Neil talks all things food at Disney Food & Wine Festival and he sits with Chef Rochel Ayala. They have a ton of great food. Chef breaks it down and Neil talks all the excitement. You want to get your ticket ASAP!

Our humble and beloved Fork Reporter did something let's say, not so smart. Neil ordered out when he had all the ingredients in his house. It was nothing short of laziness. We're talking utlizing your groceries instead of ordering out.

On Friday’s we have some fun by bringing you some stories that have slipped through the cracks during the week. These stories are called our #NineNewsNuggetsYouNeedToKnow.

Neil Saavedra is back for Foodie Friday. There's a lawsuit that's accusing Buffalo Wild Wings of serving boneless wings that aren't wings, Neil shares his experience at the Disney Food & Wine Festival, and 2 restaurants in LA have been added to the Michelin star guide.

KFI News Reporter and 'Unsolved' host Steve Gregory joins The Bill Handel Show to talk about how the LAPD Union has filed a complaint against the Chief over a database leak. Murders against homeless in Los Angeles are way up. And Steve gives an 'Unsolved' preview as this week's episode is the season finale!

Dean Sharp is back on Wake Up Call with Jennifer Jones Lee to talk about Spring Cleaning! Dean gives some very sound advice on ways to clean your home in the simplest, cheapest ways that you won't want to miss when you eventually get around to cleaning your house...tomorrow.

This week on #StrangeScience, we talk about how important the color of your snot is, Beethoven’s hair and injectable brain implants.

USA Today Writer, Marc Saltzman, joins us for #TechTalk to talk about cybercriminals are using AI voice cloning tools to scam people.

A pilot who happened to be onboard a flight from Las Vegas to Columbus, Ohio had to step in to help the plane land after one of the flight’s original pilots became sick.

Mo Kelly is back for Musings with Mo. He and Bill talk about celebrities getting nailed for promoting Cryto without disclosing their promotions as advertisements. Also, music lovers are complaining about ticket prices, and they're finding a solution to the expense.