The Chip Franklin Show

Chip talks to Washington Post Health Reporter Leonard Bernstein on how younger people are spreading Covid-19 to their parents and other older folks they are living with. He takes your calls on what you think about kids returning to school.

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Chip talks to CNET Editor in Chief Connie Guglielmo, about Facebook, Apple and other big tech firms testifying before Congress.

Chip talks to terrorism expert, former Navy officer, and NBC News contributor Malcolm Nance about the feds beginning to withdraw from Portland and whether President Trump would send them to other cities after such a catastrophic backfire.

Chip chats with the San Francisco Examiner’s Nicholas Chan about layoffs impacting concession workers at Oracle and Chase stadiums.

Bay Area parents will soon face the difficult decision of whether to let their kids go back to school, but there's not much information to help guide them. Chip asks "What would you do?" He takes your calls.

Chip talks about Donald Trump Jr.'s messages of support for an oddball doctor being taken down on many of his social media sites and asks who should be the arbitor of what is considered harmful or offensive.

Chip chats with State Assemblymember Phil Ting about what California lawmakers are doing to help stem the tide of economic catastrophe due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chip talks to Washington Post Immigration Reporter Nick Miroff about the latest on protests in Portland and Bill Barr's testimony before the House.

Chip talks to City Health president Shelley Hearne about disease exposure on public transit and what steps need to be taken to make sure riders don't get infected with COvid-19.

Chip chats with longtime San Francisco Chronicle sports writer Bruce Jenkins about the return of sports during the Covid-19 pandemic and how Major League Baseball is really no help to other leagues getting set to continue their seasons.