Philip Teresi

Content warning. A California prisoner confesses to murdering two child molesters. A palate cleanser! A comedian sets up a GoFundMe to send a bullied child with dwarfism to Disneyland and the internet comes through big. A side tangent on poor parenting choices in a movie theater and we wrap up with SB 873 targeted at eliminating the "pink tax," which leaves Skip proposing the Philip only "computer inclined DJ tax."

A teenage driver is pulled over for openly smoking weed and police find not just drugs, but a loaded gun. A lost toddler is found when neighbors see a pit bull that won't leave his side, or allow anyone to come near him until cops show up. Democratic debates got spicy in Las Vegas last night with, among other things, Warren going no holds barred on Bloomberg.

More of the "boom" talk and listeners are on fire! Dan Peres', author of "As Needed for Pain: A Memoir of Addiction" joins the show to discuss his latest release.

Thursday starts with a mystery boom at Philip's and listeners offer explanations with a brief aside on the symptoms of extreme fatigue.

More reasons to question what exactly is happening with the Coronavirus death toll in China as the government has deployed 40 portable incinerators to Wuhan province. Lightening the mood a bit with news on a reboot we don't need and the characters left out... That's right! Saved by the Bell minus Lisa Turtle and Screech.

A mountain lion attacked a 6 year old while on a hike with a large group in Cupertino. What precautions need to be taken when in mountain lion territory? Why does Philip know what paper spray feels like? Philip & Skip talk backup career plans as one former democratic Presidential candidate has landed a job at CNN.

President Trump talks water for farmers, water storage in CA and more from Bakersfield. Special guests include Nunes, McCarthy, Valadao, Interior Secretary Bernhardt and local farmers. What does this mean for the valley?

Welcome to halfway through the week! Ray Appleton checks in from Bakersfield as we await live coverage of President Trump talking about water for CA farmers. Burger King has launched a new "moldy Whooper" campaign to showcase their preservative free products. Who are they targeting?

The debate continues on "being offended," with examples that include a man who forced his partner to watch "Roots" and a woman who was kicked out of a men's only barbershop. Listeners respond and Philip illustrates what's truly offensive with the worst theme park EVER.

A thief rides away on an autistic man's trike after cutting the lock outside of a Fresno Winco and Fresno comes through on the support with a Go Fund Me to replace it. One professional argues that schools need to teach people how not to be offended. Skip and Philip debate and listeners respond.