Philip Teresi

Checking in on today's Buzz Question regarding viewing the RNC leads to a discussion on how to engage younger voters. Alt-Right leader Richard Spenser has an endorsement for President. A friend of Melania's alleges that she recorded the first lady bashing on Trump and his adult children. And now she has a book. The White House and Trump campaign dismisses claims that Trump's sister is on tape with choice words about her brother.

We start off with sad news from over the weekend about the passing of valley sports legend, Vince Wesson. As fires continue to rage around the state, we settle into more terrible air quality and the federal government approves FEMA support for parts of CA. Top Trump council, Kellyanne Conway, resigns from her post as her daughter continue to seek emancipation support via social media.

In an effort to protect actors for COVID-19, they're saying good-bye to sex scenes. Listeners comment. Aunt Becky has her day in court and has earned 2 months in custody. While the ISS tries to track down a "pesky" air leak, some experts are suggesting that we could be staying in space hotels in "a few years."

In El Salvador, gang violence used to be the number one cause of death. Now it's Coronavirus. Following the statements from the President, his VP shares his point of view on QAnon. Listeners comment.

More commentary on the conclusion of the Golden State Killer case, including a statement from Orange Co. DA, Todd Spitzer. Listeners comment. Rose McGowen wants you to know she doesn't like Biden or the Democrats.

California fires continue to cause severe damage, threaten thousands of homes and has claimed 6 lives. A Clovis Quarter Horse ranch is scrambling to help rescue livestock throughout the state as wildfires rage. Evacuations are now being called for in parts of Mariposa County. A decades long reign of terror comes to an end with the sentencing of the Golden State Killer. Tulare Co. District Attorney, Tim Ward, joins us to discuss the conclusion of this case.

Florida man gets a DUI in a golf cart, blames the President. A mysterious safe appears in a farmer's field in NY. Listeners comment. In the latest scandal, Philip learns Skip that has never seen "Die Hard."

Listeners comment on dress code enforcement during online learning. Netflix apologies after releasing an "inappropriate" poster for a Sundance Award winning film. Florida out Florida-ing itself, this time finding a misplaced live air-to-air missile found at an airport.

A rural community struggling to provide WiFi access to students has come up with a clever plan to meet the needs of families. Thursday morning started with service disruptions to Google services. Schools are enforcing dress codes for online learning. Listeners comment.

Random celebrity sightings in the building are not what you'd expect. California faces a triple threat of 367 fires, record-breaking heat and COVID-19. Air in Fresno is now being described as "toxic." Tim Ward, District Attorney for the County of Tulare joins the show to discuss the final stages of the Golden State Killer case. Celebrating 100 years of radio.