Johnny Wendell goes all in on the LAUSD teacher strike, speaks with Mo and Tawala on the Robert Muehler investigation, and lastly gives us his take on this government shutdown.

On this glorious Sunday we go in depth on the California housing market, Mo'Kelly and Tawala join us for talks in the government shutdown , and Johnny dares you to have less fear in 2019.

Today, Johnny is joined by longtime guest, Johnny Venom (economist), to discuss the latest on the government shutdown, Californians migrating to more affordable states, and Venom’s wildlife adventures,

Today, Johnny is joined by longtime guest, Johnny Venom, to discuss what Californians want out of Gavin Newsom, and when the recession may hit.

In the second hour, Johnny is joined by Mo’Kelly from KFI, to discuss the trouble the Trump administration had of picking a Chief of Staff and who will be the Democratic pick for 2020.

Today, Johnny talks with longtime guest, Johnny Venom, about how the economy will look like next year, and how restricting healthcare from immigrants will hit the California economy.

In the second hour, Johnny discusses the controversy behind Baby It’s Cold Outside and Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.

Today, Johnny is joined by longtime guest, Johnny Venom, to discuss what Californians can expect from Gavin Newsom and what challenges LA will face from severe droughts and more fires.

In the second hour, Tawala Sharp and Mo'Kelly from KFI join Johnny to discuss Democratic Party pick for 2020, and the border gassing.

Today, Johnny discusses the latest on the fires hitting California and the high count of people missing from the Camp fire, and the House sweep of Orange County.

Today, Johnny discusses the midterm results and what to expect for 2020, which propositions passed in California and what it means for the future of California, the fires hitting Los Angeles and Trump’s tweets regarding the fires.

Today, Johnny is joined by longtime guest, Johnny Venom, to discuss why Angelenos believe low housing isn’t the reason for high rents, if Los Angeles should start a public bank, and what will Proposition 12 do if passed by voters.

In the second hour, Johnny explains why people must go out and vote, and why politicians are being attacked in public.

Today, Johnny is joined by longtime guest, Johnny Venom, to discuss how automation will affect jobs in Los Angeles and what the Music Modernization Act means for the music business.

In the second hour, Johnny is joined by Mo'Kelly from KFI, to discuss the murdering of Jamal Khashoggi and the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees.