Attorney Randy Zelin is Chip’s guest

Travis Scott has a past, but that isn’t the present. 

Travis Scott concerts are known for being raucous and rowdy. But the 2021 Astroworld Festival, where he was set to close out the first night of performances, went beyond expected levels of rowdiness when it took a deadly turn. Footage from the day of his performance showed a throng of fans shoving their way through a VIP entrance, destroying it in the process. The massive crowd that formed before his show grew to around 50,000 people. "I wanna see some ragers, man," Scott said at one point during his Astroworld set, according to Reuters. "Who wanna rage?" Scott is hardly alone in the entertainment world in the way that he energizes crowds, but his style and history have taken on new focus after the mass casualty event at his music festival in Texas.

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Alex Stone with an update on rising Covid rates in 20 states

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Marcus Thompson II is a lead columnist at The Athletic known for his writing on Bay Area pro sports, especially the Golden State Warriors and the NBA at large. He is the author of the national bestseller Golden: The Miraculous Rise of Steph Curry and KD: Kevin Durant’s Relentless Pursuit to Be the Greatest.

Dynasties: The 10 G.O.A.T. Teams That Changed the NBA Forever,  Thompson contends dynasties are good for the NBA and have pushed the sport to new heights. The ten teams identified in this book have changed the game of basketball forever by raising the bar of greatness, introducing new skills and implementing never-before-seen strategies, all while having a lasting impact on society and culture.

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With ABC Legal correspondent Royal Oakes

When Daphna Cardinale became pregnant with her second daughter in January 2019, she was overjoyed. But when the girl was born that September, Daphna and her husband, Alexander, were shocked.

According to a lawsuit the Cardinales filed Monday, the fertility clinic that facilitated the in vitro pregnancy implanted another couple’s embryo into Daphna. Their own embryo, the Cardinales learned, was implanted into the mother of the child to whom Daphna gave birth.“We had no idea at the time that this greatest potential for joy would bring us such enduring pain and trauma,” Daphna said at a news conference on Monday.

The couple is suing the clinic and its owner, obstetrician Eliran Mor, for monetary damages. Their claims against Mor and his company include breach of contract, medical malpractice and infliction of emotional distress on the couple.

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Listeners call in with their best mooning stories.

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Author of the book MISFIRE: Inside the Downfall of the NRA, Tim Mak joins the show.

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Lawyer for the Travis Scott, Astroworld case, Ryan MacLeod joins the show.

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Mark shares a memorable story about a uncomfortable but powerful movie watching experience.

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Jeremy B. White co-writes the California Playbook and covers politics in the Golden State. He previously covered the California Legislature for the Sacramento Bee, where he reported on campaigns, myriad nationally significant policy clashes and multiple FBI investigations of sitting lawmakers.

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