The Academy Awards are just days away, which means it's a mad scramble for stars to finalize those red carpet looks! Stylist Anya Sarre took time out of her hectic schedule to join Jason and Bobby to talk about what to expect from celebrity style at the Oscars. Anya discusses some of the do's and don's for men and women on the red carpet, and shares some of her favorite looks from the crowded award season.

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KTLA Entertainment reporter Sam Rubin is back to talk Oscars 2020! Jason, Bobby, and Sam go through each of the major categories and share who they think will take home the Academy Awards. They also talk about the crowded awards season, and how the previous awards shows may provide insight into what goes down Oscars night. KTLA's coverage live from the red carpet begins Sunday, February 9th at 1pm.

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Last year, KTLA anchor Frank Buckley and Producer Bobby met basketball legend Kobe Bryant when the former L.A. Laker joined Frank in conversation at the Mamba Sports Academy for Frank Buckley Interviews. Almost a year later to the day, a tragic helicopter crash claimed the lives of the 9 passengers onboard, which included Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna. Frank joins Jason and Bobby to reflect on their meeting with Kobe and the impression he left. They also discuss the impact of his legacy on the city of Los Angeles, and the journalistic response to the news of his death.

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Jennifer McGraw is one of the newest reporters in the KTLA family, having joined the station in July 2019. Jennifer has covered stories in Idaho, Kentucky, and Northern California, but as a Southland native, Jennifer's dream has always been to return to Los Angeles. Jennifer, Jason, and Bobby chat about everything from horse racing, to the Dodgers, to Burning Man and the finer points of EDM, to poodles. Plus Jennifer sings one of her famous jingles!

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KTLA reporter Carlos Saucedo is currently training to compete in the Spartan Race— a rigorous course fraught with challenging obstacles, which is not unlike Carlos's own career. Raised in Montebello, Carlos's broadcasting career began as a reporter and bureau chief in Waco, Texas. Carlos reveals that he was actually fired from that position, and it brought him to a crossroads where he considered giving up on his dreams of telling stories. He persisted, and landed a job back in California at a news station in Fresno. Eventually, Carlos achieved a goal he once thought unreachable: Working as a broadcaster in Los Angeles, and sharing stories in the community he grew up in. Now, Carlos hopes to give encouragement and inspiration to the next generation of future journalists.

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Caitlyn Becker is an Emmy-winning correspondent on DailyMailTV and entertainment journalist. She can also be seen weekdays on the KTLA News at 3PM. The Jersey native says, "I have never bitten my tongue in my life," and this episode of the podcast is no exception! Caitlyn dishes on how Kellyanne Conway helped her land her first TV job, how she accidentally ignited a boy bad feud between NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys, and why Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is better than The Prisoner of Azkaban. Caitlyn also reveals which celebrities she has interviewed that have been less than pleasant. We're spilling tea and naming names!

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On this episode in the office, Jason and Bobby are joined by KTLA sports anchor and reporter David "Ping" Pingalore. He shares the origins of his nickname Ping, and coming up as a sports journalist in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio before settling in Los Angeles. Ping also recounts some career highlights, including interviewing (and partying) with a young LeBron James during his Cleveland days, and playing nine holes of golf with the legendary Arnold Palmer. Ping also shares his Super Bowl predictions.

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In this episode, it's a fun chat with KTLA reporter Erin Myers! Erin recounts having to unexpectedly cover breaking news live on the air on her first day at KTLA. She also talks about her distinguished "cat lady" status, and shares stories about her 5 cats and 2 dogs. Erin also talks about her training for the Los Angeles Marathon, and the very special reason why she decided to participate this year.

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Mel Robbins is a motivational speaker, author, and host of The Mel Robbins Show, which airs nationwide and on KTLA at 4PM. Mel shares how failure is essential to growth, and reveals the personal struggles she lived through and learned from that ultimately led her to success. Mel also explains why you should stop following your passion, and reveals the thing you should do instead. Plus, she breaks down the 5 Second Rule, and how to use it to achieve your goals.

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On this episode of the podcast, KTLA reporter Steve Kuzj tries to convince us he's not a superhero. Steve breaks down his family history, and the origin of his unique name. He shares how he originally wanted to be "the world's greatest fighter," and how he eventually landed in journalism. Steve also talks about his martial arts training, his time in the boy scouts, and his life as a father.

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