Brian Copeland

Last week, government officials revealed a secret operation to investigate UFO sightings. Do you think the government should be spending money on investigating UFO's?

Do you think sex addiction is real? Or, do you just think it's an excuse for bad behavior and lack of self control? Elizabeth Bernstein from the Wall Street Journal weighs in.

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation, Renee Richardson and Sam Chase talk about the Sound Waves Christmas Special. To watch the special, visit SoundWavesTV.com. Also, Dennis Willis gives his review of the new Star Wars movie, and talks about the latest releases on Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The House has voted to pass the GOP tax overhaul. How will this tax affect you personally?

Podcast host, author and speaker Jason Ferruggia provides tips on how to maintain your weight loss goals throughout the rest of the holiday season. To subscribe to Jason's podcast, visit jasonferruggia.com. You can also download a FREE copy of his e-book, "7 Keys to Physical and Mental Strength," by going to jasonferruggia.com/7keys. Don't forget to subscribe to Jason's podcast, Renegade Radio, on iTunes!

Some suspect President Trump is considering firing special prosecutor Robert Mueller. Legal analyst Dean Johnson explains what would happen if he did. Do you think Trump will fire Mueller? If he does, what do you think should happen?

Dr. Joyce Knestrick, President of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), talks about the common flu shot myths.

Erik Davis from Fandango reviews Star Wars,  Ferdinand, Jumanji and Pitch Perfect 3.

The author of “Hamilton,” “Titan” and most recently “Grant,” is a slow reader: “It's a shameful thing to admit for someone who writes such long books. Ron joins Brian to talk about Grant.

Should students who were scammed into taking out loans to attend "For Profit" private colleges be required to repay those loans?

Headliners on the Headlines with Will Durst, Debi Durst, Julia Jackson and Daymon Ferguson.

President Trump has bragged about setting the record for cutting regulations. He says he hopes to bring the number of regulations back to the 1960's. Do you think Americans are better protected today than they were in the 1960's? Are Regulations a good thing or a bad thing?

This week, Brian shines a spotlight on Homegrown process in San Carlos. He interviews owner Breanne Feudale, and the listener to recommended her, Russ Laraway. For more information, visit homegrowncrossfit.com or call (650) 218-5836

Tavis Smiley's PBS show has been suspended after a sexual harassment allegations. Russell Simmons has also been accused of raping several women. When you're accused of sexual misconduct, do you deserve due process?

In the wake of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s passing, the larger conversation has turned to the true impact of heart disease in America. Victoria Dupuy is the founder of No More Broken Hearts in San Jose. She lost her husband after a heart attack and is working to raise awareness on how people can prevent it. For more information, visit nomorebrokenhearts.info

Washington Post Technology Columnist Geoffrey Fowler discusses the significance of net neutrality, shortly after the FCC voted to dismantle the rules.

Birmingham bombing survivor Carolyn Maull McKinstry talks about the energy in Alabama today. Be sure to check out Carolyn's book, "As the World Watched: A Birmingham Bombing Survivor Comes of Age During the Civil Rights Movement".

Critics say that President Trump's tweet about Senator Gillibrand was a sexual innuendo. Do you agree? Or, do people just have their "mind in the gutter"?

Singer Paula West promotes her performances at the San Francisco Symphony. For more information, visit sfsymphony.org

What do you think people should take away from Doug Jones' victory in Alabama? Also, Political Analyst Mark Curtis gives his analysis on the Alabama special election.