Wayne Resnick joins Handel to give him cases in which he "judges" whether or not they have a case!

Dr. Jim Keany, Former Chief of Staff at Mission Hospital, joins Handel to discuss the different drugs being discussed as treatments for COVID-19 and how different ERs are responding to the pandemic.

The coronavirus is continuing to sweep across the country and is severely impacting everyone's daily lives.
However, the impact isn't always even.
For those who are homeless, they don't have somewhere to shelter in place nor do they necessarily have easy access to healthcare.
So what do they do, what is the projected impact on them during this time and what will be the impact on the health care sytem?
Handel breaks it all down

A very brief thought today.

I’m not going to point fingers or try to assign fault for this current crisis we’re experiencing. Was it people or bats or open markets or environmental pressures or politics or just plain ol’ ignorance and bad luck.

The world is a complex place and human history has always ebbed and flowed between times of relative peace and safety to times of crisis and natural disaster—be it floods, famines, storms, droughts, earthquakes, or disease.

So you’re not going to hear some overly simplistic talking points from me. Talking points rarely, if ever, describe the world as it truly exists. But what I will say is something much more personal.

Whenever a crisis or natural disaster strikes near me it shakes me, at least for a time, out of my insulated life, my illusions of control, and reminds me once again that we don’t simply live near nature but rather, we live in nature. If a humble microbe can shut down every human economy on this planet, I am reminded that our lives, our civilization, only continues by nature’s leave.

The poet Theodore Roethke (pronounced - Ret-kee) once said, “In a dark time, the eye begins to see.”

So, the only thought I have to offer you today is that I want to be as conscientious about my relationship with nature as I can possibly be. I love this place. I love the birds, the bees, the trees, the ocean, the mountains, the blue skies, the fresh air. I want to learn to better work with it, not against it, because it happens to be where I live … and where I intend, with its permission, to continue to build myself a beautiful life.

Stay safe everyone. Get outside and notice some birds this week.

The Mo'Kelly Show Presents: Checking In with Bob Romo. Tune in to hear Mo's conversation with former KFI Technical Producer, Bob Romo, who was recently diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus. Live everywhere on the iHeart Radio App.

The Mo'Kelly Show presents - A Conversation with Journalist Linda Freund. Listen in to hear their discussion on the devastating effects of the novel coronavirus and how we can use this situation as an opportunity to keep moving up from ground zero. Live everywhere on the iHeartradio App.

Dean Sharp spoke with Karen Sharp, legendary host of Love Songs on the KOST on our sister station KOST 103.5 FM because she just happens to have a very special relationship with some hummingbirds, so give it a listen here.

As testing differs in every country, the true death rate of COVID-19 remains a mystery. John and Ken discuss what this means.

Today's #SmallBusinessShoutout is to Cricca's Italian Deli and Subs in Woodland Hills. Learn how you can support them, and feed a local healthcare worker!

We were sad to see Blake leave us, but we're happy and excited to welcome Jacob to the show! Let's get to know him a little better with the Nine Jacob Nuggets You Need To Know!