Gary and Shannon fill in for Bill Handel this morning.
They go over the 93rd Annual Academy Awards with ABC's Jason Nathanson and KFI news reporter Steve Gregory.
They then go over Caitlyn Jenner's bid for California governor.
And, Elon Musk says ... we're going to Mars? ... and, not going to die?

Wayne fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
Wayne first goes into the drop in COVID-19 vaccine demand! Some places are even turning down doses.
He then goes into the Biden administration facing an increase of calls to stop companies from "Greenwashing."
And, Mo'Kelly joins Wayne for a preview into the Oscars Awards Show this weekend.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel.
Wayne goes over Earth Day and what we've learned about Earth Day in the last years.
He then goes into what the YOLO economy is.
And, California is encouraging venues to require vaccine passports!

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.

Wayne weighs in on potential sentencing for Derek Chauvin after his conviction.

LAPD halts use of some projectile weapons at protests after court ruling. What does this mean? Wayne explains.

Also, should we wear masks outdoors after being fully vaccinated? Dr. Jim Keany joins the show to chat with Wayne about the details.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.

Authorities did not try to use 'red flag' law for Indianapolis gunman. Wayne explains why they didn't.

Bad words in Laguna Beach? They're allowed now as Wayne dives in with guest Corbin Carson who reports on the issue.

Also, people now plan on wearing masks forever. Why? We get the latest information from Wayne.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.

Los Angeles wants future memorials and monuments to more accurately reflect history. Wayne explains.

Biden administration ends limits on use of fetal tissue for research.

Do you trust your tap water? Wayne dives in to explain the research behind why or why not.

Handel leads off with Jim Ryan to discuss the latest updates in a mass shooting at a FedEx in Indianapolis.

He then discusses his thoughts on the Chauvin Trial.

Lastly, he ends the show off on a light note with Neil Saavedra on Foodie Friday to help lighten the mood.

Handel goes into the latest developments in the Derek Chauvin trial with Alex Stone while weighing in on the prosecution's case against Chauvin.

He also discusses the high cost of moving tent cities.

And, Biden has quietly reversed Trump's ban on worker visas. Handel gives his thoughts.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes over how retailers are urged to re-think police calls for low-level crimes after George Floyd's death.

He is joined by Steve Gregory to talk about arrests made in the case of Kristin Smart's disappearance and Dr. Jim Keany stops to by to discuss the latest in Johnson & Johnson's vaccine troubles.

Wayne details how to eliminate a cop's margin of error when mistaking a gun for their taser in the moment of truth.

Handel goes into herd immunity and the California coronavirus variant that's preventing a West Coast spring surge.

He then goes into kids poverty and President Biden's legacy.

And, how 70 years of cop shows taught us to valorize the police. Handel goes into it.