Chip talks to Washington Post White House reporter Toluse Olorunnipa about how loosened restrictions are seen as a "return to normal" for many and whether that mean Covid-19 infections will jump as we head into Summer.

Chip takes your calls about protests to reopen the state following protests in Sacramento and Orange County.

Chip talks to Dr. John Swartzberg, Professor Emeritus from the UC Berkeley - UCSF Joint Medical Program about whether we should be talking about reopening the economy in the face of growing Covid-19 infections.

Chip chats with Washington Post National Political Reporter Holly Bailey about whether coronavirus will die down in the Summer.

Chip talks with Washington Post Political Reporter Amber Phillips about Tara Reade's allegation of sexual misconduct against former Vice President Joe Biden.

Leading public health expert and epidemiologist Dr. Paul Zeitz, a former Obama and Trump administration official, together with top business, government, and policy experts have unveiled a new, people-first plan to combat the coronavirus.

Is the 2nd wave of the Corona virus going to become a lawsuit pandemic? Jacqueline Alemany, the author of Power Up, an early morning newsletter featuring news critical to the nation’s many power centers breaks down the tensions between science and politics.

Six months since Covid-19 was discovered, what does this disease look like now? Chip talks with Joel Achenbach, science and politics writer for The Washington Post's National desk.

Former FBI Assistant Director, NBC News National Security Contributor Frank Figluizzi talks with Chip about Trump's "Bombshell Report" on Michael Flynn.

We haven’t spoken much about Russia and Covid. Did Putin screw the pooch? Dr. Michael Carpenter, Managing Director Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement brings his expertise to the conversation.

Dr. Abby Lev, Clinical Psychologist from San Francisco discusses what she’s hearing from clients during this pandemic and gives some tips on how to look out for yourself.

Listeners pick up the phone to chat with Chip, and they have a lot on their minds.