01/02/2009
What kind of year will 2009 be for you? Pick up the phone and give us a call today when Bob Sachs returns for his annual first-of-the-year predictions. Also, Paul Dunn demonstrates expert bagpipe playing. Our pet of the Week is from Animal Services and we'll talk about restaurants, movies, and books that we've enjoyed lately.
12/31/2008
John Lindsey reviews the top weather stories of 2008 and makes predictions for 2009. Marilyn Leverich recalls the history of the Tournament of Roses Parade. Dave's Mom extends New Year's greetiings to the world. Dr. Larry Martinez checks in on current events and Karen Velie picks the top stories broken by UncoveredSLO in 2008.
12/30/2008
Dave returns from the holiday break and previews the upcoming New Year's celebration in Morro Bay. Pastor Doug reports on his trip to Vegas. Restaurant marketiing expert Robert Hedayat looks at current trends. Jeff Bliss from the Hoover Institution looks ahead to 2009. Dawn Legg explains the imploding Middle East powderkeg.
12/29/2008
Dave returns from the holiday break and previews the upcoming New Year's celebration in Morro Bay. Pastor Doug reports on his trip to Vegas. Restaurant marketiing expert Robert Hedayat looks at current trends. Jeff Bliss from the Hoover Institution looks ahead to 2009. Dawn Legg explains the imploding Middle East powderkeg.
12/22/2008
John Lindsey looks at the Artic storm enveloping the country and tells us how wet Christmas may get locally. Sandy Rakestraw and Kayce Daniels update us on the financial challenges facing the North County Humane Society. The verdict is in regarding the organ donation trial -- here's the question. Are you still willing to be an organ donor? We'll hear from Trey Schwab, you had a double lung transplant five years ago. Verena Maier talks about local holiday retail business and Nicolette Hartley analyzes the local home foreclosure situation.
12/19/2008
Pet of the Week visits from the North County Humane Society. Dan Eller talks about special holiday events at Hearst Castle. Pastor Doug and Dave swap Christmas stories. Dawn Legg comments on the latest news out of Washington, D.C.
12/18/2008
Dave has the day off today, but guest hosts Jack Hardy and John Buerger will keep things running smoothly in his absence.
12/17/2008
Former Atascadero mayor Mike Brennler discusses the recent city election results and the ethical cloud that continues to hang over city hall. And Lance Parker and Dave swap lists about their biggest holiday pet peeves. Kevin Harris introduces himself as the new executive director of SLO Little Theatre. Plus, more free gift certificates to Spencer's Fresh markets to help your holiday shopping.
12/16/2008
John Spencer details plans to bring Spencer's Fresh Markets to San Luis Obispo in February and gives away free holiday turkeys. Don Morris looks at how a weak economy affects senior citizens. Dave weighs in on the Rush Limbaugh/Colin Powell debate and also pays tribute to his Mom. Local officials talk about what's happening at the library.
12/15/2008
Jane Swanson from Mothers for Peace addresses safety concerns about Diablo Canyon nuclear facility. Doug Filiponi reviews the controversy surrounding the Santa Margarita Ranch development project as the county supervisors prepare for their final vote on the issue. George Braddy talks about the Founding Fathers and suggests they weren't as religious as some conservatives suggest today. And we'll meet a Santa Maria man whose work with an orphanage on the border between China and North Korea inspired him to write a special childrens book.
12/12/2008
The U.S. Senate voted down a proposed federal bailout of the auto industry, but now the White House is stepping in. We'll get the latest from Jeff Eckles. Also, Santa Maria Bill holds forth on the issues of the day. Folk-Jazz singer Julie Christensen comes up from Santa Barbara to perform tonight at Linnaea's. She'll stop by the studio first and give us a sample. Also, Beth Raub from the county Women's Shelter talks about a special project involving children and we'll meet the Pet of the Week from Animal Services.
12/11/2008
Scheduled segments include a visit with wine expert Robert Scarola. Also, get your dialing finger ready for the December edition of "Radio Tradio, Swap Meet on the Air." Jack Greene looks at President-Elect Obama's national security team and discusses potential global hot spots. And the local chapter of United Way turns 50. We'll get perspective from Rick London and Charlene Rosales.
12/10/2008
Cong. Kevin McCarthy discusses the status of the GOP after last November's election. Attorney Jeff Stulberg talks about the high price of a DUI. We'll also have some volunteer drinkers in the studio along with members of SLOPD to illustrate the dangers of drinking and driving. Charlie Baysel checks in from Chicago with the latest in the "Governorgate" scandal.
12/09/2008
John Lindsey discusses the Artic blast scheduled to hit southern California next week. Dr. Eric Anderson, director of county animal services, updates us on DAS issues and explains the rate increase for adoptions. Roger Freberg wants listeners to share their special holiday recipes. Karen Velie from UncoveredSLO reports on the latest news from around the county.
12/08/2008
Dave returns from vacation and welcomes new SLO city councilmember John Ashbaugh to explain exactly what happened at last week's contentious city council meeting. Also, local restaurant writer Kathy Marcks Hardesty reports on local dining trends. Tom Madsen and Karl Beck hold forth on the controverisal issues of the day and invite your phone calls.
12/05/2008
Guest host, veterinarian Pete Keesling discusses pet health issues and takes listener phone calls about their pets. Then Jeff Eckles, President of Eckles Wealth Management in Los Osos will be discussing the economy and what the Obama administration should or shouldn't be doing to address the situation. In the second hour, he'll continue his discussion of the economy and welcome listener calls regarding changes in spending or lifestyle we've been forced to make as a result of the economic slowdown.
12/04/2008
Guest host Jack Hardy will interview world renowned motorcycle journalist Clement Salvadori. Clement Salvadori is one of the best known journalist's in the world of motorcycling and has traveled the world by motorcycle. SouthCountyJim steps into the studio at five o'clock to discuss his experience of spending the whole weekend in the churches and streets of Inglewood right after election day. Then Jim will open the phone to discuss "If you could regulate the Evil Corporations what would you set for a regulation to control these companies?".
12/03/2008
Guest Host Betsey Nash interviews City of San Luis Obispo Economic Development Director Claire Clark to discuss the economic health of the city and priorities for 2009, and also welcomes listener phone calls. During the second hour of the show, Betsey will talk strategy with Business Management Consultant Michael Gunther of Collaboration, llc. Then guest host Gary J. Freiberg steps into the studio to discuss the needs of the homeless during the holidays. The last hour will be a Financial Forum discussing local economic conditions and future indicators in real estate, lending and the overall business climate in San Luis Obispo County.
12/02/2008
Get ready for an artistic hour with Conni Gordon and Karen Kile, executive director of the SLO Art Center. Then Dr. Bonnie Markoff, owner of the Animal Care Clinic, will discuss whether or not it's a good idea to give a puppy or kitten as a holiday gift, the dangers pets face during the holiday season, and my favorite vet will take questions from callers. At five o’clock Managing Broker for Century 21 will be in the studio. Jason Grote and Dan Podesto of Central Coast Lending won’t be far behind him to chat about the latest in real estate loans.
12/01/2008
Guest Host Dale Magee interviews Cal Poly professor Mike Latner about good governance and local political participation, and they welcome listener phone calls to discuss the recent Santa Margarita Ranch vote. Also featured is Transitions-Mental Health Association to discuss holiday gift-buying ideas that benefit local organizations. Then at five o’clock Annie Lorenzen will be taking over. Dave Congalton will be back in the studio on Monday.
11/26/2008
Mardi keeps an eye on holiday traffic. Scheduled segments include an interview with Aaron Steed, founder of Meathead Movers. Dave's Mom checks in from Los Angeles with Thanksgiving greetings. We'll talk about the upcoming touring production of "Sweeney Todd" at the PAC and give away free tickets. Pattea Torrance discusses the history of Old Edna and we'll have a special edition of "Pet of the Week" from Animal Services.
11/25/2008
Attorney mike Zimmerman comes up with a different twist on school prayer. Bob & Wendy perform live to showcase their new CD. The Community Spotlight shines on the Vocal Arts Ensemble and the upcoming holiday ballet.
11/24/2008
Pastor Doug wins his battle for accessibility with the local Democratic Party. He'll explain. Jack and Dan Pastel describe the hard fight against cancer -- one that took Dan to India to save the life of his son. Justin Phelay tackles the issues of the day. Plus Tracy Taylor checks in.
11/20/2008
Your chances to win free tickets to something are pretty good today since both the Clark Center and Cal Poly Arts have upcoming shows to promote. Also, Pastor Ron Schmidt is concerned about the backlash against those who voted for Prop 8. He'll explain. Plus, Greg Kudlick looks at the high price of housing on the Central Coast -- one newspaper claims we are currently the most expensive housing market in the country. Gulp.
11/14/2008
We're keeping an eye on the fires in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara and we will provide updates, as needed, throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, the folks from PCPA discuss their holiday production of "White Christmas" and we'll give away free tickets. High school correspondent Ali Jones explains why young people embrace Obama and our Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
11/13/2008
John Lindsey explains the latest heat wave. Gary Nemeth is hunting Toys for Tots up in Paso. Don Melin updates us about fun activities at Lopez Lake. Also, let's talk about inside secrets of conservative talk radio, stories of San Luis Obispo, and the latest in the government bailout of Wall Street.
11/12/2008
Get your dialing fingers ready for the November edition of Radio-Tradio, swap meet on the air. Also, Rick Lewis tries to explain why 70% of African-Americans in California voted Yes on Prop 8. College admissions expert Fred Rugg warns that colleges are now looking at high school students' My Space and Facebook pages. We'll look at the onslaught of national chain stores closing down. Plus a conversation about women and hormone therapy.
11/11/2008
Scheduled segments include a discussion with John Buerger about whether the federal government should bail out the auto industry. Viet Nam vet Greg McClure reminds us of the importance of Veterans Day. Homeless woman Annette Wilson urges us to remember the needy at Thanksgiving and we'll also check in with local aritst Dale Evers and find out what he's been working on.
11/10/2008
Cal Poly astronomer Dr. John Keller takes us to the stars. Jeff Eckles updates us on the economy and looks ahead to the challenges facing the Obama administration. Karen Velie from UncoveredSLO gives us her weekly update of local news stories. Ellen Perryess and Rhonda O'Dell are presenting a special fundraiser for shelter animals.
11/07/2008
Dave has the day off, but Pastor Doug takes over for the first half, hosting our Pet of the Week from Animal Services and chatting with Christine Hill about our emotional connection to food. Jack Greene is the guest host for the second half of the show and his guests will include John Ewan. Dave returns on Monday.
11/06/2008
Rick Jackoway joins Dave for a discussion about racism at Cal Poly. Local author Sue McGinty talks about her new mystery novel. Kevin Patrick Sullivan previews the upcoming SLO Poetry Festival. Ingrid Pires shines the Community Spotlight on ALPHA. A survey shows that 70% of blacks in California voted for Prop 8 -- isn't that interesting? And we'll close with some live music from Craig Dingman.
11/05/2008
Election wrap up- Dave talks to his mom. Then Andrew Carter talks about the impact of theObama election as a Son of the South. And Michele analyzes the election results fromNorth Dakota.
11/03/2008
One day left before Election Day. We'll feature our regular Election Eve Open Line and give listeners a last chance to call in and discuss the issues and the candidates. Also, Dr. Larry Martinez explains the importance of the Electoral College. Nationally known racism expert Lani Silver discusses the historic implications of this presidential election. Meanwhile, John Lindsey picks a winner in our Predict the Rain contest, Becky Gray talks about some upcoming vintner events and Dave extolls on the joys of a weekend in Ojai.
10/31/2008
Scheduled segments include: Janice Peters makes her case to be re-elected as mayor of Morro Bay. Gary J. Freiberg previews an upcoming variety show in Los Osos. Santa Maria Bill gets us ready for the national election on Tuesday and Pet of the Week comes over from Animal Services.
10/30/2008
Ron Schmidt and Caroline Hall participate in our second debate on Proposition 8. Annie Lorenzen discusses Proposition 4, which deals with parental notification on abortion for minors. Jennifer Adams returns from the SARP Center and John Lindsey talks about approaching rain storms.
10/29/2008
Arroyo Grande Andy returns to urge listeners to vote "Yes" on Prop 8/gay marriage. South County Jim is frustrated over the election -- he'll tell us why. Jerry Clay is our final candidate for the Atascadero City Council. Al Brill and Alice Appel are just back from the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah. They'll share their experience.
10/28/2008
Dr. Steve Sainsbury is giving up emergency medicine to make house calls in the county -- he'll explain why. Plus Atascadero city council candidates Pam Heatherington and Bret Heineman make separate appearances. Jenny Adams discusses what's happening at the local SARP center.
10/27/2008
Robert Cuthbert is running in the state assembly race. He'll discuss the issues of tyhe day. Ray Johnson, Bob Wilkins and Tom Comar debate the Atascadero Shield Intiative. Peter Wilt from Cal Poly Arts previews upcoming shows and gives away some free tickets.
10/23/2008
Scheduled segments today include Roberta Fonzi, candidate for the Atasacadero city council and Tom Comar from the Atascadero Shield Initiative. The Community Spotlight will shine on Saturday's Make a Difference Day at Cal Poly.
10/22/2008
Jack Greene visits to explain what the energy-related propositions 7 and 10 on the November ballot are all about. And Leslie Halls analyzes current events. We'll also kick the show off with the monthly edition of Radio-Tradio, swap meet on the air. And Kin Fisher tlaks about what's happening with customer service in the automotive repair industry.
10/21/2008
Retired judge Warren Conklin and Trudy Jarrett discuss Prop 11, which deals with redistricting. Gaye Galvan seeks to be re-elected to the Cuesta College Board of Trustees. Plus astrologer Harry Farmer checks the charts for both McCain and Obama and shares what the stars have in store for them.
10/20/2008
Science writer Jeff Wheelwright discusses a variety of current environmental topics. Marcia Nelson makes the case for her election to the SLO City Council. Karen Velie from UncoveredSLO claims there is going to be a domestic military buildup around Election Day . . . in this country.
10/17/2008
Dave is going to follow up the Prop 8/gay marriage debate from last night by looking at the supposed "class field trip to a lesbian wedding ceremony" that conservatives keeping harping about. Let's discuss what REALLY happened. Also, Jan Marx makes her case to be elected to the SLO City Council. Photographer Sebastian Coe discusses his Antarctica photography exhibit at the SLO Art Center. Musician Rudolph Budginis prepares to return to the Clark Center. And we'll meet the Pet of the Week from the North County Humane Society.
10/16/2008
Busy day today. Guy Murray and Debbie Wheeler will debate Prop 8 concerning gay marriage in California. We'll also get local reaction to last night's McCain-Obama debate. Dr. Fred Vernacchia discusses breast cancer in women. Daniel Chacon explains why he's running for the Cuesta College Board of Trustees.
10/15/2008
Our live coverage of the final Presidential debate between John McCain and Barack Obama begins tonight at 6 . Jeff Bliss from the Hoover Institution provides pre-debate analysis and explains why so many conservatives seem to be deserting ship lately. Also live music from Minnesota native Bill Isles, currently on tour and we'll hear an unusual twist on the Prop 8 gay marriage debate.
10/14/2008
SLO city council candidate Dan Carpenter makes his case for election in November. Greg Kudlick looks at the way the media has portrayed the global economic crisis. Pastor Doug wants to know why the SLO Democratic headquarters isn't wheelchair accessible. The Community Spotlight shines on upcoming Mozart Festival concerts and we'll learn more about a local horse rescue group. Plus we give away one more pair of tickets to see Kris Kristofferson at the PAC Friday night.
10/13/2008
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We'll meet a couple from Arroyo Grande who knows the battle firsthand. Sam Olvera discusses obesity in children. Jody from Cambria explains the concept of Mercury Retrograde to us. The women from Code Pink return to discuss current events and we've got free tickets to give away to an upcoming jazz concert at Cal Poly.
10/10/2008
We'll continue our series of one-on-one interviews with local candidates. Up today: Paul Brown wants to be re-elected to the SLO City Council and Len Colamarino makes his first bid in Atascadero. Also we'll review the critical events of the week. Animal Services is sending over our Pet of the Week and we'll tell you aobut a fun activity for pet lovers this weekend.
10/09/2008
Bob Whiteford prepares to close the doors on one of the great local institutions -- Insomniac Video. He'll explain why. Also, restaurant server Lynn Ward talks about customer service and Annie Lorenzen discusses advice given by parents to children. It's a Politics-Free Zone today. Come on in and escape from the noise.
10/08/2008
Walter Heath from the Obama campaign responds to allegations of Obama "palling around with terrorists." Also, we kick off our series of one-on-one candidate interviews with local city council candidates. Today we'll feature John Ashbaugh (San Luis Obispo) and Bob Kelly (Atascadero) in separate interviews. Plus the Community Spotlight shines on both the SLO Film Festival and SLO Little Theatre, both currently run by women named Wendy. Go figure.
10/07/2008
At 6 p.m., we'll take you to Nashville for live coverage of the second Presidential debate between John McCain and Barack Obama. Meanwhile, in the studio, Don Regan and Jack Greene talk about Lois Capps and his opposition to offshore oil drilling. The Community Spotlight will shinie on the SLO Childrens Museum and the Share the Dream organization. We'll also follow up on yesterday's discussion about the presidential campaign.
10/06/2008
Let's talk about customer service at local banks and which banks do the best job. Also, we'll get the latest on local news stories from UncoveredSLO. The Community Spotlight shines on the upcoming Lupus Walk. And how much of a politician's past is relevant in an election campaign?
10/03/2008
Dr. Larry Martinez provides perspective on last night's debate between Joe biden and Sarah Palin. And Jeff Eckles is keeping an eye on the House vote on the Wall Street bailout. Your phone calls will be invited for both segments. Also, we'll meet our Pet of the Week from Animal Services.
10/02/2008
We sign off early tonight at 6 p.m. so we can take you to St. Louis for live coverage of the debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin. Meanwhile, in studio we'll talk about food allergies in children and what one local mother is trying to do about it. John Buerger returns to continue our discussion about Washington and Wall Street. Maurice Wagner continues the work of his late father to help the needy in Africa.
10/01/2008
San Luis Obispo police chief Deb Linden and attorney Jeff Stulberg discuss current attempts to crack down on student parties. Pet psychic Suzan Vaughn welcomes your phone calls. Michele checks in from North Dakota about the ongoing mess in Washington. Erik Austin is producing a local version of "high School Musical" and Arts Obispo is getting ready for local artists to open up their studios to the public. They'll explain.
09/30/2008
We'll give you a preview of the upcoming Central Coast Follies. SLO city councilmember Andrew Carter discusses binding arbitration. Karen Velie from UncoveredSLO updates us on recent news stories and Santa Maria Bill weighs in on the failure of Congress to pass a bailout package for Wall Street.
09/29/2008
John Buerger reacts to the newest version of the government bailout of Wall Street and Dave welcomes your response to Friday's Obama-McCain debate. Mark Phillips and Rich Besco provide an alternate viewpoint of the 9-11 attacks on the WTC. Singer Sam Harris talks to Dave and gives away some free tickets to his upcoming concert at the PAC. Jim Davis previews the upcoming Morro Bay HarborFest and we'll hear live music from Bob Liepman and Michael Fracasso.
09/26/2008
Live coverage of the Obama-McCain debate begins at 6 p.m. Also, the local blood mobile will be parked outside of KVEC at 51 Zaca Lane in SLo from 2 to 6 p.m. Come on by and give blood -- everyone who donates a pint will automatically be entered in a drawing for a new Toyota Prius. Also today, our Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services, Jeff Eckles continues the discussion about the economy, and we'll hear why local merchants are upset with the SLO Downtown Association.
09/25/2008
UC Berkeley astronomy professor Alex Fillipenko guides us to the stars. Lance Parker reacts to the Congressional package on the economic bailout. John Lindsey offers a prize package to the listener who can correctly predict the first day of rain. Bob Sachs discusses his new book about Buddhist Masters and the Clark Center welcomes stand-up comedians from San Francisco.
09/24/2008
Bruce Allen from California SOS returns to update us on the recent vote in Congress on offshore oil. He wants to know why Lois Capps won't meet with him. We'll also hear from a downtown SLO merchant upset at recent actions by the Downtown Association. Toni Maraviglia is off on a mission to Kenya. She'll explain. And we'll continue our discussion about the Wall Street bailout.
09/23/2008
Scheduled highlights include a continuation of our analysis of the proposed government bailout of Wall Street. Tonight we hear from Chris Arend. Also Rik Grencik talks about strategies for putting out "financial fires." We'll preview the upcoming production of "Oliver" at the PAC and give away free tickets. And if you love Greek food, you'll want to know all about this year's Evening in Greece.
09/22/2008
Jack Hardy joins us to continue the ongoing discussion of our current economic crisis and the proposed government bailout. Also, Lifestyle Editor Gary J. Freiberg explains how people are selected to be put on U.S. postage stamps and asks for suggestions. UncoveredSLO claims a local school principal was cited for DUI -- is that news, or an invasion of privacy? And Jim Curland talks about the sea otter.l
09/19/2008
Dave helps his Mom turn 93 with a special birthday call. We'll meet a local couple who has spent $4500 and four years trying to get a promised memorial for their dead son in Pismo Beach -- what's the hang-up? Michele looks over the events of this week and asks who had a bigger meltdown -- Wall Street or John McCain? Peggy Penny, the Queen of Public Access TV, drops by. The Pet of the Week comes from the North County Humane Society and the Community Spotlight turns to a special concert Sunday at the Dana Adobe in Nipomo.
09/18/2008
We continue our analysis of the ongoing meltdown on Wall Street. Tonight, Greg Kudlick weighs in on the economic problems we're facing. Also, Peggy Koteen from Animal Emancipation explains why people should boycott the circus coming to Paso Robles this weekend. Mary Alpaugh previews an upcoming conference devoted to HR issues and free tickets to "Oliver!" at the PAC.
09/17/2008
Is Cal Poly president Warren Baker getting ready to announce his retirement? UncoveredSLO says yes -- we'll get the details. Also Mark Mitchell is in town and he'll drop by to discuss working conditions for nuclear engineers at Diablo Canyon. Find out why he's concerned. Jack Greene is concerned because of an increased Russian presence in Cuba and Venezula. Guy Murray previews an important presentation on the future of business development in Nipomo. And we'll also kick things off today with the September edition of Radio-Tradio, swap meet on the air.
09/16/2008
We'll hear from some residents from Lawrence Drive in SLO, concerned about a proposed project on their street. John Spencer talks groceries. Jeff Eckles updates us on the Wall Street meltdown. Wally Barnick performs some live music in studio. The Community Spotlight shines on the Low Vision Council and SLO Ski Club.
09/15/2008
Rancher H.D. Perrett responds to his critics and explains why he wants part of his property annexed by Santa Barbara County. Dawn Legg explains the importance of the upcoming Constitution Day. Don Idler from Idler's talks about kitchen design and Peter Wilt from Cal Poly Arts previews upcoming shows and gives away free tickets.
09/12/2008
Let's turn the focus back to issues in the election campaign. Jeff Eckles will contrast and compare the tax proposals of McCain and Obama. Also, Jeff Bliss from the Hoover Institution returns to share his experiences in St. Paul at the Republican convention and comment on Sarah Palin's first national media interview. Local poets Jane Elsdon and Paula Lowe discuss an upcoming creative project and we'll meet our Pet of the Week from Animal Services.
09/11/2008
Gordon Hensley and Morgan Rafferty are concerned by a proposed annexation of property from northern Santa Barbara County. They'll explain. Also, is there a local police chief who likes to lap dance? Karen Velie of UncoveredSLO says yes. She'll explain. Leona Evans and Stephen Tosh provide musical entertainment and Rick London addresses the status of nonprofit organizations. Finally is Sarah Palin the new Arnold? The Chronicle thinks so. We'll discuss an interesting article from yesterday.
09/10/2008
Stacey Warde from Rogue Voice discusses marijuana reform and the recent court case in Los Angeles. Steve Rebuck argues for increased oil drilling and also has a few thoughts about illegal immigrants taking local jobs. Michele will respond to the Sean Hannity talking points about Obama and McCain. Our Community Spotlight today is on the SLO Art Center, plus we'll find out all the exciting news things at the Madonna Inn.
09/09/2008
We'll hear from a man in Atascadero who claims that "Christian activists" are stealing his lawn signs supporting gay marriage. Walter Heath from the Obama campaign explains exactly what a "community organizer" does. Republican analyst Charlie Baysel checks in from Chicago and Cathe Olson highlights this year's Central Coast Writers Conference at Cuesta College.
09/08/2008
Dave returns to the studio this afternoon. South County Jim drops by to discuss current events and journalist Karen Velie reveals the updated UncoveredSLO web site. The Community Spotlight shines on the SLO Literacy Council and Lee Perkins reports on an upcoming event in Paso Robles.
09/05/2008
Guest host Chris Arend of the SLO County Republican Central Committee takes phone calls about John McCain's big speech last night. Also, Tom Madsen introduces us to the Pet of the Week from Animal Services and chats with PG&E weatherman John Lindsey.
09/04/2008
Dave is still missing in action, but guest hosts Steve Weiss and Dale McGee tackle a variety of issues, including the empty nest syndrome, a preview of the upcoming Canine Capers, and local reaction to Gov. Palin's speech.
09/03/2008
Dave continues to be out sick, so Gordon Mullin and Matt Kokkonen will guest host the show and discuss current issues.
09/02/2008
Dave is out sick, but not to fear. Guest hosts Tom Madsen and An
