Phil Hulett And Friends

On this day, NBA Commissioner, Adam Silver levied a heavy penalty against Donald Sterling for recorded, racist comments that were made public. You’ll hear the specifics, reaction, and speculation as to who might want to buy the Clippers, what Sterling’s legal options might be, and how the team can recover from all the controversy and win back the hearts and minds of the fans.

Today we learned that Toyota is moving it’s headquarters from Torrance to Texas. Can Huy Fong Foods, the maker of the popular Sriracha hot sauce be far behind? You’ll hear from the leader of a delegation who hopes to convince the company to pack up it’s peppers. Plus, what should we do with drug offenders? Lock them up or figure out a way to cure them of their addiction? You’ll hear from an Attorney who’s had an “epiphany.” And this week the US Supreme Court considers whether police need a search warrant to look at your smart phone. What do you have to hide?

Kids these days. They’ve found another way to get high, but this one is, well, stupid. You’ll rub your eyes with disbelief when you hear this one. Plus, learn the three basic steps to successful courtship. And it’s time to safely discard your expired prescription drugs. We’ll tell you how.

Unusual program today…because we went there. We talked with a former aerospace engineer about what he says is the technological data that explains UFO’s. Plus, are you posting WAY too many selfies? A PhD explains what’s wrong with you. And our Tech Guy talks about the latest development i the Net Neutrality debate…is the FCC on your side or the side of the Telcos?

We learned a lot today about charity. You will be surprised to hear how many military kids wait at home while BOTH parents are deployed. Plus you’ll hear more about the lives of two fallen LAPD Officers and what was done this week to raise money for their families. And you’ll hear how a man buys and sells homes in one day…something he calls, “Real Estate Day Trading.” And finally you won’t believe what a mom will do to protect her child.

Today Jennifer ran through all the historical facts behind Earth Day, plus some interesting new elements that make billions of people world wide participate each year. Plus, would your doctor choose NOT to treat you in favor of saving money for the health care budget? You’ll hear an expert propose a way to protect yourself and the system. Powdered alcohol and the super painkiller, MoxDuo are shot down by the Feds. And Anaheim Ducks center, Nick Bonino talks about what it’s going to take to steal a win in Dallas in round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Several signs the apocalypse is nigh on this episode…powdered alcohol among them (what can go wrong?). Plus human cloning takes one big step toward a frightening reality.  A local middle school kid makes us proud as he heads to DC to represent Los Angeles in the National Science Bowl.  Another teen baffles science by surviving a 5 hour plane ride to Maui in the wheel well of a plane.

Today we wondered what life would be like on a “Goldilocks” planet. Then Dr. Thomas Minahan discussed how this daughter’s medical condition changed his mind about medical marijuana. Also, you will learn which credit cards are the best for spring and summer travel. Finally, find out what Record Store Day is all about when The Friends speak with one of the day’s founders.

Another day of fast car fun. Hear what a rep from Chevy has to say about the new Corvette. Are you even qualified to drive one? Plus, our Tech guy, Jeremy Anticouni introduces us to a new push by Facebook that might make you, and your friends, uncomfortable. And what should you ask you ask your doctor when there’s a 5 percent chance his diagnosis is WRONG?

This week, Ford’s Mustang turns 50. You need to hear the stories the Mustang guy told the friends. Plus the “Survival Doctor” explains how to survive spring by using honey for cuts and scrapes, and how to put salt water up your nose. And some local volunteers make the day extra special for some needy kids who were completely surprised.

On this program the crew asked a former Senior Deputy District Attorney whether the GPS parole board’s tracking system is broken. Plus Phil wanted to know “for a friend” what to do next if the IRS kicks your tax return back. Is this a case of stolen identity? We hope “Phil’s firend” is going to be OK. And, what to do if your pooch is fat!

Another rousing show featuring the rising number of employers who like flex-jobs for employees, a local effort to help Veterans get jobs, and if beef prices keep moving higher, the show might have to go vegetarian.

Mark this date in history…our first celebrity guest, Montel Williams visited to talk about a big even nationwide to benefit Multiple Sclerosis research. A grief counselor explained the process of helping school kids make it through a tragic event (like the Humbolt State charter bus crash). Leading into the last weekend before taxes are due, we received tax tips…among them, “Watch the Masters.” And Dave Crenshaw extolled the virtues of procrastination. 

Today we learned that we are helpless to the so-called HeartBleed bug that makes it possible for hackers to steel “everything” from your computer. But, our teh guy has some tips on how to progress, safely and securely. Journalist and author, Hal Markovitz extolls the virtues of bull fighting and explains why we love blood sports. Jay introduces us to a young lady with an interesting enterprise intended to help her buy a prom dress, but it might get her deported. Chris reveals research that concludes Jesus Christ had one of these. The IRS is paying our BILLIONS to crooks. ET is in the landfill, and who should get the engagement ring when you break up?

On this episode, people of Santa Barbara stand up to sick cruise passengers, the Pittsburgh-area high school student whose heroism (and his hospital room selfie) will have the young ladies lining up for a prom date, Orange County Taco War, NASA’s Flying Saucer, your favorite comic book character is about to die, and it’s never too soon (ironically) to plan for funeral arrangements.  

On today’s show Jennifer revealed new research that should make you pause before you swish that alcohol-based mouthwash. Chris found research that should make meat-lovers feel superior. Jay had trouble concentrating on the show because he was totally engaged with a new video game based on Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.

On today’s show, KEYT-TV Reporter John Palminteri, “The King of Santa Barbara” checked in with details on the UCSB party phenomenon called “Deltopia” which this year, went very wrong. Jennifer Bjorklund is on assignment with revelations about the Kaufman family who chose to sail around the world with their 1 and 3 year old daughters. Would you do that? Probably not, especially after hearing Jennifer’s description of the trip just before the boat sank! Is it time to get in on the pot rush? Financial expert Peter Leeds advises on marijuana stocks - good or bad? Dr. Laurie Moore has a particular set of skills when it comes to communicating with your pet. You don’t want to miss her advice. Chris Martin handicaps the NCAA Championship and asks should the President be off limits for selfies after what happened with “Big Papi.”  And finally, in Jay’s Real Estate Minute (we just made that part up) PETA wants Jeffrey Dahmer’ [...]

A wide variety of interviews on today’s edition.  Find out about a credit/debit cards of the future - actually they are here now. Plus what to do when you are blindsided by a cancer diagnosis. And you don’t want to miss Jay Campadonia challenge the woman who started a Fantasy Dating League. 

This is the first radio episode featuring Jennifer Bjorklund in studio. Phil Hulett, Jay Campadonia and Chris Martin fill out the room and ask Dr. Michael Z. Kurtz about the three “M’s”, Meningitis, Measles and Mumps - For Senior Vice President of Publishers Clearing House, Darrell Lester reveals the secrets behind the sweepstakes-oriented magazine subscription company - Stephen Garrett, Author of “When Death Speaks - Listen, Learn and Love” explains how we should embrace death in our daily lives. 

Today we get another update from Jennifer Bjorklund on the day before she heads back to Southern California - Dr. Michael A. Smith, author of The Supplement Pyramid explains which vitamins and supplements are essential to healthy living - if you have a fear of public speaking, you may be much better off than you thought after you hear our interview with Jill Vanderwood. Plus Chris Martin with the lady who had no idea she was pregnant…with a 9 POUND BABY.