Jamie and Norm talk about the aftermath of the June 5th California primary election and what it means for ballot initiatives and the fight for universal health care.

Jamie and Norm discuss what recent car crashes involving driverless cars reveals about the state of the developing technology. As well as how more oversight is required.

Public Faith in Driverless Cars and Doctor Discipline in California by Consumer Watchdog

Jamie and Norm talk about how a California DNA database of newborns would be a concern for new parents in the state of California.

Jamie and Norm talk about how Big Utility and Big Insurance are teaming up to leave Californians on the hook for their failures.

Jamie and Norm talk about how Jerry Brown can leave a positive climate legacy by grappling with the supply side of oil.

Jamie and Norm discuss how investor owned utilities, increasingly strapped for cash, are trying to socialize losses by making ratepayers and taxpayers pay for their mistakes, mismanagement, and grid integration schemes.

Jamie and Norm discuss Jerry Brown's questionable record on climate action and the future of data privacy in light of Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony

Jamie and Norm talk about Facebook's privacy blunders as well as how Amazon's home assistant devices are liable to similar problems.

Jamie and Norm discuss the lack of oversight that lead to Uber's deadly car crash and how grassroots activism lead to a legislative success in battling online sex trafficking.