Marines participate in an international training exercise to survive in the jungle. It includes drinking cobra blood. A Merced psychic has scammed folks out of over $100k in money and jewelry after promising to keep the items over night to "bless and multiply" them. No surprise, she keep everything and has fled. Speaking of psychics, Politifact checks the claims that Sylvia Browne predicted the Coronavirus and it's found to be false. Philip blames the Russians. The SF Gate publishes an article on how to tell if you have the flu, a cold or Coronavirus. Basically, you need a doctor. North Korea is left out of the news with all the pandemic stuff so they launched a few unknown projectiles, ending their self-imposed moratorium on weapons testing. As the Biden campaign gains support, Joe sounds confused and tired.

Welcome back from the weekend! Coronavirus news continues to be just as tedious as the song your kid plays on repeat 5000 times. The virus has actually been floating around WA for several weeks. Checking in on primary projections and discussion on voter turnout.

Coming to a podcast near you: Hillary Clinton and we have Stern to blame. All hail Led Chicken! ​Followup on the story about the Shark Tank investor who was scammed out of almost $400k... she got it back! Berlin bank hears about the hoax and freezes the account the money was deposited in before it could be transferred to another account in Asia. More proof that the 2020 election is completely unpredictable: Public Enemy is performing for Bernie and Twitter loses its damn mind when Garth fans confuse Bernie and Barry.

Conversation continues on the issues of jaywalking and pedestrian vs. automobile issues. Listeners comment. Good news update: The 3rd string 42 yo goalie/Zamboni driver who made his NHL debut last week and saved the day is getting his own trading card.

Pedestrians getting hit by cars isn't just an issue in Fresno. The Wall Street Journal reports that more American pedestrians are dying than in the past 30 years. Do jaywalking tickets actually get issued? Listeners respond.

It's Friday! Starting the show with a serious question for 2020/the year of Coronavirus- How do you greet someone you've casually met? In a great example of citizens holding down the fort, a couple chases and holds down a hit and run driver until the cops can arrive. Listeners comment on whether or not we should touch each other. A domestic violence suspect is arrested after slashing hands on razor wire fleeing deputies. He happens to have meth on him too. Fresno Police warn about pedestrian safety as people continue to get hit by cars.

A Disney Jungle Cruise actually sank and unfortunately, we weren't there to hear the tour guide's commentary. Court rules that privately-owned tech platforms can in fact censor content but some conservative content creators continue to claim censorship. So why don't they just create their own? Wrapping up the show with a report on "The Painted Bird," the newest foreign film that is causing festival goers to walk out. Is this the new standard for marketing festival films?

Early reports indicate that Democratic party leaders are willing to risk party damage to stop Bernie. How to understand the role of super delegates if it was like dinner choices with picky kids and parents with veto power. Listeners comment. Jason Chaffetz is coming to town and it's free to see him Fresno City College 3/1.

Philip and the afternoon drive has a "note in its FCC file." He explains. Sanger Unified is warning parents and students after a man is arrested trying to lure a teenager into his car. Use this as an opportunity to review safety procedures with your kids. Coronavirus news coverage is so pervasive, a Wall Street reporting outlet is referencing how doomsday preppers are coping. "Shark Tank" star loses nearly $400k in a phishing scam. Here are some pointers you need to know.

Coronavirus news continues and Philip has his own personal line of defense. Skip and Philip debate the pros/cons of the President having 24/7 access to Twitter. Speaking of the internet, the latest threat to your security will have you double checking devices, including your phones. In local election news, 2000 ballots have been rejected due to poor/missing signatures. Aunt Becky thinks she found a loophole that could get her out of prison and it's based on some notes Rick Singer made following alleged conversations with FBI agents. Philip has a theory on how it may work.