We're VERY excited to have back some of the best broadcasters to ever work in the Bay Area! Gene Burns is out this week, but check out the fill-in schedule below....
Monday, Feb. 20: Enid Goldstein until 6pm, followed by The Cal Coaches Corner
Tuesday, Feb 21: John Rothmann
Wednesday, Feb. 22: Gil Gross
Thursday, Feb. 23: Gil Gross until 5:30pm, followed by Cal Men's Basketball
Friday, Feb. 24: Ed Baxter & Rosie Allen
Saturday, Feb. 25: Joel Riddell
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Check out what you missed on Tuesday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host John Rothmann!
Hour 1
Guest host John Rothmann spends the hour talking about the situation in the Middle East, honing in on Iran and the influence the country’s oil supply is having on the rest of world, and the concern of Iran’s ability to build a nuclear war and how that could bring about a possible war with Israel.
Hour 2
Guest Host John Rothmann devotes this hour to the religious wars between the GOP Presidential candidates, and asks Republican listeners how they view the discourse among Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich at this juncture of the race.
Hour 3
Guest Host John Rothmann talks with William Ridings, author of "Rating The Presidents: A Ranking of U.S. Leaders, From The Great And Honorable to The Dishonest and Incompetent." John asks about the worst and best of the Presidents and takes calls from listeners who wonder about other Presidents’ ratings.
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Check out what you missed on Friday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Hosts Ed Baxter & Rosie Allen!
Hour 2
Guest hosts Rosie Allen and Ed Baxter talk with Susan Mizner, Director of the San Francisco mayor’s office, on disability. The topic is the recent uproar over the presence of animals in grocery stores. Mizner explains the current laws as they relate to service dogs and companion dogs, and later, Ed and Rosie have listeners chime in on the subject for the remainder of the hour.
Hour 3
During this hour, co-hosts Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about new guidelines related to texting and driving from the Department of Transportation; They also talk to semi-retired Bay Area newscaster Barbara Rodgers, who got to attend one of President Obama’s San Francisco fundraisers yesterday; During the last half of the hour, Ed and Rosie talk about actor Samuel Jackson’s reason for why he voted Obama for President, and they look to the next two Presidential primaries and what they might bring for Santorum, Romney and Gingrich.
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Check out what you missed on Thursday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host Gil Gross!
Hour 2
Guest host Gil Gross talks to Phil Ting, San Francisco Assessor-Recorder, about his uncovering of documents which show that errors were made in 84% of the homes in San Francisco that were foreclosed upon; Also, Gil speaks with Yvette Felarca, Northern California coordinator of BAMN (By Any Means Necessary) and the battle to repeal Proposition 209, which barred public institutions from using affirmative action in college and university admission deciscions. After their conversation ends, Gil goes to the phones and talks about the validity of affirmative action and related subjects with listeners.
Hour 3
During the hour, guest host Gil Gross shares some creepy teachers stories; talks to Arizona Congresswoman Katie Hobbs, who has proposed a bill to mandate advertisers to disclose when they airbrush photos of models. Gil shares an ABC News poll that shows huge support for what Rep. Hobbs proposes; Gil talks with Michael Yon, who has reported on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2004, about getting injured soldiers out of harms way in Afghanistan.; Gil finishes the hour with stories from the "Dumb Criminal File."
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Check out what you missed on Wednesday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host Gil Gross!
Hour 2
Guest host Gil Gross opines on the subject of driving with a hand-held cell phone being safer than with a hand-free car phone; Gil talks with Ralph Smith, managing director for The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading, which seeks to make grade-level reading proficiency for all children by the end of third grade a national priority; Noting the media’s obsession with wanting to know what was in the bathtub in which Whitney Houston was found dead, Gil relates a story from his college days where he witnessed the aftermath of a person who had ODed.
Hour 3
Guest host Gil Gross continues talking with listeners about ways of handling people who overdose on drugs; Later, Gil talks to Taimie Bryant, author of the "Hayden Law," which became law in California in September, 1997 and made animal shelters more accountable to the public, giving pet owners four to six days to retrieve pets who have ended up at a shelter. Gil and Taimie Bryant talk about the state’s plan to repeal Hayden’s Law.
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Check out what you missed on Tuesday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host Jim Gabbert!
Hour 2
Guest host Jim Gabbert points to reports that say we could be headed toward $5 a gallon gas prices. He notes how environmentalists pressured President Obama to cause us to lose the Keystone XL pipeline oil to China, and questions the sense in that. He takes calls from listeners on the subject for the remainder of the hour.
Hour 3
Guest host Jim Gabbert starts the hour talking about how the Department of Homeland Security’s methods of monitoring social networking sites is facing Congressional hearings later this week. Of most concern to Jim is DHS’s demand to have those monitoring to report instances of media being critical of government agencies. Jim talks to listeners about this, and about the concern by Marin County residents over the possible health hazards over smart meters being used by PG&E.
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Check out what you missed on Monday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host John Rothmann!
Hour 2
Guest host John Rothmann notes the story about a lawsuit being brought against a high school in Chula Vista, CA for not treating the boys and girls’ athletic programs. John calls out for calls from listeners who have been affected by such treatment.
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Check out what you missed on Friday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Hosts Ed Baxter & Rosie Allen!
Hour 2
Elizabeth Kirsten, the lawyer for the girls of Castle Park High School, talks about the win in the big Title IX ruling; A Texas woman was fired for asking for a place to use her breast pump at work; Ed trys to understand why women lie about their weight; Should a public figure be held responsible for thier private Twitter post? Greg Stebben, an editor at Men's Health Magazine, talks about the best way to meet people. Should illegal aliens be able to receive an organ transplant in America over an actual American citizen?
Hour 3
Ed and Rosie talk about the Death Row inmates who are suing to stop an unapproved drug from coming into America; Gary Dietrich, a Co Founder of 'Citizens Voice,' talks about the California Democratic Converntion in San Diego; FBI has a file on Steve Jobs; Top five picks for Song of the Year at The Grammy's; Fruit scented pants.
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Check out what you missed on Thursday's Gene Burns Program with Guest Host Gil Gross!
Hour 1
Fill-in host Gil Gross speaks to Benjamin Dover about what debt collectors can and can not do. Gil also speaks with Benjamin about a bizarre case where an 83 year old woman was institutionalized by a debt collector. Also, Gil talks to Andrew Schwartz, a CPA with Schwartz & Schwartz about the new A.M.T (Alternative Minimum Tax).
Hour 2
Fill-in host Gil Gross speaks to John Minore, the attorney for Alejandrina Caberra, a woman who was prohibited from running for Arizona City Council because she can’t speak English. Also, Gil talks with Jennifer Haberkon about the Catholic Hospital’s choice not to carry or distribute birth control.
Hour 3
A week worth of dumb criminals in 3 minutes. Gil continues to talk about finances & speaks with Nye Lavalle, a financial mortgage expert about the current real estate crisis. Finally, Gil speaks with Serge Bakalian, the Director and Writer of the up-coming film ’Default’.
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