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We all need to be careful as it gets easier and easier to get food delivered to your house that we dont end up 500 pounds Plus Randy talks with The Federation for Children's Brian Jodice

Frank Mottek discusses the latest market trends with Gabriel Wisdom, Managing Director of American Money Management. They dive into the record-breaking day for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ reaching new highs. Gabriel shares his insights on the impact of AI on the market, citing the impressive earnings reports from tech companies like AMD and Intel. They also discuss the potential effects of a possible peace deal between the US and Iran on oil prices and the economy. With Gabriel's expertise, Frank gets to the bottom of the market's current state and what it means for investors.

And then it's time for the Crime Blotter!

John and Randy recap last nights CNN Governor's debate

It sure seems like people in the know don't think Xavier Becerra should be anywhere near the governor's mansion

Is a 4 million dollar fine really going to change State Farm's behavior in the wake of how they treated fire victims? Plus Randy talks to LA Mayoral candidate Adam Miller

Frank Mottek discusses the latest market trends and news with top tech analyst Daniel Ives. They dive into the record-breaking day on Wall Street, with the Dow up 356 points and the S&P 500 reaching new highs. Dan shares his insights on the AI boom, citing the recent AMD results as a key indicator of the sector's growth. They also discuss the potential partnership between Apple and Intel, and the impact of the Middle East crisis on the markets. With expert analysis and real-time updates, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve.

How many freeways have melted under Karen Bass' watch?

John talks politics with Tony Strickland

In this episode of Love, Death and Money, Attorney Naz Barouti discusses the importance of having an end of life plan. She shares that 70% of Americans don't have a plan, leaving their families to navigate the costly and time-consuming probate process. Naz emphasizes the need for a revocable trust, financial power of attorney, and medical power of attorney to ensure that your wishes are respected and your family is protected. She also touches on the topic of asset protection, highlighting the importance of having a plan in place to safeguard your assets from lawsuits and creditor claims.

In this episode of Advisors on Call, Greg Ramirez discusses the importance of planning for long-term care and wealth transfer. He shares a personal story about his parents' experiences and the lessons he learned about the need for a plan. Greg emphasizes the importance of having a trust, powers of attorney, and a clear plan in place to ensure that loved ones are taken care of. He also talks about the benefits of diversification and the role of insurance in creating a secure income stream for retirement.

In this episode of Healing Conversations, Dave Roberts explores the concept of joy with special guest Eric McClenahan. They dive into the story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana, discussing how this miracle represents the joy of presence, new things, and abundance. They also discuss the importance of being intentional about joy, using the analogy of jelly beans to illustrate the limited time we have on this earth. The conversation touches on the idea that joy is a choice and that we need to be aware of what brings us joy in our lives.

On this episode of the Howard Jarvis Radio Show, Susan Shelley is joined by HJTA President Jon Coupal to discuss the upcoming Local Taxpayer Protection Act, which aims to save Proposition 13. They delve into the initiative's history, including a previous attempt in 2024 that was blocked by the California Supreme Court. Jon shares his experience with the court case and the importance of protecting taxpayers' rights. They also discuss the current initiative's focus on closing the loophole in the two-thirds vote for local taxes and addressing the growing crisis of real estate transfer taxes.

Is making a video making fun of her get out of my f'ing shot moment the way to get her back in the headlines?

Frank Mottek is joined by top-ranked money manager Ken Winans, discussing the latest market action and geopolitical tensions. They dive into the impact of the Iran war on the stock market, with oil prices spiking and the S&P 500 pulling back from record highs. Ken shares his insights on commodities, gold, and silver, and discusses the potential for a "sell in May" market. They also touch on the proposed wealth tax in California and its potential effects on the state's economy.

What is Kratom and why is it legal? Plus Randy talks social media lawsuits with attorney Lem Garcia

And Oakland loses yet another business in downtown due to it being a ghost town

John talks politics  with former Chronicle columnist Debra Saunders

And John can see the bright side of Spirit going under

Frank Mottek discusses the latest news and trends in the business world. Frank covers the stock market's record highs, with shares of Apple jumping after a better-than-expected quarterly report. We're also looking at the potential acquisition of eBay by GameStop, with CEO Ryan Cohen's audacious plan to turn the retailer into a $100 billion juggernaut. Additionally, we're talking to California State Senator Gloria Romero about her run for lieutenant governor and her plans to address the state's economic challenges, including the decline of the entertainment industry and the need for increased energy production.

Does it really make sense to tax burned down homes when they haven't even started rebuilding in Altadena and the Palisades? Plus Randy talks with Daniel Guss from the Guss Report

John talks to the woman running against Scott Wiener to replace Nancy Pelosi

A woman in Lynwood gets her necklace stolen while mowing her own lawn

Is Xavier Becerra truly the victim in the corruption scandal?

Frank Mottek discusses the record-shattering day on Wall Street with Daniel Lives, Managing Director and Global Head of Tech Research at Wedbush Securities. They dive into the latest tech earnings, including Apple's impressive quarterly report and the implications for the AI revolution. They also touch on the crypto market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing a rebound, and the potential impact of the Iran situation on the oil market. Additionally, they discuss the recent announcement from the Big Four cities in Southern California, joining forces to attract more businesses.

Kids are doing Scientology speed runs on tik tok for some reason Plus Randy talks the Big Married with Children reunion with David Faustino

The LA to SF Line has no estimated date and could cost over 200 billion dollars

One business group alleges language in the proposed bill that would give the legislature power to change the threshold on the wealth tax idea

You can smell it right here!

Frank Mottek dives into the latest market news and expert analysis. Today's market mixed finish was driven by the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the Federal Reserve's decision to hold the line on short-term interest rates. Joining us live are veteran market strategist Art Hogan and Mark Hamrick, Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate.com, who attended the Fed's historic news conference. We'll discuss the implications of the Fed's decision, the impact on oil prices, and the latest market trends.

If we make it so hard for landlords to operate in LA, you're just gonna see more sell to the big companies, demolish their old buildings and build new luxury housing Plus Randy sits down with Treasurer Candidate Jennifer Hawks

There was a lot of tension in the air and Johnny loved it

On this episode Hollywood's Hidden Treasures, we're celebrating the one and only Laurel and Hardy. Joining Donelle are Stan Laurel's great granddaughter, Cassidy Cook, and great great grandson, Thomas Ferigno, along with film historians Rick Green and Leonard Maltin. We're diving into the duo's incredible legacy, from their humble beginnings to their impact on comedy. We'll explore how they came together, their unique blend of humor and wit, and what makes their comedy timeless. With stories from Cassidy's personal experiences and insights from our expert guests, this episode is a must-listen for any Laurel and Hardy fan.

In this episode of Advisors on Call, Greg Ramirez shares valuable insights on navigating retirement income. He discusses the importance of having a plan in place to ensure a steady income stream, especially in the face of market fluctuations. Greg emphasizes the need for diversification, highlighting the benefits of income for life products and alternative investments. He also addresses common misconceptions about retirement income, including the idea that size doesn't matter, and explains how to create a sustainable income stream that keeps pace with inflation.

In this episode of Healing Conversations, host Dave Roberts explores the importance of theology in everyday life. He's joined by Eric McLennaghan, a thoughtful and insightful guest who shares his perspectives on the complexities of theology and its impact on our understanding of God. They delve into the concept of orthodoxy, sectarianism, and cultish theology, discussing how these ideas shape our understanding of the divine. The conversation also touches on the role of scripture, tradition, reason, and experience in forming our theologies, and how we can navigate the diverse perspectives within Christianity.

In this episode of Love, Death and Money, Naz discusses the importance of end-of-life planning and the consequences of not having a plan. She shares that 70% of Americans don't have a plan, leaving their loved ones to navigate the costly and time-consuming probate process. She also touches on the emotional toll of parental alienation and the importance of protecting one's assets from predators. 

In this episode of the Howard Jarvis Radio Show, Susan Shelley is joined by HJTA President Jon Coupal to celebrate a major milestone: the Local Taxpayer Protection Act to Save Prop 13 has qualified for the November ballot. They discuss the initiative's goals, including repealing transfer taxes and restoring the two-thirds vote requirement for local special taxes. Jon shares the history behind the initiative and the challenges they've faced, including a misleading title and summary created by the Attorney General. 

John talks with gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton

John takes your takes on last nights big CBS Debate at Pomona college

Frank Mottek discusses the latest market trends and news with oil industry analyst John Kilduff. They dive into the impact of the Strait of Hormuz closure on oil prices, with John sharing his insights on the current supply situation and the potential for a "free for all" in the oil market. They also discuss the United Arab Emirates' decision to leave OPEC and the implications for oil prices. Additionally, they touch on the California gas price situation and a new pipeline project that could bring relief to the state's fuel supply.

Meanwhile Becerra still claims ignorance on his being swindled by his former chief of staff

John talks Oakland news with Gotham Oakland's Seneca Scott

And a new poll shows Hilton followed by Steyer and Becerra leading the pack

California can't do big things anymore and apparently we cant even do small things with out going way over budget and way past the targeted completion date Plus Randy talks about the rampant animal abuse on skid row with Joey Tuccio

Frank Mottek is joined by Gabriel Wisdom, a veteran money manager and author of Wisdom on Value Investing. They dive into the latest market trends, discussing the impressive earnings reports from major companies and the impact on the stock market. Gabriel shares his insights on the oil market, gold prices, and the tech sector, including the challenges facing Nvidia and the rise of new competitors. They also discuss the defense and healthcare sectors, as well as the latest news on the Middle East conflict and the proposed billionaire tax in California.

And John talks Swalwell scandals with Joel Gilbert

Yet another valley burglary this time in Randy's Neighborhood

Between Raising taxes, going to witch doctors and sending Gavin Newsom to college it was a fascinating interview

Why does the energy utility monopoly get to charge 5-10 thousand dollars per house to do what they should have done in the first place?

Frank Mottek wraps up a record-shattering week on Wall Street, with stocks making significant gains despite ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East. Host Frank discusses the latest market trends with veteran market strategist Bryan Perry, who shares insights on the tech sector's bifurcated performance and the rise of AI. They also dive into the world of cryptocurrency, discussing the correlation between war and crypto prices. Additionally, the conversation touches on the California gubernatorial race and the importance of housing affordability in the state.