Bill Handel talks about how employers are scrambling as the U.S. vaccine mandate is leaving them 'totally confused'. A new TikTok school shooting challenge is helping fuel a spike in threats. And ham sniffers are pushing their noses to the limit this holiday season.

Bill Handel talks about President Biden and Senator Manchin's failure to see eye-to-eye with the Biuld Back Better plan. Bad research has clouded our understanding of COVID-19. And are motorists angrier these days, or is perception different from reality?

Bill Handel on a professor fighting back against fake students enrolled in Community Colleges, Steve Gregory on the latest episode of 'Unsolved' airing this Saturday night at 8pm, and Tim Conway Jr.'s sister Kelly has a new book about her father titled: "My Dad's Funnier Than Your Dad: Growing Up with Tim Conway in the funniest House in America".

Bill Handel on Republicans who originally assailed President Biden's Stimulus Bill now embracing the money coming their way, retirement is now much further away for the working class than it used to be, and a little Handel History on the shipping containers that are wrecking the supply chain.

Bill Handel talks about how the LAPD used a 'strategic communications' firm to track the 'defund the police' movement online. The vast majority of American workers like their jobs, even as a record number of them are quitting. And Cyber Security & Privacy Professional E.J. Hilbert joins the show to talk about ways to protect yourself on the internet from hackers and scammers.

Bill Handel talks about California's continued struggles with water as a 'zero day' is entertained as an idea to cut water usage. A look into how influential Beijing is on influencers. And with a pork shortage, California will explore implementing a bacon law.

Bill Handel on Governor Gavin Newsom's call for assault weapons restrictions, relating the issue to Texas' abortion ban. Dozens have been killed with hundreds unaccounted for after a historic tornado outbreak tore through Kentucky. And why does California have the highest jobless rate in the country?

Bill Handel talks about the rising rates of people working from home as COVID makes going to the office - and needing an office to go to - obsolete. The cost of rent is rising fast - Handel has some suggestions as to what Americans can do about it. And Switzerland has been working on a suicide machine for years, and now they're finally preparing to test it.

Bill Handel talks about how California is prepared to become a sanctuary for those seeking abortion help if Roe v. Wade gets overturned. The government has normalized surveillance, and you have the pandemic to thank for it. And the Cup Noodles Success Story - how it became one of the biggest transpacific business success stories of all time.

Bill Handel talks of the House passing legislation that paves way for a debt ceiling increase. QAnon has found a way to infiltrate Hollywood and spread its conspiracy theories. And speaking of Hollywood, fentanyl-laced-drugs are threatening the lives of many drug users as drugs post-2020 are deemed unsafe. And finally, Dean Sharp joins the show for this week's edition of Handel and The House Whisperer. He and Handel pull up fireside in Southern California - fireplaces both inside and outside of your home.