SB 592 would broaden jury pools to include all tax filers in order to create more representative juries by race and socioeconomic status.

Another Republican calls out Trump. How the Trump administration’s response to Covid-19 has been a bumbling mess.

Named LinkedIn’s Top Voice in Technology, Shelly Palmer, CEO of The Palmer Group, talks about the recent Twitter hack and Russians hacking vaccine companies.

Chip talks to Robert Samuels from the Washington Post about A white teacher navigates wokeness in an effort to be a better ally

Chip talks to Washington Post Education Reporter Laura Meckler about reopening schools in the age of coronavirus.

Chip talks about how Qanon affiliated candidates are starting to win elections and how a noose on the city logo of a NorCal town has got to go.

Chip talks to political commentator Lisa Durden about how racism at the top of American government is impacting black and brown communities.

Rachel Lerman, technology reporter for The Washington Post based in San Francisco, join the show sometime this week to discuss her latest piece: The conservative alternative to Twitter wants to be a place for free speech for all. It turns out, rules still apply.

Chip discusses the recent spike in coronavirus cases in California and nationally as well as President Trump's refusal to recognize that communities of color have it tougher when it comes to run ins with police.

Chip talks to Washington Post Media Critic Erik Wemple about why Tucker Carlson's racist schtick is a ratings grabber for Fox News. Then he takes your calls on schools reopening or not in the coming weeks.