Brian Copeland

On this week's edition of 'Hole in the Wall', Brian highlights Papillon Cafe in Lafayette. KGO listener Jane Blomstrand and Papillon owner Brenda Oum talk about the business. Papillon Cafe is located at 67 Lafayette Circle in Lafayette. If you know of a small business that deserves to be featured on The Brian Copeland Show, send us an e-mail at HoleInTheWallKGO@gmail.com

Political Analyst Mark Curtis discusses the newly unveiled GOP tax plan.

Washington Post Immigration Reporter Maria Sacchetti talks about the Diversity Visa Lottery Program, which President Trump wants to dismantle.

A UC Davis student has sparked controversy after she published a list with more than 60 names of alleged abusers. Do you think the student did anything wrong?

Maxwell Tani is a politics and media reporter for Business Insider. He explains how the right wing media is covering the Manafort indictment.

Caissie Levy, the star of 'Frozen' on Broadway, talks about her upcoming performances at Feinstein's at the Nikko. Levy will perform on November 16th, 17th and 18th. For tickets, visit feinsteinsatthenikko.com

Arsenio Hall weighs in on Harvey Weinstein, the World Series and his upcoming benefit performance in Pittsburg. Arsenio will be performing at the Pittsburg California Theatre on November 3rd and November 4th. The show is a benefit for the Pittsburg Arts & Community Foundation. For more information, visit PittsburgCaliforniaTheatre.com

Samina Sundas with the Muslim American Voice Foundation weighs in on the terrorist attack in New York.

Brian continues his annual Halloween tradition. He asks listeners to call in with their ghost stories!

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation tells us which Halloween movies you can watch on your streaming devices. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Is there a "witch hunt" going on in Hollywood? Do you think Kevin Spacey's career should be ruined over one allegation of sexual assault? Is it fair to compare Kevin Spacey to Harvey Weinstein?

CSU East Bay Political Science Professor Dr. Nolan Higdon gives his analysis on the indictments in Washington.

The popular Netflix show, House of Cards, has been cancelled following claims that actor Kevin Spacey committing sexual assault. Do you think producers made the right call?

Do you think President Trump can still claim the Russia investigation is "fake news" after charges were filed?

New studies have shown that teachers are more stressed today than they were one year ago. Researchers believe that has to do with current Secretary of Education head, Betry DeVos. Brian asks teachers to call in and tell him whether or not they're more stressed today.

Legal Analyst Dean Johnson weighs in on the indictments of Trump campaign officials.

During this Motivation Monday segment, Brian is joined by Sharran Srivatsaa - entrepreneur, keynote speaker, contributor to publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Success Magazine, Entrepreneur and Forbes. He is also the president of Brokerage, Western Region for Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Check out Sharran's 5 AM Club with hundreds of other high-achievers at www.5amClub.net

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Daymon Ferguson, Joe Klocek, Marilyn Kentz and Leslie Small.

Carolyn Darcey is the president of the Castro Valley Women's Club. She talks about the organization's upcoming holiday boutique fundraiser for SOS/Meals on Wheels. The event takes place on Saturday, November 4th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 18330 Redwood Road in Castro Valley. For more information, visit castrovalleywomensclub.weebly.com

This week, Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews Suburbicon and Thank You For Your Service. For more information, visit fandango.com