A check in on the Feeding Families Fund Drive. What would be different if you weren't married? Arguments ensue over the legitimacy of apple cinnamon scented anything. Listeners comment. A final update on the Feeding Families Fund Drive-$526k!!!

Charles Barkley and Shaq draw backlash for pushing back on Breonna Taylor outrage. A town in upstate NY refuses to change its name. What would you do if you weren't married?

Breaking news from DC as sources say Trump has selected Judge Amy Barrett to fill RBG's seat on the Supreme Court. Fresno State Bulldog Football could be back! Fresno rallies to help an 80 yo tamale vendor who was robbed. Kim Dildine of the Central California Food Bank joins us with an update of the efforts to raise $500k in the Feeding Families Fund Drive.

Kicking off the Friday show with the annual Feeding Families Fund Drive to benefit the Central California Food Bank. Dr. Joseph Penbera, economics professor at CSUF and Chairman of Penbera Paris, joins the show to discuss the implications of Gov. Newsom's mandate to end the sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035.

Black licorice is to blame for a construction worker's death. If you want junk food in Berkeley, you're going to have to get it somewhere other than the checkout line. Disneyland Resort has cancelled hotel reservations through 10/10. Wrapping up with a call from a listener regarding the junk food at the checkout.

Yosemite is reopening Friday. Seasonal hiring is underway under way at Best Buy. Looking at back to school, Clovis Unified School District votes to file a waiver, a kid is sent home for sneezing and a house party causes a Massachusetts high school to move online. Questions arise in Canada, where they are adding pumpkin spice to mac n cheese.

Continued conversation on Louisville. A note on pepper spray. Apple is making apologies for a Siri response. An involved law enforcement officer provides context.

Councilman Echevarria of Merced pulls a gun on a fight in a FoodMaxx. An update on Louisville, the Breonna Taylor protests and the arrest of a man charged with shooting two police officers.

A group of dads delivers some justice for a sex offender caught peeking under the bathroom stalls of teenage girls. A shooting erupts at a car dealership and a father protects his three children with his own body. We revisit Professor Bryan Tellalian of Reedley College to discuss Constitution Week. We end with a congrats to CSUF President Joseph Castro, appointed to be the Chancellor of the CSU system.

Coast 2 Coast Pizza in Coarsegold has been serving free, hot pizza to firefighters on the frontline. Democrats are concerned that 87 yo Feinstein may not have what it takes to handle a Supreme Court battle. Listeners comment.