Gary and Shannon

HOUR 2 (10/21): Netflix is shaking up its creative leadership, but will that solve the endless scroll for something worth watching? Gary and Shannon also cover Southern California’s flood and surf threats and charges against parents accused of allowing dangerous e-motorcycle riding before their son’s fatal crash. Then, a man allegedly restrained his wife to watch football “in peace,” and listeners weigh in: ...

HOUR 3 (10/21): Can AI help change how we treat cancer? City of Hope’s Dr. Stephen Foreman joins Gary and Shannon to discuss promising pancreatic cancer research, immunotherapy and the push for more personalized care. Plus, California’s flood watch has everyone reaching for their galoshes, and tomorrow’s News & Brews at BJ’s in Westlake Village comes with some unexpected swag. Yes, nipple pasties enter t...

HOUR 1 (10/20): After careful consideration, Jay-Z reportedly chooses himself for Super Bowl halftime. Gary and Shannon discuss the pick, a Star Wars-themed game broadcast and Thursday’s News & Brews at BJ’s in Westlake Village, where a live podcast might join the festivities. Plus, the undefeated 49ers, a World Series guaranteed to crown a first-time champion, Ukraine’s questions about delayed defenses and wh...

HOUR 2 (10/20): Elmer’s boom pole gets top billing as Gary and Shannon unpack Lindsey Horvath’s endorsement of Nithya Raman and question why the LAHSA mess hasn’t weighed more heavily on Karen Bass. Then, are school-issued laptops teaching kids or delivering YouTube distractions? Plus, dissolving supplement strips promise convenience, but do they deliver results? And Christina Applegate says she’s “bac...

HOUR 3 (10/20): Did O.J. Simpson have help after the murders? Gary and Shannon revisit newly unsealed records, a secret informant and disputed accounts in #TrueCrimeTuesday. Plus, a Theranos whistleblower’s assessment of Elizabeth Holmes, Newport Beach’s local emergency and Porto’s potato balls heading to the Inland Empire. Then, #SwampWatch tackles unrest in France, Macron’s Céline Dion plans and JD Vance&r...

HOUR 1 (10/19): Gary’s family tree sparks some Zodiac speculation, while Shannon unpacks another miserable Sunday for L.A. football and a Rams kicker’s ill-fated tackling attempt. 
Plus, Southern California gets some fire relief as rain approaches, unrest in France prompts a “let them watch Céline Dion” discussion, and newly unsealed records revive the question: Did O.J. have help? Gary and Shannon e...

HOUR 2 (10/19): Is it fashion, or is it about the boobs? A $50 million Victoria’s Secret bra sends Gary and Shannon into a debate about what’s actually getting everyone’s attention. 
Gary also surprises Shannon with his pumpkin spice French toast skills, while the Elizabeth Holmes documentary has viewers questioning who’s manipulating whom. Plus, L.A.’s Olympic transportation headaches and our ...

HOUR 3 (10/19): Shannon’s talking smack about Henri DiCarlo’s forecast when Andy Riesmeyer walks into the studio, and his TV makeup doesn’t escape scrutiny either. Then, when did sports betting become an “investment strategy”? Gary and Shannon examine the appeal for Gen Z before investigating why our chocolate tastes different, complete with a Reese’s family feud and Hershey’s defense. Plus...

WEEKEND FIX - (10/17): Every family has stories. Some just require a little more explaining. Gary and Shannon revisit family reunions, compare Mom’s side with Dad’s side and unpack the quirks, complicated relatives and secrets that come with the guest list. From funny memories to questions about family history, it’s a look at the people who shaped us—and still know how to push our b...

HOUR 1 (10/16): Gary hosts while Shannon is on Chargers duty, with Jason Nathanson joining the hour. Crews battle Malibu’s Bryson fire amid evacuation orders and peak Santa Ana winds, while police report a school shooting that killed three children and a teacher in Bend, Oregon. Plus, Milwaukee sweeps the Dodgers out of the NLCS, ending their three-peat bid, and #TerrorInTheSkies asks where all the airsickness bags went.

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HOUR 2 (10/16): Gary gets a Malibu fire update from Jason Nathanson and examines Bass and Raman’s clashes over ICE, policing and housing. A donor’s lawsuit and Kennedy’s allegations deepen the Guilfoyle fallout as she denies wrongdoing. Then, Heather Brooker talks Whalefall, Sense and Sensibility and her top pick, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York. Plus, Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary and...

HOUR 3 (10/16): Arrested for exposing himself, a Florida man claims he’s part of a nude art exhibit. Gary tackles that excuse, a wanted list for wedding crashers and a Philadelphia woman arrested after blocking a delivery robot in #NNNYNTK. Plus, #Fantasy4Play picks for Saints–Giants, Bears–Falcons, Steelers–Bucs and Cowboys–Packers, along with updates on the Bryson fire, red flag warnings and the Dodg...

HOUR 1 (10/15): AM570’s Tim Cates joins us as the Dodgers face elimination—can they keep their three-peat hopes alive? We discuss tonight’s game moving to 5 p.m. and the Santa Ana winds raising wildfire concerns across Southern California. Plus, federal investigators reportedly seek to build a case to revoke Ilhan Omar’s citizenship as she denies wrongdoing, and Trump reverses plans to livestream the Fort Ho...

HOUR 2 (10/15): Gary and Shannon compare their own contract conversations with Troy Aikman and Joe Buck’s communication gap, digging into salary differences and what longtime partners should discuss. Plus, Traci Park will vote for Karen Bass without endorsing her, Southern California practices for the Great ShakeOut, and Santa Ana winds bring fire danger and possible power shutoffs. Then, hardware stores discover their bigges...

HOUR 3 (10/15): Retirement doesn’t stop the bills, and a windfall doesn’t guarantee peace of mind. Gary and Shannon explore why retirees keep working, from rising costs to purpose and social connection, then examine how sudden wealth can bring anxiety, guilt and relationship strain. Plus, Diddy’s team stays tight-lipped about whether he was injured in prison, and the latest headlines and Washington developments in...

HOUR 1 (10/14): Gary and Shannon crank up “I Love L.A.” to summon a Dodgers win, and Tim Cates joins as Shannon declares Ohtani the best player in baseball. 
Plus, Pope Leo’s recovery after lung cancer surgery, Diddy’s prison drama, Jamaican drug lord Dudus and Kimberly Guilfoyle’s resignation. 
#TerrorInTheSkies covers the FAA’s investigation into a LaGuardia close call involving...

HOUR 2 (10/14): Gary and Shannon unpack the Bass–Raman debate, from LAPD leadership and fire response to homelessness spending. Did either candidate change any minds? Then, a luxury apartment, a BMW and a Hawaii-based CEO raise spending questions at a domestic violence nonprofit, whose attorney defends the benefits. Plus, Indiana candidate Jaime West goes viral after proposing “firing all Republicans” and closing ...

HOUR 3 (10/14): How do you plan for the future when you’re worried AI might end it? Gary and Shannon explore fears of an AI catastrophe and finding purpose amid the uncertainty. Then, a reported “aggressive” great white prompts a water closure in Huntington Beach. Plus, Santa Ana winds, red flag warnings, possible power shutoffs, an LAX ground stop and #SwampWatch on Trump’s push to shore up Republican suppo...

HOUR 1 (10/13): The Dodgers are down 0–2, the Rams lose an overtime thriller, and Shannon is trying a bat dance. 
Tim Cates joins Gary and Shannon to talk comeback hopes before they tackle the request for Kimberly Guilfoyle’s resignation amid disputed allegations, a fatal Six Flags incident and nationwide ride closures. 
Plus, #TerrorInTheSkies covers Selma Blair’s reported assault charges and her ...