ICYMI: Hour Two of ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – A conversation with Randy Economy, Founder, Director, CEO at Savingcalifornia.vote who joins the program to make the case for the latest effort to recall Gov. Newsom - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

ICYMI: ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – A recap of the Big Game with Gary & Shannon’s very own Shannon Farren - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

Amy talks with the Dream Center Director of Disaster Relief Clint Carlton about what they are doing one month after the devastating fires that ripped through Los Angeles.

If you're a parent, you've probably worried about your child being targeted by online bullies. But what about when it's the other way around? What do you do when your child is the one bullying others online? Jenna Berger  of Kidas (a leading online safety platform for gamers), offers insightful advice on how to approach the situation. The alarming stats are 28% of elementary school kids have bullied someone, according to recent research. Jenna gives practical tips for teaching empathy and social skills in a digital age.

Chris talks super bowl updates, egg updates, and why plastic straws may be coming back in a big way.

Chris talks about how weight loss drugs can unexpectedly affect your relationship, and Kris Jenner putting the iconic 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' house up for sale and the potential for an HGTV series from it.

In this hour, Marla chats live with Fox 11 News at 6 producer Jen Sperry from New Orleans, recaps President Trump’s traditional Super Bowl pregame interview, and dives into the buzz-worthy ads currently on air and coming up during the game.

Marla speaks with Hawaii Representative Elle Cochran about the parallels between the Lahaina and LA wildfires and what the rebuild phase can learn from Hawaii's experience. She then interviews actor Gary Sinise on his support for First Responders and his hands-on efforts to aid Southern California's recovery. After revisiting some of her favorite Super Bowl ads that didn’t make the initial buzz, Marla wraps up the show with listener talkback highlights and engaging crosstalk with Chris Merrill.

Michael Monks tackles the simmering tensions in Los Angeles as ICE is reportedly en route to the city amidst protests, graffiti at City Hall, and growing unrest among young people. He then sits down with Capri Maddox, Executive Director of Civil Rights of LA, to explore the practical implications of the LA Reparations Advisory Council's recommendations and discuss how reparations might be implemented in the city. The conversation takes a somber turn as Michael reports on a tragic gang-related shooting in Jefferson Park involving a 6-month-old baby boy, and he reflects on the ongoing crisis of pedestrian fatalities on SoCal freeways.