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Are you prepared for the unexpected? The state of California has a plan for you, but is it really in your best interest? This episode of Love, Death and Money explores the importance of end of life planning and how it can save your family from a costly and time-consuming probate process. Join your host, attorney Naz Barouti, as he shares real-life stories and expert advice on how to create a plan that ensures your loved ones are protected.

In this episode, Naz discusses the consequences of not having an end of life plan, including the expense and hassle of probate court. He also talks to Tina Barouti from New Capital Insurance Solutions about fixed index annuities, a valuable tool for retirement planning that can provide financial stability and tax advantages. Additionally, Nas shares a cautionary tale about the importance of updating your trust and estate plan, citing a recent case involving Malcolm Jamal Warner's estate. He also delves into the topic of acid protection, explaining how it can safeguard your assets from creditors and lawsuits.

If you're one of the 70% of Americans without an end of life plan, this episode is a must-listen. Nah provides practical tips and advice on how to create a plan that works for you, including the importance of having a revocable trust, maximizing exempt assets, and setting up proper business entities. He also emphasizes the need for acid protection, especially for those in high-risk professions or with significant assets.

Don't wait until it's too late to protect your family's future. Listen to this episode of Love, Death and Money to learn how to create a comprehensive end of life plan that ensures your loved ones are taken care of. Call attorney Naz Barouti's office at 444-659-0003 to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards securing your family's financial well-being.

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This episode of the Howard Jarvis Radio Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the impact of taxes and voter integrity on their wallet. Join Susan Shelley and Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, as they discuss the latest developments in California's tax landscape and the importance of protecting taxpayer rights.

The conversation covers a range of topics, from the proposed wealth tax to the need for voter ID and the potential consequences of not having a secure voting system. The hosts also delve into the complexities of the ballot measures, including Prop 43, which aims to make it harder to raise taxes, and Prop 40, the wealth tax that has sparked controversy among Californians. With the November election just around the corner, it's essential to stay informed about the issues that will impact your wallet and your community.

The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association has been a leading voice in advocating for taxpayer rights and transparency in government. This episode offers valuable insights into the organization's efforts to protect taxpayers and promote good governance. From the impact of pension reform to the need for fiscal responsibility, the conversation is engaging, informative, and timely.

Don't miss this episode of the Howard Jarvis Radio Show to learn more about the issues that matter most to you. Tune in to hear Susan and John discuss the latest developments in California's tax landscape and the importance of protecting taxpayer rights. Visit the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association website at HJTA.org to stay up-to-date on the latest news and information.

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This week on Hollywood's Hidden Treasures, we're shining a spotlight on the one and only Marilyn Monroe. Join us as we explore the fascinating stories of her career, personal life, and the enduring mysteries surrounding her death. From her early days as a model and aspiring actress to her rise to fame as a blonde bombshell, we're diving into the highs and lows of Marilyn's life. Our guests, including award-winning actresses, a Hollywood film critic, and a publicist, share their personal anecdotes and insights about Marilyn's life and legacy.

In this episode, we're taking a closer look at Marilyn's journey, from her early days as a contract player at 20th Century Fox to her iconic roles in films like "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "How to Marry a Millionaire." We're also exploring the theories surrounding her death, including the rumors of a conspiracy involving the Kennedys and the CIA. Our guests share their own experiences and theories about Marilyn's life and death, offering a fresh perspective on this Hollywood legend.

Marilyn's legacy continues to captivate audiences today, with her iconic style and charisma inspiring new generations of fans. But behind the glamour and glitz, what was Marilyn really like? Our guests offer a glimpse into her personal life, from her relationships and friendships to her struggles with insecurity and self-doubt.

Join us as we celebrate Marilyn Monroe's centennial and explore the fascinating stories of her life and legacy. Listen to the full episode to hear from our guests and gain a deeper understanding of this Hollywood icon.

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Hour One of the Monday August 10, 2026 edition of The Armstrong & Getty Show features...

• Mark Zuckerberg's AI manifesto...
• Katie Green has The Lead Story...
• Can you define the working class?...
• Mailbag

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Hour Two of A&G features...

• A single play in the WNBA starts a conversation on race...
• Jack Armstrong weighs-in from Canada...
• Your Democratic Socialists abandon their extremist views...
• What if AOC has her way?  

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Hour 3 of A&G features...

• A&G's favorite, long-time political analyst, Gary Dietrich (CBS TV & iHeart Radio) joins Joe to talk about the impact of socialism, Trump and more...
• Are those glasses recording me?...
• Iran--can we believe anything we hear in the news?...
• How the absence of COVID-related funds impacts our public schools.  

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This episode of the News Blitz with Randy Wang is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state of public transportation in Los Angeles. Randy shares his personal experience of being stuck in traffic on the 405 freeway, highlighting the need for a more efficient and convenient public transit system. He discusses the city's recent initiative to offer a $600 incentive for people to ditch their second car and use public transit, but questions whether this will actually make a difference.

Randy delves into the challenges of using public transit in LA, citing the vastness of the city and the lack of convenient public transportation options. He notes that many people, like himself, live in areas where public transit is not readily available, making it difficult to rely on buses and trains. He also expresses frustration with the slow pace of building new infrastructure, such as the Sepulvida line, which may take 15 years to complete.

Randy also discusses the rise of electric vehicles and the state's recent announcement of rebates for EV owners. He shares his own experience of owning an electric car and notes that while the technology is improving, the charging infrastructure is still lacking. He questions whether the state's goal of banning gas-powered vehicles by 2035 is feasible, given the current state of charging technology.

If you're interested in hearing more about the state of public transportation in LA and the future of electric vehicles, tune in to this episode of the News Blitz with Randy Wang. Randy shares his insights and experiences, and offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing our city.

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Guests: Daniel Ives, Barry Stuppler and Mark Hood

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The City of Dumpy: Where Abandoned Cars and Broken Water Pipes Reign

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a wild ride, tackling two of Los Angeles' most pressing issues: abandoned cars and broken water pipes. The city's aging infrastructure is on full display as we explore the consequences of neglecting our streets and water systems. From the streets of South LA to the hills of Hollywood, we're diving into the messy reality of a city that seems to be falling apart.

The conversation starts with a discussion about the city's efforts to crack down on abandoned cars, with Councilmember Current Price rolling out billboards urging residents to report vehicles left on the side of the road. But is this a genuine attempt to clean up the city, or just a PR stunt to distract from his own corruption charges? We also touch on the recent water main breaks in the Hollywood Hills and Brentwood, leaving many wondering if the city's aging infrastructure is to blame.

The episode also delves into the world of environmental disasters, including a chemical fire in Boyle Heights that's been spewing toxic fumes into the air for weeks. The AQMD is finally taking action, issuing stricter conditions for the cleanup and penalties for non-compliance. But will it be enough to alleviate the suffering of the residents living nearby?

Tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation and get a glimpse into the city's most pressing issues. Listen to the John Phillips Show to hear the unfiltered truth and join the discussion on the city's most pressing problems.

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This episode of The John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California. The conversation is a wake-up call, highlighting the alarming rise in crime and homelessness in the state, and the lack of effective solutions from its leaders. Join John Phillips and his guest, Scott Alan Myers, a candidate for the United States House of Representatives, as they tackle the tough topics and offer a fresh perspective on the issues affecting California.

The discussion delves into the state's failed policies on homelessness, the role of corruption and money laundering in perpetuating the problem, and the need for a more aggressive press to hold leaders accountable. Myers shares his personal experiences and insights, including a visit to the Tijuana River, where he witnessed the devastating effects of the state's inaction. The conversation also touches on the importance of having a viable alternative voice in politics, even in districts where the odds may seem insurmountable.

The episode also features a segment on the California Crime Blotter, where John and his co-host discuss a series of bizarre distraction robberies in Sacramento County. The thieves, often posing as disabled individuals, target victims and steal their jewelry. The conversation highlights the need for awareness and caution when interacting with strangers.

If you're tired of the status quo and want to hear a different perspective on the issues affecting California, tune in to this episode of The John Phillips Show. Join the conversation and learn more about the challenges facing the state and the solutions that are needed.

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