Kelvin Washington fills in for Bill Handel, who joins the show for a special segment dedicated to celebrating his birthday! Bill contributes thoughts surrounding the chaos in Afghanistan.

Kelvin Washington fills in for Bill Handel and is joined by Clark Howard for this week's segment of 'Cheapskate University' and 'Deals of the Week' where Clark highlights some intriguing deals he recommends taking advantage of!

KFI's Steve Gregory sat down with Retired Marine Captain Dale Dye to talk about the U.S.'s recent withdrawal of its armed forces from Afghanistan.

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts your Wednesday morning Wake Up Call. KFI's Steve Gregory continues his report on Afghanistan with Captain Dale Dye in Part III of the Fall of Afghanistan and its resemblance to the fall of Saigon in 1975.

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts your Wednesday morning Wake Up Call and is joined by The Tech Guy Rich DeMuro. The two discuss a not-so-great news story surrounding Samsung phones. Facebook is launching a meeting option to compete with Zoom, and Cadillac has a brand new electric SUV that will blow your mind - it's called Lyric.

Dave Kunz gives the inside on the new Ford Maverick truck.

Conway talks to Don Lombardi; he made all the drums for Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones. Listen to some of the memories he has about Charlie, and the fact he was a jazz drummer.

Fork Reporter, Neil Saavedra, talks about a recent study that shows how eating hot dogs can subtract time off your life and pumpkin spice lattes coming back for the start of Fall.

This week on True Crime Tuesday, we look into the story on The Manhattan Mother from Hell who killed a family member for love.

Torrence police say that have found more than 300 stolen ballots in the vehicle of suspect //Workers cleaning homeless encampments found more than $100,000 in stolen property from a Union Pacific Railroad train a train // Drummer for the Rolling Stones, Charlies Watts, dies at the age of 80 // Airbnb will be offering free accommodations for Afghan refugees // Mayim Bialik will guest-host daily Jeopardy episodes // Tony Hawk is selling skateboards that contain a vial of his blood in them.