Brian Copeland

Donna Callejon is the Chief Business Partnerships Officer for Global Giving. She gives an update on the status of Puerto Rico. For more information, visit globalgiving.org

Officials in Sonoma County are experiencing some criticism for declining to use an emergency alert text system in the early hours of the wildfires. Do you think the criticism is fair? Do you think there would have been mass panic?

Washington Post Film Critic Ann Hornaday gives the latest on the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault allegations.

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Brian invites his sister, a domestic violence survivor, on the show to discuss it. Tracie Stafford is a social justice advocate and 2018 Elk Grove mayoral candidate. For more information, visit traciestafford.com

If PG&E is responsible for the deadly wildfires spreading throughout the North Bay, should the company be dissolved? Rep. Barbara Lee also weighs in.

Berkeley Playhouse Founding Artistic Director Elizabeth McKoy talks about Sister Act (running through October 22), their upcoming Monster Bash event, and other surprises expected for their 10th anniversary season. For more information, visit berkeleyplayhouse.org

Do you know? Is it ready? Callers give some great insights as to what they have in their "Go Bags" and evacuees share what they WISH they had taken with them.

What does containment mean? How do evacuations work? All this and more is right here for you.

If your home or business has been affected by the fire, Steve Moskowitz has insights on how to best protect yourself financially when dealing with insurance and taxes.

Dennis Willis has the reviews for what to Netflix and Chill with!

Garry Deitrich talks to us from the evacuation center in Santa Rosa and how his Safely Out Project helps protect the most vulnerable in times of crisis. http://www.citizenvoice.org/

Tom Flannigan of Bay Area Air Quality Management District has tips on how to cope with all the smoke from the North Bay fires. For more information on air quality: http://www.baaqmd.gov/

Napa County Supervisor Belia Ramos gives the latest on the massive fires in the area.

Heather Wagenhals is an expert in personal finance and wealth building. She is also the author of "Money, Credit and You: How to Avoid Identity Theft, Frauds and Scams." She provides tips on how to become financially stable. Her tips are: 1. Relax- We must remain our most calm to access a resourceful state required for effective decision-making. 2. make assessment-from our second key in the keys to riches financial philosophy we must understand everything that is coming in and going out, to the last dollar. This includes cash for kid's allowances and quick trips to the convenience stores. 3. create a plan-save 1st/spend what's left over-even if it's five cents of every dollar, you must pay yourself first by creating an emergency fund, then start quality of life and retirement savings. 4. be a conscious shopper-this is important if you're in transition.if you have to charge it, you can't afford it. Be aware of why you're making expenditures, are you soothing emotions with a justified purchase or is it

Brian asks listeners living in the evacuated areas to call-in and tell them what they see.

Dr. Steve Kmucha is an ear, nose and throat specialist. He is also certified in allergies. He gives advice on how to deal with respiratory issues with all the smoke from the Northern California Fires.

Congressman Eric Swalwell joins Brian in-studio to talk about the DACA program, the Russia investigation and fire resources in the Bay Area.

Blade Runner 2049, Brawl in Cell Block 99, The Florida Project

Guide Dogs for the Blind CEO Christine Benninger in-studio with Sandra Firpo, talking about the guide dogs program and how you can become a Guide Dogs trainer.

An investigation by The New York Times found previously undisclosed allegations against Harvey Weinstein stretching over nearly three decades, documented through interviews with current and former employees and film industry workers, as well as legal records, emails and internal documents from the businesses he has run, Miramax and the Weinstein Company.