Steve and Kristen are joined by Comedian Adam Yenser to talk about saving comedy from cancel culture, what it was like to be an insider when the mob came for Ellen Degeneres, and Twitter's CEO vs the First Amendment.

Author Joel Kotkin joins us to discuss the real reasons behind CA’s severe housing affordability problem, why densification is not the answer, and what we can do to preserve the American dream for the next generation.

Conservative environmentalist, Benji Backer, joins us today for a fascinating discussion on why conservatives should embrace climate change realism and become the driving force behind market-based solutions that finally put the environment first.

Steve and Kristen talk to Frank Xu and Dr. Wenyuan Wu from Californians for Equal Rights, the group that took down Prop 16, despite the overwhelming odds

Steve and Kristen chat with the former host of Radio Califonia Libre, Pablo Kleinman. They talk about the cancellation of the only center-right radio show on Univision, the dark history of Cesar Chavez, and why Latinos are leaving the Democrat party in droves.

Steve and Kristen sit down with Carol Roth, author of the War on Small Business to talk about how the pandemic decimated small businesses, how the government bailouts didn't help, and who was voted the worst governor in America.

Kristin gets a firsthand account of what it is like to be homeless on the streets in San Francisco, thanks to today's guest, Thomas Wolf, recovery and drug policy advocate. Thomas talks about his experience and what worked to get him on the road to recovery.

Today, Steve and Kristen turn their attention to the global stage for a chat with Elbridge Colby, author of The Strategy of Denial: American Defense in an Age of Great Power Conflict. They talk about China's plan for global domination and what America needs to do to remain the leader of the Free World.

Steve and Kristen chat with Corey DeAngelis, National Director of Research, American Federation for Children. They talk about what the School Choice movement is, bills that will possibly be on the ballot next year in California, and how it's affecting not only California but every election across the country.

Steve and Kristen talk to Michael Shellenbeger, author of the new book, San Fransicko. He breaks down why the homeless problem continues to grow, and why the progressive policies hurt more than they help.