Brian Copeland

Brian attempts to put a face to the opioid epidemic. He asks listeners to call in and talk about their experiences with opioid addiction.

An Oakland woman who used the dog-sitting app, Rover, is speaking out after her dog ran away when the sitter left her door open. Do you think Rover owes the woman anything?

Mark Shaw, the author of "The Reporter Who Knew Too Much," joins Brian in-studio to discuss the murder of Dorothy Killgallen. He also weighs in on the JFK assassination documents, which President Trump almost released Friday.

.J. Panzer, author of The Smart Apartment Investor and host of the online hit “The Smart Apartment Advisor Show,” joins Brian to give renting advice. For more information, visit rmcsf.com

This week on Hole in the Wall, Brian decided to feature one of his favorite small businesses --Precision Auto Care in San Leandro. The owner, Jimmy Yamini, joins him in-studio. For more information, visit precisionautocaresanleandro.com or call (510) 351-8211 If you know of a small business that deserves to be featured on The Brian Copeland Show, send an e-mail to HoleInTheWallKGO@gmail.com and tell us why.

The sexual harassment accusations continue to expand. This time, former President George H.W. Bush is accused of groping women. Do you think age makes a difference when it comes to sexual harassment claims?

Today, the has GOP narrowly passed their proposed budget, clearing the path for tax overhaul. What does that mean? Political Analyst Gary Dietrich explains.

Brian's daughter and producer, Carolyn, is getting married in the Spring. She wants to ask people to contribute to a honeymoon fund, instead of using a traditional gift registry. Is there anything wrong or 'tacky' about that?

Cat Brooks with Black Lives Matter comments on the NFL protests, white america and police violence.

"Tory" Belleci from the Discovery Channel show , MythBusters.talks about his new show, "Down the Rabbit Hole" at at San Jose Center for the Performing Arts. For tickets, go to ticketmaster.com

Brian makes an effort to understand the mindset of Trump supporters. He invites Trump voters to call in and explain the reasons they support him.

Danine Manette is a speaker, criminal investigator and author of the book, "Messages for Joey". She joins Brian in-studio to discuss sexual harassment in the workplace. Also, Brian asks the question: Should a man be fired over accusations of sexual harassment? Or, should there need to be more evidence? For more information, visit ultimatebetrayal.com

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation talks about the latest releases on Netflix and Amazon Prime. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Do you think Bob Corker and Jeff Flake are courageous for speaking out against Trump? Or, do you think they're cowards for criticizing him right before they retire?

Sasha David is the head of community outreach for BuildZoom. She gives advice on how to help people rebuild their home after the North Bay wildfires. She also gives advice on how to avoid contractor scams.

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Paco Romane, Irene Tu and Chris Riggins.

This week, Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews The Snowman, Only the Brave and The Killing of a Sacred Deer. For more information, visit fandango.com

President Trump has been under criticism for his lack of response to the deadly California wildfires. Do you think it's because California is a blue state? Do you think Trump cares about California?

Our monthly real estate panel returns! Brooke Dunbar is with Coldwell Banker, Simon Offord is with the Law Offices of Peter N. Brewer, Murline Monat is with Paragon Real Estate Group and Andrea Swetland is with Vanguard Properties. They answer questions from listeners and give an update on the state of the Bay Area real estate market.

This week, Brian features the "The Reading Bug," a children's book store in San Carlos. He interviews Lauren Savage, the owner of the store, and Flora Burke, the KGO listener who recommended her. For more information, visit thereadingbug.com