Brian Copeland

Actress Joely Fisher discusses her upcoming performance at Feinstein's at the Nikko in San Francisco. She also discusses the death of her sister, Carrie Fisher.

Congresswoman Barbara Lee discusses the death of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee. She also weighs in on the special election in Alabama.

San Francisco Assemblymembers Phil Ting and Tom Ammiano react to Mayor Ed Lee's death. Also, political analyst Gary Dietrich weighs in.

San Francisco Chronicle staff writer, Lizzie Johnson, gives some background information about San Francisco's new acting mayor, London Breed.

Delane Sims is the owner of Delane Natural Nail Care in San Leandro. She gives advice on how to start a successful business in the new year, especially when you're working to overcome adversity. For more information, visit dnncstepstosuccess.com

Many companies are considering limiting the amount of alcohol served at company holiday parties this year. They say this is to cut back on possible opportunities for sexual misconduct. Do you think this is necessary?

Westwood One Correspondent Clayton Neville gives an update on the eve of the highly anticipated special election between Roy Moore and Doug Jones. Also, Brian asks listeners: Why do republican women not seem to care about sexual assault?:Which is better for the GOP? If Roy Moore wins or loses?

Lisa Bonos is a writer and editor for Solo-ish, a Washington Post blog about single life. She talks about her recent sarcastic post about how to avoid committing sexual assault at your company holiday party.

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Mona Shaikh Irene Tu, Joe Klocek, Chris Riggins and Jake Johansson.

Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews Roman J. Israel, Ladybird and I, Tonya. For more information, visit fandango.com

New York Times best-selling author, Julie Lythcott-Haimes, discusses her new memoir, "Real American: A Memoir". The book is about growing up as a biracial black woman in America.

Senator Diane Feinstein says the Bay Area needs another bridge in order to alleviate traffic and congestion? Or, do you think it's a bad idea? And, should the city of San Jose name a popular street after President Barack Obama?

Iconic Congressman, Rep. John Lewis, says he will not attend the opening of a civil rights museum in Mississippi if President Trump is in attendance.Is there anything wrong with Rep. Lewis boycotting the event? Should Trump attend? Also, with all the sexual assault allegations making headline news, do you think anything will change?

Melissa Rivers, daughter of the late comedian Joan Rivers, talks about her new book, “Joan Rivers Confidential: The Unseen Scrapbooks, Joke Cards, Personal Files, and Photos of a Very Funny Woman Who Kept Everything”.

Senator Al Franken has announced his resignation from the U.S. Senate. CNN's Karin Caifa gives an update from Washington D.C.

This week, Brian spotlights The Mosaic Gardens in Campbell. He interviews the owner, Nancy Meyer, and the KGO listener who recommended it, Catherine Horton. For more information, visit themosaicgardens.com

The Trump administration is proposing regulations that would allow tip-pooling in restaurants. Critics say this would be wage theft. If this measure passes, would this prevent you from tipping at restaurants? Who do you think tips belong to?

Do you think the attitude of the majority of Americans shows that we don't care about poor people? Do we act like poor people have no value?

The Bay Area's beloved Clown Prince, Unique Derique promotes his new show at the Marsh in Berkeley, Fool La La! The show runs from December 20th through January 7th. For tickets and information, visit TheMarsh.org or call (415) 282-3055.

More than two dozen senators are calling for the resignation of Senator Al Franken, after multiple accusations of sexual misconduct. This comes one day after the GOP decided to publicly endorse Alabama Senate Candidate Roy Moore. Do you think the GOP is being hypocritical by endorsing Roy Moore but asking Al Franken to step down?