The Chip Franklin Show

Staff surgeon and SF native Admiral Colin Chinn, M.D calls in to discuss how he's working to help “long haulers” get back to normal. He’s collaborates with medical and pharmaceutical experts, including Dr. Fauci’s team at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, to develop a new therapy that may reduce and prevent some of the long-term effects many patients are experiencing. 

+ Next superbug of the future

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ABC News correspondent Mark Remillard calls in to discuss how President Trump is encouraging voters who may have already voted absentee to look into changing their votes.  

New COVID 411.

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Alex Stone with ABC News joins to discuss the murder hornet nest found in Washington State, and the approach over the weekend on how they were extracted and found.

Your calls on your current biggest concerns.

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A judge orders that nearly half of the inmates at San Quentin be released because of the Covid-19 outbreak. The Governor is not tipping his hand as to what he may do but some say releasing inmates is the best solution while others are advocating for transfers. Where should the inmates go?  Home or elsewhere?  Should we create San Quentin Covid Island?  Your calls + former San Quentin inmate joins to discuss.

NASA has confirmed today, for the first time, that its Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) has discovered that there is water on the Moon! ABC News correspondent Mark Remillard calls in to further elaborate.

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Hurricane force winds and local news with legendary Coca Cola sign to be removed for the first time since 1937.

ABC News Correspondent Andy Fields joins to discuss Mike Pence's decision to continue on to the campaign trail despite 5 positive COVID-19 cases in his inner circle. 

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The Nation's National Affairs correspondent John Nichols calls in to chat about what was most bothersome and concerning in last nights final 2020 presidential debate,  

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Personal finance columnist of the Washington Post Michelle Singeltary calls in to elaborate on latest column titled: "Being Black lowers the value of my home: The legacy of redlining." 

Climate scientist Peter Calmus joins the show to discuss climate change debate discussion, and biggest climate change concerns.

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ABC News Correspondent Andy Field calls in to reflect on last nights final 2020 presidential debate.

Washington Post political analyst reporter Amber Philips joins to discuss what Biden's comments about non-renewable sources of energy really mean to both parties.

Update on Hunter Biden: Republican led senate homeland security and finance committee determined that there's no eveidence that Hunter Biden's position created a conflict of interest when it came to U.S. foreign policy.

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Epidemiologist, health economist, Senior Fellow at the Federation of American Scientists in Washington DC, and Chief Health Economist for Microclinic International Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding joins to discuss what's to come of COVID-19, efficient tests, and safety. He was recognized as one of the first to alert the public on the pandemic risk of COVID-19, and is currently part of FAS’s work to stop COVID misinformation, and communication with lay public.

Primetimer.com TV critic Aaron Barnhart calls in to reflect on styles of debates, the importance of debates, and movies.

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California's 23rd district U.S. Representative Candidate Kim Magone calls in to reflect on last nights debate, and upcoming election.

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