Welcome to Wednesday! We start with stories from the socially distanced hiking trail and check in on today's Buzz Question involving the unemployed returning to work. Listeners comment.

Hooray for donuts! Krispy Kreme is giving away free donuts to graduates dressed in their caps and gowns today. The Madera Drive-In is open for business this Friday! Pat Sajak tweets about stay-at-home orders and it backfires. The White House announces it will give $19B in farmer aid. Listeners comment. Breaking news as a dam fails in Central Michigan and evacuations are underway. A man on his way to a job interview won $200k on a scratcher. Now word on if he got the job. Chuck E. Cheese is disguising its pizza and offering delivery. Pier 1 plans to close its door as it's unable to find a buyer

Conversation continues on air and on the phones about the request from SLO to stay home. Former Rep. presidential nominee Pat Buchanan poses the question, "Will Americans submit to a second lock down?" Listeners comment. The ACLU is cautioning against the widespread use of technologies intended to detect fevers in people from a distance due to accuracy issues and privacy concerns. Listeners comment.

Fresno County Board of Supervisors unveil the grant program for support of local businesses and are now taking applications. Clovis Unified School District is expected to vote tomorrow on reopening campuses. Their superintendent suggests they don't. President of the CUSD Board of Trustees, Chris Casado, joins the show to discuss the upcoming vote and plans for Fall 2020. San Luis Obispo asks the Central Valley to stay home. To the phones we go!

Welcome back to the Tuesday show. We start with the Buzz Question about Gov. Newsom and the plans to move into Phase 3 in CA. Fresno councilman, Luis Chavez, proposes changes to the city's emergency order that would include dine-in restaurant services to return. Tulare County Board of Supervisors votes to reopen despite CA regulations and increased rates of infection. Governor Newsom sends conflicting messages as he opens a hotline to provide $500 to undocumented workers impacted by COVID-19 but also states that front line first responders will be the "first ones laid off."

In news that surprises no one, "Pharma Bro" Marin Shkreli has been denied prison release. NY, CA and TX move toward pro sports' return. Speaking of sports, the University of Kentucky has openings for the entire cheer leading coaching staff after they're fired for "lack of oversight." We wrap up the show with a priest who went viral after being pictured using a squirt gun filled with holy water to give Easter blessings.

A South Jersey gym reopens in defiance to governor's order and the owners are cited but there is a very different outcome than what happened in Fresno. Two people who were released on "zero bail" ridicule policy on Clovis Police Facebook page. A New York man was busted over violating Hawaii's quarantine violation and his mom isn't having it. On the heels of news last week about leaked data on the accuracy of infection rates, over 100 million in China's NE face renewed lock down.

Continued conversation on the Bass Lake trash issue. A CA biopharmaceutical company is claiming they have an "antibody breakthrough" to fight COVID-19. A CA Senator wins the title of "Most Tone Deaf" after she tells unemployed freelancers begging for work, "You're upset because we took away your 'Lollipops.'" A piece on the Ex-Green Beret who was captured trying to "overthrow" the Venezuelan government thought the US supported the cause, according to his family.

Welcome to Monday! Today's Buzz Question involves sitting in parking lots to eat if it means we open up restaurants to dine-in. We are both in. Short on PPE? Try new lines from Carol Baskin and a Kardashian. Do you turn around to get the stuff you've forgotten? Listeners comment. Bass Lake may be closed but that doesn't mean people aren't coming or packing their trash out with them.

Unleash the goats! 200 of them escape and run amok in a Bay Area neighborhood. NFL star points to the tweet where he spoiled "Avengers: End Game" as his single worst social media interaction. After the publicity and the story grows, law firm hackers double ransom demand and threaten Trump 2020. Political commentary comes in a new ice cream flavor in Hong Kong. Tear Gas.