KGO 810 Podcast

Herb “The Consumerman” Weisbaum, contributing editor Consumer Checkbook offers advice for Getting Home Repairs During the COVID-19 Outbreak

Richard Holober of Consumer Federation of California opposes the COVID-19 Business Waiver of Liability from the Chamber of Commerce

Raphael Tulino of the explains IRS RELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS affected by COVID-19 who take distributions or loans from retirement plans

Robin Swanson of Californians for Consumer Privacy reports California Privacy Rights Act (Cpra) Qualifies For The November 2020 Ballot

Todd Grossman, CEO Americas for Talkwalker shares the study: No Ordinary Love – From Sirius to Hyatt, New Report Draws Consistent Findings on Sentiment vs. Engagement in Capturing Brand Affection

Michael Giusti with Insurance Quotes shares the Summer 2020 Insurance Preview: Coronavirus, Reopening and Seasonal Hazards

Officials in Boston and Washington D.C. are considering removing and replacing a couple of controversial statues of Abraham Lincoln and a freed slave. John discusses the issue and takes your calls.

John shares some of the latest news about the Covid-19 pandemic and takes your calls on everything from wearing masks, to sheltering in place, to nationwide spikes in the disease.

Chip talks to defense attorney Darren Kavinoky about the spike in coronavirus cases in prisons throughout the country.

Chip talks to Washington Post Pop Culture Reporter Emily Yahr about the bands that are changing their names to separate themselves from the Civil War Era South.