Mark Thompson joins Conway after being hospitalized...what happened?Alex Stone, Tariffs driving up the prices of prized imported avocados at the grocery stores. Olive oil from Italy could rise.  Even domestic beer prices are expected to rise because of the cost of steel for beer cans, steel fermenting tanks, and kegs // Thunderstorms hit So Cal. Losing the connection with others...Sal Kilmer of the Inland Empire. Mike Trout annual  // Thnderstorm over us. // Jeff “Chappy” Chapman, Manager of VIP & ambassador Program // Its Santa Anita Derby Day Saturday

Petros visits to call out the Foosh for destroying TIm Cates birthday Fruit Tart. Golden Mike Award // The Seas were rough between Antarctica and South America; passengers speak out about being rocked by enormous waves. Up to 40 feet  // Motorcyclist dragged by car in violent road rage incident in Riverside caught on video // Tim Cates, Dodger Talk and PMS producer’s birthday and Foosh destroyed his Fruit Tart. 

Ted Ziegenbusch started Love Songs on the KOST. Santa Anita Derby Day // Dean Sharp, The House Whisperer talks cabinets // More with Dean Sharp and cabinets Big Show! Big Santa Anita Debry Saturday 

Tim Conway Jr. opens the show by honoring the late Val Kilmer, reflecting on his iconic roles and enduring legacy. He then discusses the excitement surrounding the Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani MVP bobblehead giveaway, noting that fans began lining up as early as 5:30 a.m. to secure the coveted item. Additionally, Tim covers The Woody Show's Menace and his ambitious 40-mile walk from Burbank to Disneyland, highlighting the dedication and challenges of the journey. The hour wraps up with Tim sharing his newfound appreciation for the middle finger emoji, adding a humorous touch to the conversation.

Tim and Bellio humorously negotiate the possibility of Bellio embarking on a cross-country walk to Disney World, aiming to outdo Menace's recent trek from Burbank to Disneyland. KFI's own Amy King joins the conversation to spotlight the Pasadena Humane Society's upcoming Wiggle Waggle Walk, sharing details about the event and its mission. Later, Tim welcomes California gubernatorial candidate Stephen Cloobeck, who discusses his campaign, background, and plans to enhance life in Los Angeles, emphasizing his real estate expertise.

Tim Conway Jr. welcomes LA Kings' esteemed broadcaster, Nick Nickson, discussing his remarkable 44-year career and upcoming retirement. Following this, AM 570 Dodgers Radio host, Petros Papadakis, joins to delve into the excitement surrounding the Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani bobblehead night and the team's latest updates. The hour wraps up with Tim addressing the unfortunate theft of a memorial plaque dedicated to a Las Vegas shooting victim, highlighting the community's response to this disheartening event.

Tim opens the show with KFI’s own Michael Monks, who talks about the LA City Council vote on homelessness management. And the federal court and other accounting audits are mad at LAHSA, due to poor accounting practices. // April 1st 2025, may be remembered as the day LAHSA died. Is LA County going to do something about L.A. Homeless problems. Michael Monks has more detailed on the vote that could change everything. Was it mismanagement or corruption? // Traffic is always a nightmare in L.A. but tonight will be even worse due to three events happening around the same time within a five-mile radius of one another. // Latest on the Michigan couple locked up in Mexico over a dispute with their timeshare. 

Tim Conway Jr. kicks off the hour by discussing the intensified enforcement of distracted driving laws in Los Angeles, emphasizing the dangers of using cell phones behind the wheel. Conway then shares personal anecdotes about unintentional phone use while driving and humorously discovers the 'middle finger' emoji. The conversation shifts to the Los Angeles Dodgers accepting an invitation to the White House to celebrate their 2024 World Series victory, maintaining a cherished tradition. Tim also highlights the recent recognition of The Tim Conway Jr. Show as the #1 show in the Inland Empire, as voted by LA Times readers. The hour wraps up with a discussion on the financial struggles of Du-Par's Restaurant & Bakery, an iconic LA institution striving to keep its doors open.

Special Elections are being held in Wisconsin and Florida and the voting just stopped a few seconds ago. Tim reviews the results and discusses what’s at stake on the ballot as well as breaking down the victories in Florida for the Republican party. And there's a parrot that sings the most annoying song, ‘Baby Shark,’ which Tim declares is even more annoying than the original version. And KFI’s own Angel Martinez reveals some fun facts about her pet bird. // For the Wisconsin Special Election voter ID is one of the things on the ballot as the results continue to come in, that is still undecided. Also, Sony has cast the new Beatles biopics, as each one of the Beatles will get their own film, and Conway was surprised that the ‘stars’ are not more well-known. And Hooter’s is changing its approach to dining as they just filed for bankruptcy, so accordingly will have to make some changes. // There are two trending NFL stories: one pertaining to Richard Sherman and the other pertaining to the infamous ‘tush push.’ // Are Diet drinks actually bad for you? Tim breaks down the latest studies on how Diet beverages may actually make you hungrier.  

4:05- Guest: Alex Stone- Butch and Suni made their return two weeks ago after spending 9 months in space and finally speaking to news outlets about their experience + the 75th Golden Mike Awards winners. 
 
4:20pm – Conservative cable channel Newsmax spikes more than 700% in first trading day on NYSE 
 And the up-coming weather with Tim Jr. 
 
4:35—Le Petit Four on Sunset strip will remain open after all it was flooded by diners; saving it from closing and 212K pounds of egg substitutes recalled over concerns it contains bleach. 
 
4:50 pm – Crews lay first layers of soil for wildlife crossing over 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills