KTLA reporter Elizabeth Espinosa stops by the News Director's Office for a lively conversation. Elizabeth talks about growing up in L.A.'s South Bay. She shares why she decided to become a reporter despite originally wanting to pursue a career as a lawyer. Elizabeth also opens up about her special relationship with her brother, Christian, and she talks about her preparations for running the L.A. Marathon.

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Jesse Palmer stops by the News Director's Office and chats about "The 4 F's": Football, fitness, food & French bulldogs." He talks about his time as a professional athlete, and how that led him to a career in broadcasting and hosting. He also shares how he manages to stay healthy and why he's obsessed with his French bulldog, Tuuli. Jesse also talks about his work on DailyMailTV and his time on "The Bachelor."

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KTLA 5 news anchor and reporter Courtney Friel joins the News Director's Office and opens up about a number of personal topics, including how meditation has helped change her life. Courtney reveals how she manages to maintain a positive outlook, and shares some of her past struggles that lead her to sobriety.

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Lisa Pease is the author of "A Lie Too Big to Fail: The Real History of the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy." In the heavily researched book, Lisa lays out how witnesses with evidence of conspiracy were silenced by the LAPD; how evidence was deliberately altered and, in some instances, destroyed; and how the justice system and the media failed to present the truth of the case to the public. Lisa joins the podcast to discuss her research, her findings, and more.

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It's our 50th episode of the podcast! Jason and Producer Bobby celebrate the milestone by taking a look back at some of their favorite guests and moments.

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Christiana Cacciapuoti and Ryan Reed of MadHive break down blockchain, and its role in digital advertising. They explain MadHive's mission towards "Transforming programmatic from a guess economy into an evidence economy." They also discuss the importance of data privacy, and Christina shares how her non-profit, AdLedger, is working to "further trust and transparency within the digital media space."

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Howard Tullman is is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist, educator, and art collector. He is the Executive Director of the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship at Illinois Tech in Chicago. In this episode, Howard joins Jason and Bobby to discuss the direction of innovation and technology, and how the future is coming faster than ever before.

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For the first time, Jason leaves the comforts of his office for a visit to the 5 Live studio to chat with Samantha Cortese, Natalie Lizarraga, and Andy Riesmeyer. Sam, Natalie, and Andy share how they've teamed up to bring their unique perspectives to KTLA's online-only show. They explain how they're able to make more meaningful connections with their audience, and how 5 Live has evolved into the show it is now.

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Mark Kriski has been a KTLA fixture for over 2 decades since the beginning of the KTLA 5 Morning News. Mark stops by the News Director's Office to share stories from his early days working in radio in Canada, and how he finally ended up in Los Angeles. Mark also chats about the evolution of the KTLA Morning News, and how he fell into professional ring announcing for boxing and mixed martial arts.

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