Brian Copeland

Actress Valerie Bertinelli talks about her new book, "Valerie's Home Cooking," Harvey Weinstein and her upcoming visit to the Bay Area. Valerie will be be making an appearance at the Liana Estates Winery in Napa on November 10th. For tickets, go to bookpassage.com

President Trump says he has no immediate plans to visit to see the devastation from the wildfires. Do you think it's because California is a blue state?

Tax Attorney Steve Moskowitz joins Brian in-studio to give end of the year tax advice. To work with Steve, call Moskowitz LLP at (888) TAX-DEAL.

Mineta Transportation Institute’s Emergency Disaster expert Dr. Frannie Edwards talks about planning for a disaster in the Bay Area

Phil Ackerly talks about the 3rd annual salute to the troops - a Night of Comedy & Magic at Rooster T Feathers in Sunnyvale. The event raises money for South Bay Blue Star Moms. For tickets and information, visit roostertfeathers.com

Attorney Frank Pitre represented the plaintiffs against PG&E in past lawsuits against the company. He talks about PG&E's potential involvement in the North Bay fires, and what his investigation has found so far.

CNN commentator, Van Jones, discusses his new book, "Beyond the Messy Truth: How We Came Apart, How We Come Together."

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

Louisette Geiss is a former actress and screen writer who says she was sexually harassed by Harvey Weinstein. She tells her story with attorney, Gloria Allred.

Legal analyst Dean Johnson weighs in on Harvey Weinstein, Colin Kaepernick and the North Bay wildfires.

Douglas Boneparth is the author of "The Millennial Money Fix: What You Need to Know About Budgeting, Debt and Finding Financial Freedom." He provides five tips on how to turn your side hustle into your main hustle. Those tips are: 1. Be practical – most can’t just leave their job to go pursue their dreams – tips on how to wean off of the current main hustle 2. Have a plan – don’t wing it, make sure you have an actionable plan in pace – map it out 3. Save up – you might have to go backwards financially, so having some extra savings can go a long way 4. Communicate – let those who support you know what you’re doing, you need them to understand and support you, otherwise you might have to leave them behind 5. Be honest with yourself – it’s not for everyone and you need to know yourself so you don’t fool yourself For more information, visit themillennialmoneyfix.com

In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, Brian asks women to call in and tell them their stories about being sexually harassed at work. Brian has a story about being sexually harassed at work. If he tells his story, is he invalidating the experiences of women?

Walter Wallace with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District gives an update on the air quality around the Bay Area.

Sonoma County spokesperson Hannah Euser gives an update on the deadly wildfires burning in the North Bay.

Washington Post Opinion Writer Catherine Rampell discusses the ramifications of Trump's executive orders on health care.

Alicia Malone from Fandango gives her weekly movie reviews, and talks about her new book, "Backwards and in High Heels: The Past, Present and Future of Women Working in Film."

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Joe Klocek, Cheryl White, Robert Duchaine and special guest Gilbert Gottfried

Do you think the media should consider the motives of sources when they receive a lead on story?

President Trump has threatened to abandon the Puerto Rico recovery effort. Why do you think Trump has seemed reluctant to help Puerto Rico?

This week on 'Hole in the Wall', we put a spotlight on After Hours Dog Grooming in Oakland. Brian interviews the owner of the business, Lisa Robinson, and Leda Harrison, the KGO listener who recommended her. After Hours Dog Grooming is located at 3414 Park Blvd. in Oakland. For more information, visit afterhoursdoggroomingsalon.com or call (510) 575-7833