As the world mourns the death of movie star Chadwick Boseman who lost his years long fight with colon cancer, the disease has entered the spotlight.
Boseman was 43 when he died on Friday, shocking fans as many didn't know much about the disease or about how it could have taken someone so young.
A member of our KFI family, news anchor Amy King, has also been battling colon cancer and after the news of Boseman's death broke she decided it would be important to share her story.

Suits talks about the story of his police officer buddy in Seattle, Ian Burke, who has his life turned upside down after being involved in the shooting of a man with a knife.

Bryan Suits discusses the story of the Guan Lei, a Chinese national who got caught destroying evidence, while a grad student, researching at UCLA.

Chadwick Boseman, star of "Black Panther" and many other films, was taken at the age of 43 by colon cancer. Most people don't have their first colonoscopy until the age of 50. KFI news anchor Amy King joins Dr. Wendy to talk about her recent discovery of and recovery from colon cancer herself. Her new mission? GET YOUR COLONOSCOPY!

Katie Hill made huge headlines when she turned a red district in California blue. It was a major win. Not long after, though, her rising star came crashing down. She talks to Dr. Wendy about the double standard, revenge porn, public shame and recovering from it. Hill has recently released her memoir and game plan called "She Will Rise."

If Dean were to write his own news headline, it would read a little something like this:
"World still turning, life still possible"
Because even though there are times where we must work harder, smarter, and more creatively... It's all good, because we can! Life may never be perfect, but it can be wonderful.

Petros joins Conway on air to discuss the latest updates in the crazy sports world... And of course they have a little fun as well. Listen here!

Gary & Shannon play Gavin Newsom's new COVID PSA's...just for you ! You wont believe how creepy these things sound like. Your tax dollars at work again...

Mo'Kelly is in for GaS today and is ready to serve up some tasty news nuggets for you. Get your dipping sauces ready, it's time for the Nine News Nuggets You Need To Know...with Mo!

We still can't go to movie theaters, but new movies are still coming out. Jason Nathanson joined Mo'Kelly to discuss the releases of 'Bill and Ted Face the Music' and the X-Men spinoff 'New Mutants.' We're still going through a tough time so please be excellent to each other, dudes.