Gary and Shannon kick off this week’s Weekend Fix with a shocking "fit check" as Gary decides it’s finally time to debut his legs to the world. They also dive into the strange phenomenon of Americans traveling thousands of miles only to end up at a Costco, and why Shannon is actually "delightful" when her football teams aren't stressing her out.

• The Big Reveal: Gary breaks out the shorts, and the studio is not prepared for the leg-to-fabric ratio.

• Football Stress-Relief: It’s Conference Championship weekend, but with the Chargers and 49ers out, Shannon is living a "stress-free" and uncharacteristically delightful life.

• The Global Costco Tour: Why do Americans seek out the comforts of a warehouse club while in Paris or Tokyo? We look at the "convenience cult" of Costco, from the legendary Hawaii locations to international food courts.

• Travel Tales: Recounting the funniest travel experiences where seeking out a familiar comfort was the only thing that saved the trip.

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Gary and Shannon kick off the show with the breaking arrest of an Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug lord, plus a deep dive into the Beckham wedding "hijack" that has the internet buzzing. They also share a personal health update from KFI’s Amy King and break down President Trump’s final Davos power move.

• Olympic Kingpin Captured: Breaking news on Ryan Wedding’s arrest. How a former Olympian allegedly ran a massive cocaine operation before being detained.

• The Beckham Wedding Feud: DJ Fat Tony reveals the truth behind Victoria Beckham "hijacking" Brooklyn’s first dance and what TMZ is reporting.

• Amy King’s Journey: KFI’s own Amy King joins the studio to talk about her battle with colon cancer and the importance of early screening.

• The Davos Cold Shoulder: Trump moves the goalposts on Canada’s "Board of Peace" status, sparking a new social media war with the PM.

• Free Solo Taipei: Rock climber Alex Honnold is set to scale the Taipei 101 skyscraper live today—is this the return of the global monoculture event?

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The "prodigal daughter" returns as former producer Kiana Raymondo stops by the studio to catch up with Gary and Shannon. They dig into her "peaceful" new life, the drama at her new gig, and why a living wage makes everything better. Plus, a look at Gavin Newsom’s 2028 chances and why the Sepulveda Pass transit project might be a billion-dollar pipe dream.

• The Return of Kiana: Gary & Shannon welcome back the "prodigal daughter" Kiana Raymondo. The team discusses her new job, the "tea" behind the scenes, and how she’s thriving outside the KFI madness.

• The Sepulveda "Butt-Ton": A massive transit project for the Sepulveda Pass gets the green light for major spending, but Gary explains why he’s not holding his breath for an actual train.

• Newsom 2028: Is Gavin Newsom actually electable? Gary and Shannon break down his record on gas prices and taxpayer-funded surgeries, and why the "California Brand" might be a hard sell nationally.

• The Unsubscribe Movement: Shannon celebrates the joy of hitting "unsubscribe" on annoying retail emails, while Gary declares January the official month of digital cleaning.

• Double the Boredom: Mayor Karen Bass is giving two State of the City addresses, and the crew explains why even news people find these speeches impossible to sit through.

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Gary and Shannon tackle the "No-Buy January" trend that has Gen Z locking up their credit cards to fight off impulse spending. Plus, KFI’s Heather Brooker joins for an Entertainment Report to preview Chris Pratt’s new thriller Mercy and help you navigate where to stream this year's Oscar nominees.

• #SwampWatch: A look at the trending stories of the day, including the massive winter storm and its impact on the weekend.

• No-Buy January: From TikTok to the dinner table—why Gen Z is swearing off "frivolous" purchases for the month.

• The Entertainment Report: Heather Brooker joins the crew to preview the weekend box office and the buzz surrounding the release of Chris Pratt’s Mercy.

• Oscar Streaming Guide: Heather breaks down which nominees you can watch from your couch right now and which ones are worth the trip to the theater.

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Gary and Shannon dive into a high-octane Friday finale, tracking a historic winter storm and a former Olympian turned drug kingpin while prepping for a massive weekend of Conference Championship football. Between Shannon’s "dehydration" diagnosis for Gary’s mood and Board Wizard Elmer’s transformation into a turtle, it’s a chaotic countdown to the show’s 10th anniversary.

• #WhatsHappening: Tracking the 1,500-mile winter storm, Bill O’Reilly’s podcast hiatus, and Philip Rivers' surprise NFL coaching interview.

• #GaSFantasy4Play: The crew makes their final picks for Rams-Seahawks and Pats-Broncos while Elmer teases his "Full Turtle” look for the anniversary party. 

• #WhatILearned & #NineNewsNuggets: Listener talkbacks reveal the week’s best lessons before the show wraps with ground-beef-smuggling and potato-silencers.

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The 2026 Oscar nominations are here and they are messy. Heather Brooker joins the show to break down the shockers, the snubs, and why everyone is obsessed (good or bad) with Timothée Chalamet. Plus, Jack Smith takes the Hill, Trump blinks on tariffs, and Gavin Newsom gets "cancelled" at Davos.

• Oscar Hits & Snubs: Heather Brooker on the Sinners sweep and the nominations no one saw coming.

• Jack Smith Testimony: Highlights from Jack Smith’s high-stakes congressional testimony.

• The Davos Cold Shoulder: Trump moves the markets while Newsom gets blocked from the world stage.

• Y2K Is Back: Why Gen Z is ditching "quiet luxury" for early-2000s chaos.

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Gary and Shannon break down the terrifying case of a Glendale firefighter accused of an axe murder before attempting a high-stakes legal bluff. Plus, Governor Newsom faces a "budget nightmare" upon his return to California, a "tornadic corridor" is identified in East LA, and the team settles a heated debate: what actually defines a movie musical?

• The Firefighter’s Bluff: Analyzing the arrest of Andrew Jimenez and the legal hurdles of a "heat of the moment" defense in a brutal slaying.

• Newsom’s Reality Check: The Governor returns from Davos to face a massive budget deficit and a looming financial crisis at home.

• SoCal’s Tornado Alley: A wicked winter storm is moving across the U.S., but the real weather shocker is the tornado risk zone identified in East LA.

• The Musical Manifesto: Board Wizard Elmer joins the fray to decide if Song Sung Blue is a musical or just a movie with music. Does a song have to replace dialogue to count?

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The musical debate reaches a breaking point as Gary and Shannon argue over what officially defines a "musical" vs. a "movie with songs." Plus, a horrifying look at #TerrorInTheSkies after a study finds E. coli in airplane water, Marc Saltzman joins for #TechTalk to discuss the AI takeover of your Gmail, and the team discusses the death of privacy in modern hotel bathrooms.

• The Musical Manifesto: Gary, Shannon, and Board Wizard Elmer debate the rules of the genre. If a character doesn't sing their dialogue, does it even count?

• #TerrorInTheSkies: Why you should skip the coffee on your next flight. A new study reveals "scary" bacteria levels in plane water systems.

• #TechTalk with Marc Saltzman: Is Google’s Gemini AI reading your personal emails? Marc breaks down the trade-off between productivity and privacy.

• The Bathroom Door Scandal: Sliding barn doors and frosted glass are ruining hotel stays. Gary and Shannon suggest a lobby trip if you value your relationship.

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Gary and Shannon celebrate a rare moment of studio silence as Gary stops singing, much to Shannon’s playful dismay. They dive into the "2016 Time Loop" taking over TikTok, the science of where Heaven might actually be located, and a bizarre "prehistoric" discovery that has everyone doing a double-take.

 

• Valley to West LA Rail: Discussing the new high-speed rail vote—does it actually need to be "high-speed" or just faster than the 405 parking lot?

• The 2016 Renaissance: Why is the internet obsessed with harkening back to a decade ago? From Captain America to the birth of the 4-hour Gary & Shannon show, we look at why 2016 is the "vibes" reset everyone wants.

• Goodbye, ATLAS: #StrangeScience looks at the final farewell to the 3I/ATLAS interstellar visitor as it disappears from our solar system forever today.

• The Location of Heaven: A physicist claims that Hubble data and the "Cosmic Horizon" point to a physical location for the afterlife. Is it science or just high-altitude speculation?

• The Phallic Fossil: A 26-foot "woody" giant from the prehistoric past represents a life form we thought was long extinct. What exactly are we looking at?

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just went scorched earth on Governor Newsom at Davos, labeling him "American Psycho" meets "Sparkle Beach Ken." Gary and Shannon break down the seemingly epic trolling and the President’s new "Piece of Ice" nickname for Greenland. Plus, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell joins the show to discuss a federal judge’s ban on "less-lethal" weapons and a chaotic morning shooting in Willowbrook.

• Trolling Newsom: Why the Trump administration is calling the Governor "Patrick Bateman" on the world stage.

• Chief Jim McDonnell: The Chief sounds off on the 40mm launcher ban and why it puts officers in a dangerous bind.

• The Greenland Update: President Trump promises "no force" in Davos, but the rhetoric is heating up.

• Willowbrook Standoff: Breaking details on the federal agent-involved shooting that triggered a massive response.

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