The Bill Handel Show

CARE courts open in a month, but some families have doubts. Auto strike looms, threatening to shut Detroit’s Big 3. More remote workers are willing to move in order to find affordable housing. The conservative boycott playbook is kind of working.

Amy King and SPECIAL GUEST Fred Roggin join Bill for Handel on the News. Kim Jong-un and Putin plan to meet in Russia to discuss weapons. 12th bus carryinh migrants from Texas arrives in Los Angeles. Dodgers’ pitcher Julio Urias arrested, accused of felony domestic violence. NASA’s SpaceX Crew-6 astronauts splash down near Florida. The Rolling Stones announce “Hackney Diamonds,” first studio album in 18 years. Jill Biden: First lady tests positive for Covid-19, White House announces. Bearded lads more attractive to women. 23 healthcare workers arrested after protesting outside Kaiser Permanente hospital in Hollywood.

Wayne Resnick hosts your Monday Bill Handel Show. Rod Pyle joins Wayne to discuss his podcast: This Week in Space. The show shifts gears to heavy petting and the show wraps talking about kid food for adults.

Wayne Resnick hosts your Monday Bill Handel Show. Halloween is now the busiest time at theme parks. 3rd Party Health: RSV Vaccine. James Jenkins from Valencourt Books joins the program.

Wayne Resnick hosts Handel on the News alongside Amy King. Benefit concert held for victims of Cook’s Corner mass shooting. Arrest made in homicide, assault of 2 elderly victims in Whittier. Roads out of Burning Man may reopen today for tens of thousands of people still trapped. ‘Margaritaville’ singer Jimmy Buffet, who turned beach-bum life into an empire, dies at 76. New SNAP work requirements now in effect: Here’s who qualifies and what’s changing.

California state officials voted on Thursday to allow more fossil gas storage at Aliso Canyon. Advocates push to limit solitary confinement in California jails.

Will L.A ever produce more gimmicky, loveable, pitchmen like Cal Worthington? Tech billionaires plan to build a California city from scratch. The history of presidential campaigns and the songs associated with them.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King join Bill for Handel on the News. California panel votes to increase storage capacity at site of worst U.S. methane leak. Mitch McConnell is ‘medically clear’ to continue work, U.S. Capitol doctor says. Fulton County judge gives green light for Trump Georgia 2020 election case to be televised. 50 Cent throws mic, injures woman at Crypto.com Arena concert.

Host of “How To Money” Joel Larsgaard joins Bill to talk buying groceries online saving you time, but cost you money. He explains why now is the worst time to upgrade your phone, and why Visa and Mastercard are aiming to increase their fees just as a bill has been proposed to increase competition in the space. Then, host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” comes on the show to talk about Eminem issuing a cease and desist to Vivek Ramaswamy regarding his music, The Golden Bachelor, and Netflix announcing what new programming will be coming in the Fall.

Mitch McConnell’s frozen moment renews questions about America’s aged leaders. The California “Delete Act” takes aim at data brokers that harvest and sell your personal information. Governments have put $1BIL toward making better meat alternatives; a lot more is needed. Psychedelic therapies show promise. Is California ready to bring them into the mainstream?