The Chosen One and The Boss Man spent the day at Waters Edge Winery and boy, do they have some stories to tell. K-Mart is going out of business in Long Beach, but we know what should replace it. Alex's Bar is dishing out free tacos on Friday to restaurant and bar workers. We won't stop until Britney Spears is free (1:03-51:07).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Myles Johnson of Rutgers Basketball (51:07-56:00).

The Chosen One and The Boss Man are spending the day at Steelcraft in Bixby Knolls slamming Chicken and Waffles. Ralph's and Food 4 Less close two stores in Long Beach after the $4 "hero pay" controversy for grocery workers. Outdoor dining is back, but TV's are not allowed. And old people deserve more respect (1:03-40:17).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Darren McCaughan of the Seattle Mariners (40:17-43:31).

IT'S CHILLY! We called up our good friend Stephen Hoy to chat about how his company PFCC is improving the quality, safety, experience and delivery of health care. (21:14-53:46).

Gavin Newsom lifted the stay-at-home order in California, while Mayor Robert Garcia opened restaurants in Long Beach ONE DAY before the rest of Los Angeles County. We discuss (1:03-21:13).

A Modelo commercial is shot in Long Beach and nobody told us about it. We also come up with a way that would make everyone want to take the Covid vaccine (53:46-1:10:44).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Jalen Neal of the LA Galaxy (1:10:44-1:16:33).

The Chosen One calls up The Boss Man to discuss Long Beach rolling out the Rona Vax and why we haven't been offered yet. Long Beach offers $4 per hour "hero pay" for grocery workers. The owner of Restauration faces criminal charges for staying open. And in an absolute shocker, the Queen Mary files for bankruptcy (1:03-53:33).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Marcedes Lewis of the Green Bay Packers (53:34-55:11).

The Chosen One calls up The Boss Man to discuss Joel Bitonio's Cleveland Browns' win over JuJu Smith-Schuster's Pittsburgh Steelers. The Chosen One is going to Big Bear this weekend. Gorillas test positive for the Coronavirus at the San Diego Zoo. A ton of meth was intercepted in Long Beach (1:03-57:34).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Aaron Hicks of the New York Yankees (57:34-1:04:45).

HAPPY NEW YEAR! We called up our good friend Mo Kreitenberg, the co-founder of the Honeywell UV Cabin System formally known as the Germfalcon to explain his incredible product (21:09-48:01).

2021 is off to a rocky start for The Chosen One, while The Boss Man has turned into the most prolific wine expert in Long Beach (1:03-21:02).

We guess the name of the first baby born in Long Beach in 2021. Long Beach State basketball will most certainly go to the NCAA Tournament this year. And our leader Chill Baker receives $100 million for Covid relief for the LBUSD (48:01-1:18:15).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is the longest tenured player on the Cleveland Browns Joel Bitonio (1:18:15-1:21:03).

We had our ups and downs in the year 2020, but the bad boys of Long Beach killed it all-in-all. We recap 2020 including: wine, Eric Valenzuela, beef with Bobby Garcia, and we give out our "Father of the Year" nominees.

The most special guest we've ever interviewed: Santa Claus.

The Chosen One calls up The Boss Man for part one of our Christmas Special. We talk eggnog, Christmas with the Kranks, Christmas gifts, and Peppermint Schnapps. There’s a new Long Beach Hall of Fame nominee. We countdown the days until the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. And we answer the age-old question, where does belly button lint come from? (1:03-53:51)

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Joel Bitonio of the 9-3 Cleveland Browns (53:51-57:07).

The Chosen One calls up The Boss Man who is foot-to-pavement passing out magazines. Sears holds their “Going Out of Business Sale” for the 10th consecutive year. Mayor Robert Garcia proposes a $5 million bail out for restaurants and bars in Long Beach. The Belmont Shore Christmas Parade is canceled which might do more harm than good (1:03-53:32).

As always we ended the show with the 908 Athlete of the Week. This week is Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral (53:33-56:36).