FUSD Trustee Slatic is back in the news, one step closer to suing the district because they won't lift his censure. Is he the problem? Or is he making an impact in an unconventional way?

Hey look! It's Friday! Fresno has entered the 21st century and you can now pay for parking in Downtown Fresno with a credit card. A woman in Visalia was scammed out of $500 for what she thought was a late power bill. Philip & Skip discuss red flags for the latest scammers. Folks camped out 24 hours for a limited release from Russian River Brewing Company. Is there anything worth doing that for?

Speaking of the space and tech races with China, one US woman pulls off an impressive stay in outer space. Headlines cancel one another out as Gallop reports a high of 90% of Americans being satisfied with their personal life while CBS News reports that "Gray Death" is a drug so dangerous, just touching it can kill you. Wrapping up the show with news that you might be able to redo your DMV photo but the question is- are you vain enough to do it?

More Coronavirus talk and AG Barr adds to the list of concerns from China, including that Chinese made 5G infrastructure could offer backdoor access to American technology, government, families and more.

Skip once again makes it weird and wagers are made if the boss will check in from vacation. Iowa is still a mess but Bernie's raised $25 million in January, totally eclipsing his competition. Coronavirus claims the life of the doctor who raised the initial alarm. Philip & Skip discuss how to wade through all of the information about the illness.

Finally have a winner in Iowa and it's buttery delicious. Recapping the President's response to being acquitted (it was a party!). Former Fresno Police Chief and current mayoral candidate, Jerry Dyer, is in studio to talk about his solution for the homelessness problem Fresno faces.

Skip Echeverria hosts "Issues & Tissues: Conversations about mental health and topics that matter." Skip is a mental health professional and news/talk radio host. Her first guest, Debra Rush, is a survivor of sex trafficking who is now working to rehabilitate fellow victims. They discuss the growing issue of human trafficking, the impact of trauma, parenting in light of this information and how to make a difference, starting in your home.

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True Crime has always been a popular genre but why is it so lucrative on platforms like Netflix? Does amateur journalism/fact seeking cause more harm than good? Down to Florida! Two men arrested with bags full of drugs... clearly labeled "Bag Full of Drugs." ​No need to freak out if you saw something in the sky last night over CA, that was just a ICBM test.

Actor Kirk Douglas has died at 103. The Kristin Smart case is back in the news after search warrants have been served in 2 states. A listener from Cal Poly SLO offers a unique perspective. An idiot causes $10k in damage at a Walmart after he shops while wearing a surgical mask and a sign saying he has coronavirus as his buddy records.

Listeners comment on the SOTU, the theatrics and the behavior on display at last night's speech. Jesse Rojas joins the show to discuss Pick Justice and their goal of giving farm workers the choice to opt out of union representation. A preacher is planning to sue the NFL because teenage boys have hormones and might have had impure thoughts.