The Chip Franklin Show

Chip and Nikki talk about the police officer who shot a man in his apartment, thinking it was her apartment. They take your calls on the issue.

Chip and Nikki talk about whether cities and towns scrortched by fires should be rebuilt.

Chip and Nikki talk with Mike German about his time in the FBI, whistleblowing, and combating white supremacy. His book Disrupt, Discredit, and Divide is available now.

Chip and Nikki talk about the right's wild attacks on Gretta Thurnberg for trying to bring climate change to the forefront of the International conversation.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has formally announced that impeachment proceedings will take place in the House. Chip and Nikki talk to Marc Fisher from the Washington Post about the latest.

Chip and Nikki discuss the fact that Trump insights violence in the wake of a soldier being arrested for plotting mass casualities.

Chip and Nikki talk to SF BOS candidate Dean Preston about making more streets in San Francisco biker and pedestrian friendly.

Chip and Nikki talk to actor and author George Takei about his family’s time in Japanese internment camps during WW2, George's activism, and the role social media has played in giving him a platform to connect with new generations of Americans. His new book, They Called Us Enemy is available now.

Groups in Berkeley are calling for the removal of the "Gourmet Ghetto" name from one of it's neighborhoods. Chip and Nikki discuss and take your calls.

CAIR-SFBA's Civil Rights & Legal Services Coordinator Ammad Rafiqi talks with Chip and Nikki about U.S. junior national squash player Fatima Abdelrahman being forced to remove her hijab on an Air Canada Flight to the Bay Area.