety and cleanliness. The decision was met with a mix of reactions from council members, with some arguing that the move will make it harder to engage with and support people experiencing homelessness. Others see it as a necessary step towards addressing the root causes of the crisis.

The debate surrounding Prop 39, a voter ID measure on the November ballot, is also heating up. Supporters argue that it's a common-sense approach to improving public trust in elections, while opponents claim it's a partisan issue that will suppress voter turnout. We'll explore the latest poll numbers and reactions from both sides.

Join us as we discuss the latest developments in the city's homeless crisis and the implications of Prop 39. We'll also be joined by special guests and tackling the tough topics that matter to you. Tune in to hear more and join the conversation.

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The California bureaucracy is at it again, folks. This time, they're trying to silence a top reporter for taking a tone that's not to their liking. Ashley Zavala, a renowned journalist, broke a story about the California Energy Commission's new mandate to ban certain tires, and the agency's response was to urge her to "consider taking a different tone" with her reporting. But what's really going on here? Is it just a case of the commission trying to avoid negative attention, or is there something more sinister at play?

In this episode, the speaker dives into the world of California politics and the ways in which the state's bureaucracy can be both fascinating and infuriating. From the Energy Commission's attempt to silence Zavala to the latest developments in the mayoral election in Los Angeles, this episode covers it all. The speaker also discusses the city's plan to reduce the number of lanes on Forest Lawn Drive, a move that's sparked controversy among locals and has raised questions about the city's priorities.

But that's not all - the episode also touches on the city's plan to make the road safer, and the potential consequences of reducing the number of lanes. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about a friend who's familiar with the area, and the two of them discuss the potential impact on traffic and the community. It's a thought-provoking conversation that will leave you wondering about the decisions made by those in power.

So if you're curious about the inner workings of California politics and the ways in which the state's bureaucracy can shape our lives, tune in to this episode. The speaker's sharp wit and insightful commentary will keep you entertained and informed, and you'll come away with a deeper understanding of the issues that matter most.

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With Special Guest Seneca Scott From The Gotham Oakland Podcast

This episode of the Accountability Podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the latest developments in California politics. The conversation is a scathing critique of the state's corrupt system, where politicians seem to be above the law. The speaker delves into the case of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, who's currently facing corruption charges, and the web of deceit that led to her downfall.

The episode covers the intricacies of the Evolutionary Home scam, a project that aimed to provide affordable housing for the homeless but was actually a lucrative scheme to line the pockets of those involved. The speaker also touches on the role of California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who's accused of using campaign funds to pay for his own defense against corruption allegations. The conversation is a stark reminder that in California, it seems like the powerful are above the law, and the system is rigged to protect them.

The speaker shares shocking revelations about Bonta's connections to the Duong family, who were involved in the Evolutionary Home scam, and how he used his position to benefit them. The conversation also highlights the lack of accountability in the state's government, where officials seem to be more concerned with protecting their own interests than serving the people.

If you're tired of the status quo and want to know more about the corruption that's been plaguing California, tune in to this episode of the Accountability Podcast. The speaker shares their expertise and insights, and it's a must-listen for anyone interested in holding those in power accountable.

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Guests: Ken Winans, Rick Rosenfield and Peter Schiff.

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