Brian Copeland

Brian and Carolyn take a moment to talk about what Martin Luther King Jr meant to them.

Comedian Donald Lacy talks about racism in 2018 in honor of Martin Luther King Day.

Rep. Barbara Lee talks about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Rev. Amos Brown is the president of the San Francisco Chapter of the NAACP. He is also one of the few people to ever take a class taught by Martin Luther King Jr. He talks about Dr. King's message.

Brian speaks to Bandy Lee, the author of THE DANGEROUS CASE OF DONALD TRUMP, about the president's mental fitness.

This week, Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews The Post, Paddington 2 and The Commuter. For more information, visit fandango.com

A new scandal has come out about President Trump. Brian actually defends him!

If there is a region with a history of natural disasters, should developers be prohibited from building there?

Brian brings back his popular "Talk Me Through It" segment. His producer and daughter, Carolyn, is getting married in March. Two of the people in her wedding party can't afford their outfits for the wedding. Is it the responsibility of the bride and groom to pick up the tab?

Rep. Barbara Lee weighs in on whether she believes there will be an agreement on DACA. She also discusses the possibility of a government shutdown.

According to the Washington Post, President Trump said “Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” he said, suggesting the U.S. bring more immigrants from places like Norway

This week, Brian shines a spotlight on Little Lou's BBQ in Campbell. He interviews the owner, Lance Wagner, and the listener who recommended the business, Stuart Monley. Little Lou's is located at 2455 Winchester Blvd in Campbell. For more information, visit littlelousbbq.com

Do you believe the Trump campaign colluded with Russia? Or, do you think the investigation will come up empty-handed?

San Francisco Chronicle Columnist Leah Garchik talks about the Golden Globes and her 30 years at the iconic newspaper. You can read Leah's columns weekdays in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Bill Kristol is the founder and Editor at Large of the Weekly Standard. He weighs in on Trump, a possible Oprah presidential run in 2020 and more.

Julie Adamo is an actress performing in A.C.T's upcoming production of "The Birthday Party". The Birthday Party runs from January 10th through February 4th at A.C.T.'S Geary Theater. For tickets and information, visit act-sf.org

Do you believe the Trump campaign colluded with Russia? Or, do you think the investigation will come up empty-handed?

Amanda Dorwand with Book Passage gives her suggestions for winter books. For more information, visit bookpassage.com

Will there be a government shutdown? Political Analyst Mark Curtis weighs in.

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation talks about the latest releases on streaming. For more information, visit flicknation.net