The Andy Riesmeyer Show Hour 1 (7.8)  

The ceasefire is over! Trump declares the US deal with Iran finished after the IRGC launched new airstrikes on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. He doesn’t think it’ll escalate to full-scale war, but notes that as part of the original agreement, Iran can no longer charge service fees for ships passing through. Trump also explained why he’s flying the old Air Force One back from Turkey instead of the new one, openly acknowledging “I’m No. 1 on the kill list for Iran.”  

In Boyle Heights, rats are on the move after the massive cold-storage warehouse fire at Linear Logistics left 85 million pounds of food rotting. The new daylighting laws kick in across LA — no more parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk — and Fryman Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains is now charging for parking on the San Fernando Valley side. Meanwhile, concerns are growing about a possible cancer cluster in the Orange County neighborhood of Ladera Ranch, drawing comparisons to the elevated cancer rates near the old Santa Susana Field Lab in Simi Valley. 

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The Andy Riesmeyer Show Hour 2 (7.8)  

Actor and longtime environmentalist Ed Begley Jr. and his daughter Hayden Begley call in to chat with Andy about their upcoming benefit performance of David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Proof” at the El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood, running July 23–26. The production holds special meaning as it marks the 10-year anniversary of Ed’s Parkinson’s diagnosis. Ed also reflects on his decades-long environmental advocacy — from warning about pollution, microplastics, and sustainability since the 1970s to his innovative home-building tricks like using shredded blue jeans for insulation.  

Meanwhile, families in Ladera Ranch, Orange County, are raising alarms over a cluster of children diagnosed with the rare bone cancer Ewing sarcoma, with five families in the community of about 25,000 affected and questions swirling about possible links to pesticides.  

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The Andy Riesmeyer Show Hour 3 (7.8)  

Andy kicks things off with a comedy inception — doing his impression of Tim Conway Jr. doing his impression of Jay Leno — before diving into “untouchable” stories, those heartfelt works of art made in memory of a lost loved one that you just can’t criticize even if they suck.  

Crozier proudly reps his lifelong Clippers fandom (complete with the full wardrobe) and is loving that the Lakers are struggling now that LeBron is out of the picture — but we can all agree the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders can still get it.  

In wild news, a group of teens in Northern California were caught shooting guns out of a Waymo, but the AI alerted police, the car was remotely disabled with a fake “mechanical issue” excuse, and five officers were waiting when it stopped. Andy, a proud Hoosier who once couldn’t wait to escape Indiana, now watches his hometown rank as one of the best places to live in America 15 years later. And parents online are cheering a fed-up dad who finally snapped and chucked his annoying teenage son’s Nintendo Switch out the car window.

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The Andy Riesmeyer Show Hour 4 (7.8)  

Stanford scientists have developed a game-changing tiny implant placed behind the retina that’s restoring vision for blind patients — with most people in clinical trials seeing significant improvement. 

Andy breaks down the nasty fallout from the massive Linear Logistics cold-storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, where 85 million pounds of rotting food has triggered a full-blown rat explosion, sending the vermin migrating through the stinky neighborhood in search of new meals.  

Andy then sits down with legendary actor and environmentalist Ed Begley Jr. and his daughter Hayden Begley to talk about their upcoming father-daughter production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Proof” at the El Portal Theatre (July 23–26), which holds special meaning as it marks the 10th anniversary of Ed’s Parkinson’s diagnosis. The pair also chat about their two upcoming movies together — “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off” and “Strange, But Perfect” — while Ed expresses pride that LA’s smog levels are dramatically better than they were back in the ’70s. 

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The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (7.7)  

Buckle up — this episode goes OFF. Andy Reismeyerin  for TIm Conway Jr.  

We're breaking down the new Oura Ring and its next-gen sleep tracking that now clocks YOUR sleep and your partner's (creepy or genius? you decide 💍). Then things get dark: longevity king Bryan Johnson just revealed an incurable condition where his stomach is basically digesting itself — and we're asking the question nobody wants to say out loud... is popping ONE HUNDRED supplements a day about the problem? ️ 

Plus, SoCal is about to bake with temps peaking midweek, Andy shares a vacation story so embarrassing it'll humble YOU by association (and yes, we settle the age-old debate: can you whistle?). 

Then the wild stuff: a former Pfizer HQ in Midtown Manhattan is SAGGING and feared on the verge of collapse, an Encino fire creeps dangerously close to homes, some genius crashes a drone into an LAPD chopper, a $1.3M luxury auto theft ring gets busted in L.A., and California DMV testing "irregularities" mean thousands may have to RETAKE their exam or lose their license.  

We want to hear from YOU: What's the dumbest thing you've ever done? Ever stolen anything?  

Tap in. It's chaos.  

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Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 2 (7.7) 

We sit down with author Eric Barrett — Jimi Hendrix's road manager, fixer, and confidant from 1968 to 1970 — whose new Simon & Schuster memoir 'Experienced: On the Road with Jimi Hendrix' pulls back the curtain on rock's wildest era. 🎸 This is the guy who was THERE for it all: Hendrix, Bowie, The Beatles, and the legendary highs and lows the history books never told you about. Never-before-heard stories, insider secrets, and the kind of tales only a trusted insider can tell. 👀 (Book drops August 4 — catch the signing at Book Soup on Sunset Blvd 📚✍️) 

Then we hit the Talkbacks and things get GLORIOUSLY unhinged 😂: the saga of The Ice Cream Man and Crozier's crime against him 🍦, Voodoo Soup, fires in Ladera Ranch 🔥, the Inhaler Whistler, and Reismeyer's German man trying way too hard for an English accent. 🎭 

Plus — Andy's deep, unexplainable obsession with trains 🚂, Miniature Wonderland, and even MORE talkbacks to close it out. 

Tap in. Legends, laughs, and chaos. 🎧 

 

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The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 3 (7.7) 

 

Hour 2 goes big, and Flash Shelton is IN STUDIO. 🎙️ 

Flash is the anti-squatter activist homeowners call when strangers take over their property — star of SQUATTERS on A&E.  It all started when someone squatted at his mom's place after his dad passed away. He turned that fight into a business, and A&E turned it into a show where you watch his one-of-a-kind process of getting squatters OUT and families back where they belong.  

Then we go deeper: this ISN'T about homelessness.  It's about people breaking into homes and gaming the system — entitled, narcissistic opportunists who don't care about the homeowners they're displacing, many of them elderly. Flash is fighting back.  

Plus the SoCal fire roundup: OCFA's 5-acre Ladera Ranch brush fire and air quality concerns, the 200-acre Volcano Fire, and fresh evacuation orders near Murrieta as flames tear through heavy brush in the La Cresta area.  

And the fun stuff: Thrifty Ice Cream and their sadly abandoned counter 🍦, why we're suckers for the fancy scoops (Salt & Straw, Brewsters, Handel's), and the wild story of a Ford worker FIRED over an alleged cookie theft.  

Tap in. Chaos, cones, and cookies. 🎧 

 

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The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 4 (7.7) 

Hour 3 brings two must-hear guests. 

First, author Eric Barrett returns — Jimi Hendrix's road manager, fixer, and confidant from 1968 to 1970. His new Simon & Schuster memoir 'Experienced: On the Road with Jimi Hendrix' opens the vault on rock's most legendary era, from Hendrix to Bowie to The Beatles. As a trusted insider, Barrett lived through the highs and lows about the history of books left out, and he's got the never-before-heard stories to prove it. The book drops August 4, with a signing at Book Soup on Sunset Blvd. 

Then we bring in Flash Shelton, star of SQUATTERS on A&E — the anti-squatter activist homeowners call when someone takes over their property. It all started when a stranger moved into his late father's home and squatted on his mom's place. He turned the fight into a business, and A&E turned it into a show where you watch his unique process of getting squatters out and families back where they belong. 

We go deeper with Flash on why this isn't a story about homelessness — it's about people breaking into homes and exploiting the system. Entitled, narcissistic opportunists who don't care about the homeowners they're displacing, many of them elderly. It's a system being gamed, and Flash is fighting back. 

Tap in. 

 

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The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (7.6)  

Lou Penrose fills in for Tim Conway Jr. and it's an absolute powder keg. Newport Beach's Fourth of July spirals into full-blown chaos — riots, looting, and a TikTok takeover where every wannabe "reporter" is roaming the sand with a microphone in one hand and a White Claw in the other. 403 people arrested. NBPD body-cam audio that's straight-up unhinged. 

Then: the Newport melee deepens. Where did these kids even come from? Word is Nevada and Arizona rolled in to trash the city. Fake IDs, public intox, fireworks busts, and more jaw-dropping police body-cam. "Disheartening" — that's your SAT word of the day, straight outta USC. 

Talkbacks light up the lines. Callers react to the viral flash mob footage: cops on horseback charging the crowd, batons out, illegal fireworks detonating across the beach, fights erupting, people sprinting through the streets, and looting at the local Pavilions. Roman candles and police summons everywhere. 

And to close it out — Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee learns the hard way that his $250,000 Ferrari has no stereo. Turns out that was Enzo Ferrari's whole philosophy: no radio, so the driver hears nothing but the engine. 

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Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 2 (7.6) 

Lou Penrose fills in for Tim Conway Jr. and kicks it off with the economy. Microsoft moves to cut 4,800 jobs, joining the wave of AI-driven tech layoffs. Is AI the golden goose — or is it killing the egg? Lou breaks down the "good jobs" myth, the sneaky shift from "Made in USA" to "Assembled in USA," and how decades of trade policy shipped millions of manufacturing jobs overseas. Electronics, textiles, toys — nearly all made abroad now. Can we actually win the race to bring jobs back? 

Then Lou lays out his plan to survive post-AI America. Remember when products came with a lifetime warranty? Now it's three years, if that. Case in point: Mr. Coffee "commercial grade" — they shuttered the U.S. plant, shipped it to China, and now it's junk. 

News hits fast: Team USA's World Cup dreams get crushed 4-1 by Belgium. A brush fire in Castaic shuts down 5 Freeway lanes and triggers an evacuation warning. And in San Diego, over $25,000 in one-dollar bills gets stolen from a Kearny Mesa gentlemen's club — the owner suspects an inside job after the masked burglar used a fired manager's security codes. 

Plus: thieves are hunting beachgoers who stash valuables in their cars, and Domino's crashes the value-meal wars with its "Best Deal Ever" — any size, any toppings, any crust for just $9.99.

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