The mayor of New Orleans is refusing to pay the difference between her business class airplane tickets and the cheapest fare available as the law dictates for city employees, but the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro asks if people in "certain positions" are entitled to upgraded travel? The consensus seems to be no, if taxpayers are footing the bill, travel should be done on the cheap.

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Heavy metal icons Motley Crue is currently on tour and the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro reports some in the audience have been shocked by drummer Tommy Lee asking concertgoers to expose themselves as he drops trou and advertises his new Only Fans account. Should this type of behavior be expected at a concert like this, or is the exposure unacceptable at any venue?

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The Morning Show with Nikki Medoro says there's a new study out saying almost half of college graduates who majored in humanities/fine arts or social/behavioral sciences regret their focus of study, and the amazing KGO listening audience shares their thoughts about their satisfaction with their college majors, and if they use that knowledge in their current jobs.

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ABC News Foreign Correspondent Tom Rivers in London tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro Queen Elizabeth's casket will be open for viewing before next Monday's funeral, and a discussion follows about why there is so much world interest in this small country's queen's death? Do you care about the British royal family, and, if so, why?

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President Biden's son Beau died from cancer and ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro that's part of the motivation behind his push for ending cancer as we know it. Also, ABC Senior Investigative Reporter Aaron Katersky says the Department of Justice and Trump's legal team have both submitted names of candidates to serve as special master to review the documents seized at Mar-a-Lago.

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It's been 21 years since 9/11 and the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro questions if our current political divide is the result of forgetting the significance and unity September 11th brought us.  Also, it was a forgettable Game 1 for the Niners but other stories from the NFL includes a big fire in the parking lot at the Dolphins-Patriot game and an expected retirement from GOAT Tom Brady at the end of the season.

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An extraordinary hour on the John Rothmann Program. Bay Area Radio Hall of Famer Ken Dito had a major stroke, but with proper care and immediate treatment, he not only survived but thrived. The man to thank for this was Dr. Sean Culley, a Neurosurgeon at Kaiser Permanente Redwood City. they both talk about their experiences with John, as well as warning signs for a stroke.

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Florida has decided against making October LGBTQ History Month. This comes as a trend of anti-pride legislation has been prevalent is the sunshine state, and John wants to talk about it.

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King Charles had his first public speech since his mother's death on Thursday, and many found themselves impressed by the new king. John Rothmann talks about what stood out to him, and what he thinks about the call for royal unity.

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Tim Sika joins Chris Merrill, as he fills in for Pat Thurston, to share which movies you should watch this weekend! 

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