Gary swears he’s loyal to L.A., but Shannon’s not buying it after spotting his suspicious Cleveland tee during World Series week! They spar over whether it’s a betrayal or just bad laundry timing, then dive into President Trump’s $230 million DOJ reimbursement demand, the Lakers’ rough start, and the newest Gen Z dating trend, “throning.”

Gary and Shannon open Hour 2 with the latest twist in the Celeste Rivas Hernandez investigation, as details about D4vd’s Tesla and his high-profile lawyer raise eyebrows. Then, they dive into LA Metro’s hacked digital signs (with some unsolicited “helpful” suggestions for the hackers) before Shannon questions just how far Gary’s strip-tease threats might go at next week’s live remote (10/30 at BJ’s in West Covina)! Later, Huntington Beach Councilwoman Gracey Van Der Mark joins to unpack the “angriest MAGA city” label, and Gary and Shannon give away Chargers tickets to wrap the hour.

Gary and Shannon kick off the hour with a bizarrely heartwarming story, a bear caught visiting other bears at the zoo. Was it a reunion… or a prison visit?

Then it’s #SWAMPWATCH, where they cover the ongoing government shutdown, Hunter Biden’s public comments, and Scott Weiner’s run for Pelosi’s seat. 

Later, they dive into the rise of testosterone therapy among women (and Real Housewives), before Justin Worsham joins for #Parenting: where the gang debates overprotective parents, car trouble lessons, and the three skills every kid needs before AI takes over.

Gary and Shannon celebrate the Dodgers’ ticket to the World Series, break down the massive AWS outage that briefly broke the internet, and try to decode the Gen Alpha slang term “6-7.” Plus, what’s the proper elevator etiquette, and why is Portland bracing for the National Guard?

Gary and Shannon dive into the wild world of Southern California politics and break down the latest scandal involving an LA City Council nominee already fined for failing to disclose lobbying income, plus a few other examples of why voters here seem to reward bad behavior.   Later, they talk about a bizarre viral claim that President Trump plans to commute Diddy’s sentence (spoiler: the White House denies it), the chaos of an LAX terminal closure ahead of the 2028 Olympics, and a pair of Terror in the Skies moments: including a near-cockpit break-in and an all-out airline brawl.

Gary & Shannon kick off #SwampWatch with Rubio’s cartel crackdown, Trump’s new ballroom, and a D.C. shutdown that refuses to die: but the real story might be out of this world. They revisit the mysterious 3I ATLAS “alien probe”, the mini-probes it supposedly released, and the theoretical physicist tracking them.   Plus: Warner Bros might be up for sale again, Shannon’s got a house cow update, and the crew debates the average weight of a horse.

Gary and Shannon dive into a wild #TrueCrimeTuesday: starting with #WhatsHappening, from a U.S. Marshal shot in downtown L.A. to TMZ’s bombshell that President Trump might commute Diddy’s sentence.   Then, they unpack a disturbing new book revisiting the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and Prince Andrew’s alleged ties. Finally, they break down Netflix’s The Perfect Stranger, a gripping body-cam-told true-crime doc that’s impossible to look away from.

Gary and Shannon kick off the week celebrating the Dodgers’ huge postseason win and Shohei Ohtani’s legendary performance, while Shannon wrestles with the emotional toll of her “unhappiest child,” the LA Chargers. Then, the internet falls apart as major apps crash in a global AWS outage, protesters wear bizarre costumes in the “No Kings” demonstrations, and four thieves pull off a real-life museum heist at the Louvre.

Gary and Shannon debate everything from San Francisco’s “doom-loop” recovery to LA’s Olympic promises, but first, Shannon can’t ignore what’s happening during the commercial break. Let’s just say Gary’s mid-show warm-up routine involves fewer layers than expected. Plus, Gary and Shannon dive into dueling takes on San Francisco’s comeback, the Daily Mail vs WSJ showdown, and the latest on a missing 9-year-old in California.