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Self-described former republican Tim Miller has run communications for two GOP Presidential campaigns. Now a writer with The Bulwark, Tim joins Matt Pitman to reflect on the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the US Capitol - and why things are worse now than they were one year ago today.
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Confused and frustrated by the ever-changing guidance on Omicron and COVID these days? You aren't alone. The Omicron variant is straining every element of society across the U.S. Tests are hard to come by. Hospital occupancy rates are rapidly climbing. And this time around, in the fifth wave of the pandemic, getting understandable, consistent and clear information from the federal government and agencies like the CDC feels like a challenge.
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Former Santa Clara County district attorney and San Jose based legal analyst Steven Clark joins Matt Pitman to break down what the four guilty verdicts mean for the one time Silicon Valley wunderkind, and the ramifications for Silicon Valley and the start-up industry.
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We're humbled and so pleased you're enjoying Bay Current. So much that we wanted to start 2022 by sharing another Audacy original podcast we think you might like. Introducing: Connect The Dots. A weekly podcast produced for a national audience by the talented team at KCBS here in The Bay. Please listen, enjoy, and subscribe!
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For more than two decades John Madden was a weekly fixture in mornings and afternoons on KCBS Radio. Longtime morning anchor Stan Bunger looks back at the remarkable life and career of the legendary hall of fame coach, broadcaster, video game trailblazer, and turducken enthusiast, who passed away on Tuesday at his Bay Area home in Pleasanton. Coach Madden was 85 years old.
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