Chip and Nikki talk about the sentencing of Felicity Huffman and the larger college cheating scandal.

Chip and Nikki discuss whether a judge who went easy in the minds of many on a rapist should have been fired from his new job as a girls tennis coach.

Cyclists are mad because Berkeley is ticketing them for not stopping fully at stop signs. Car drivers are cheering. Chip and Nikki discuss who is correct.

Bob Kuttner co-founder and co-editor of the American Prospect and author of THE STAKES: 2020 and the Survival of American Democracy talks with Chip and Nikki about what it will take to turn america around in 2020. Kutner says promises of going back to politics as usual won't beat Trump because out "normal politics" is what got us here to begin with.

Chip and Nikki talk about California's new rent control law and whether it is fair for landlords. They take your calls.

Chip and Nikki discuss whether California's new law governing Lyft, Uber and other gig economy jobs is a good idea.

Madonna is not allowing cell phone use during her next tour which includes 3 shows in San Francisco. Chip and Nikki take your calls.

Chip and Nikki talk about the battle between privacy and security in out post 9/11 era.

The Trump Administration comes after California for not addressing its homelessness problems. Chip and Nikki talk to attorney Randy Zelin about whether the government has a leg to stand on.

A CA health official has resigned following a social media tirade comparing anti-vaxxers to flat earthers. Chip wonders what's so wrong about the comparison?