Gary and Shannon

Gary & Shannon finally say the quiet part out loud. On this Weekend Fix, they spill the behind-the-scenes drama that no longer fits on the weekday show—office politics, deserted floors, and how the once-electric KFI 4th floor became the building’s forgotten dungeon. They react to Tim Conway Jr.’s eerie video shot near the old offices, debate why everyone now sneaks downstairs for bathroom anonymity, and declare their floor the unofficial “poop floor” of the building.Shannon suggests exposing the secret first-floor bathroom. Gary floats making a public bathroom protest upstairs. Someone says he’s starting to look like John & Ken. Signs are proposed. Lines are crossed. And the episode ends with Gary asking Shannon if she feels anything funny in her breasts—because apparently that’s where this conversation was always headed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon kick off the show reflecting on their first week with Monks & Merrill and reminiscing about covering the O.J. chase, before imagining what a modern-day celebrity chase might look like now. That spirals into high school crushes and a new Wired-featured search tool that lets users find OnlyFans creators who resemble people they are attracted to. The hour also includes a Supreme Court ruling against President Trump on tariffs, a spirited push for listeners to apply to Gary & Shannon’s 10-year anniversary party, a breakdown of the Walmart vs. Amazon retail battle, new questions surrounding Prince Andrew and the Epstein files, and the latest developments and missteps in the Nancy Guthrie case. The hour ends with Shannon’s warning about “the paradoxes of seeking out filth.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon open Hour 2 with baseball Spring Training and Gary’s frustration over the growing wave of jersey advertising before shifting into the latest updates from the tech trial. They break down testimony pointing to signs that social media platforms knew their products were addictive, particularly for children and teens. The conversation pivots live to President Trump reacting to the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling from the White House, calling Democratic justices “automatic no” votes and raising questions about what comes next and whether tariffs could be applied retroactively. The hour wraps with #EntertainmentReport with Heather Brooker, covering Glen Powell’s new movie How To Make a Killing, the realities of stand up comedy portrayed in Is This Thing On, I Can Only Imagine 2, and Heather’s personal reflections on working with Eric Dane during her time connected to Grey’s Anatomy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon kick off the big 11 o’clock hour with listener #WhatILearned talkbacks before diving into #WhatsHappening. The hour continues with SwampWatch, including President Trump announcing a new 10 percent global tariff under a different statute and the surprisingly muted reaction from Wall Street. Producer Matt’s musical choice sets the tone, followed by listener feedback, Mark Rahner’s perspective, and a full round of Nine News Nuggets You Need To Know. Stories include a vandalized Buffalo Bills stadium, eating crocodile for Lent, a teacher caught doing cocaine at an elementary school, emus running amok, a filter fail that cost an influencer 140,000 followers, a naked ambulance theft, and a shocking insurance dispute involving a deceased family member brought into a bank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shannon kicks off the show with the news that Prince Andrew was arrested on his 66th birthday and the Queen joins exclusively from heaven to share her thoughts. Gary and Shannon dig into the cameras following Pima County to document the Nancy Guthrie investigation and how bizarre that is, plus investigators are turning to genetic genealogy to crack the DNA questions. The US is sending the most airpower to the region since the 2003 Iraq invasion as tensions with Iran escalate. Zuckerberg takes the heat from grieving parents in the ongoing tech trial. Plus, Shannon defends Gary against a very wrong listener talkback, and panic is spreading as AI tools start replacing white collar jobs in legal, marketing, and corporate work.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon break down how Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony landed in the courtroom as the Big Tech trial zeroes in on whether social media companies knowingly hooked kids early for long-term profit. They also dig into the backlash over Reese’s allegedly using cheaper ingredients—and Gary revisits the now-outdated “contract” he gave his kids when they got their first phones. Plus, a surprising California poll puts Republican Steve Hilton at the top of the field, while Shannon says the money still points to Eric Swalwell. The hour wraps with new details emerging in a deadly avalanche tragedy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon kick off a newly adjusted #WhatsHappening with the day’s biggest stories, including rising artillery activity involving Iran, continued courtroom fallout from Mark Zuckerberg’s social media trial, and debate over whether the Olympic “quadgod” actually choked—or faced the same kind of pressure moment athletes like Simone Biles have endured.Then it’s #SWAMPWATCH, covering the push to trademark Donald Trump’s name for a potential Palm Beach airport rename and escalating geopolitical tensions. The hour introduces new KFI news anchor Mark Rahner, whose sharp snark, dislike of sports analogies, fear of earthquakes, and insistence that he “has feelings” quickly make him a memorable addition to the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon hit #WhatsHappening with the Guthrie latest, Zuckerberg in court, and a man who sued Buffalo Wild Wings for not enough meat on their boneless wings. Breaking from the tech trial: the judge issued a warning about smart glasses in the courtroom. SwampWatch covers NYC's experience with socialism and Trump's State of the Union set for Tuesday night. Then #Parenting with expert Justin Worsham, who joins to talk about why being the "fun parent" full time backfires and a Swiss study tracking 1,500 teens that found parent-child conflict peaks at age 13.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon cover Zuckerberg taking the stand in the landmark tech trial, breaking down how the defense is trying to make him unlikeable and whether his media training will backfire with the jury. Then TMZ's self-imposed gag order on the Guthrie case is already over with another ransom note, and the FBI is now in contact with Mexican law enforcement, raising questions about why that didn't happen sooner. Millennials melted their brains with screens but their Gen Alpha kids want the analog life, buying CDs and reading graphic novels, though Shannon points out the income disparity behind early smartphone access. Mayor Bass calls for Casey Wasserman to step down over Epstein ties and Angelenos fire back. Plus, new ADP data shows the pay bump for switching jobs has shrunk to just 1.9% over staying put.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon open with the shocking story of 9 skiers still missing after an avalanche, with backcountry outfitter Blackbird facing heavy criticism for pushing forward despite weather warnings. Then the Stephen Colbert vs. CBS saga gets messier as it turns out CBS never even confirmed telling Colbert what he claimed on the show, raising questions about FCC equal time rules and whether this is all just promo for his next project. Major update in the Nancy Guthrie case: the family is fully cleared as suspects, and TMZ reveals a strategic decision to stop reporting on certain tips so they don't tip off the kidnapper. The FBI is in regular contact with TMZ on both tips and an unverified ransom note. Plus, a NASA scientist says there's no way to stop thousands of city-killing asteroids, and a conversation about the penis fish that had iHeart legal running down to the studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off an early #WhatsHappening now that Hour 4 is gone, leading with President Trump threatening the death penalty for Nancy Guthrie's kidnapper. Plus, Shia LaBeouf got arrested, China's showcasing humanoid robots for the New Year, and Stephen Colbert had a take on government censorship. Then a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hits near Riverside County mid-show. SwampWatch covers US and Iran tensions at the coast, Russia and Ukraine talks going nowhere, Newsom comparing federal troops to Nazi secret police, Jesse Jackson's passing at 84, and continued Epstein file resignations. For #TrueCrimeTuesday, breaking news on the glove DNA in the Guthrie case and the latest on the ransom note writer, plus the Netflix trending show about Lucy Letby.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon dig into the landmark California tech trial ahead of Zuckerberg taking the stand tomorrow. They revisit those grieving parents who confronted him on Capitol Hill thinking they'd made an impact, only for the product to get more addictive. Will Zuckerberg being a father himself make any difference this time? Then, Larchmont's quiet family streets have a prostitution problem, complete with used condoms and Shannon asking what hookers even wear in 2026. Gary updates on his "neighborhood militia" and Valley Glen residents fighting crime while getting pushback from local government. Plus, breaking news: the DNA-tested glove in the Nancy Guthrie case came back with no match in the CODIS system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off their brand new 3-hour show as Monks & Merrill take over the 12pm hour on KFI. They celebrate the new lineup but land on an odd coincidence: Tim Conway Jr. getting an hour and Jesse Jackson's passing, connecting it to Conway's long-running bit "What The Hell Did Jesse Jackson Say?” They play audio of talking with Reverend Jackson from over 10 years ago, including Gary asking him to give a "ding dong" for Tim Conway Jr. Then, the rainstorm aftermath with wild flooding images and another round expected Thursday. US and Iran tensions are escalating with questions about what President Trump might do next. Plus, travel is officially becoming a luxury as the average US hotel rate jumped from $100 to $162 in just five years, and Shannon says rough travel is a game for the youth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon close out their final Hour 4 ever as a ground stop hits LAX from thunderstorms. Gary reminds listeners about the 10 year anniversary party on Saturday March 7th, with registration open through the end of the week. Shannon gives a heartfelt thank you to the audience that carried what was once the highest rated hour on KFI. Gary has AI write an obituary for the hour and it's scarily accurate from a minimal prompt, tying back to Matt Shumer's warning that AI is more revolutionary than we're ready for. They squeeze in a belated #WhatsHappening with a shooting at a Rhode Island ice rink, new developments in the Nancy Guthrie case, a GoFundMe to crowdsource ransom money, RIP Robert Duvall, and an emergency Apple update you might need right now. Then listeners call in to share what the show has meant to them over the years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shannon drops another Herbert Hoover fun fact before SwampWatch takes on Newsom's climate deal with the UK and the very important question of what's open on President's Day (spoiler: fast food is the #1 concern). Then Gary and Shannon dive into Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang as they try to figure out what "mogged" and "maxxing" means, and Elmer suggests "look maxxing" Gary's cheeks. The heaviest rain of the storm rolls in as iPhone warnings go off across SoCal. Plus, a #Wellness check on intermittent fasting, and a new study says worrying about your health as you age can actually make you age faster.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon keep the President's Day fun facts rolling with Herbert Hoover and George Washington, including why Washington refused any title but "Mr. President." Then breaking news hits: Robert Duvall has passed away. They also dig into the latest from the big tech trial with Zuckerberg set to testify tomorrow. A weather alert interrupts the show with strong thunderstorms headed for SoCal, wind gusts up to 55mph, and the possibility of a brief tornado from Long Beach northward. Plus, Shannon had a dream about her dental cleaning that she says is proof she needs to get out more, and the Olympics deliver weirdness including a condom shortage in the village and Jake Paul's fiancée winning speed skating gold.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon open the show as a storm rolls through LA with evacuations set for 10am in the Palisades and Altadena burn scar areas. Then it gets emotional as they face the reality of losing their 12pm hour after 10 years and one month, with Monks & Merrill taking over tomorrow. Shannon says Gary has to shed it with the snake as the Year of the Fire Horse begins tomorrow. She also recaps moments from Friday's funeral that caused her to miss the show. Plus, new developments in the Nancy Guthrie case with DNA results imminent, Gary's weekend movie marathon including Crime 101 and The Rip, Wuthering Heights dominating the box office, and Shannon's firsthand report on Southwest's new boarding system where nobody knows what a "stantion" is and everyone's still lining up like cattle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon pull back the curtain on a pre-recorded Weekend Fix, kicking off with Gary's Ring camera distraction and a group text about neighborhood mailbox break-ins that leads to the question: what are you even stealing from USPS in 2026? Then, the big news: KFI is shaking up the schedule with a new 12p-3p show, Monks & Merrill. Shannon admits she doesn't know Merrill well, but vouches for the incredible Michael Monks, and they break down what it takes to go from reporter mode to full-on host mode (spoiler: it's exhausting). The schedule shift also means some beloved segments are on the chopping block. Whatcha Watchin' Wednesday, Strange Science, Motivational Monday... all under review. Plus, Gary's new Schitt's Creek journey, the possibility of News Nuggets moving to weekends, and their honest take on the communication (or lack thereof) around the announcement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary kicks off Hour 4 with What's Happening and the day's trending stories including the stock market rally and cooling inflation. Then, a retirement reality check: the identity crisis when your career disappears, the guilt of switching from saving to spending after 40 years, and an 85-year-old widow whose AI robot companion tells her Dolly Parton jokes, does tai chi with her, and brought her heart rate down just by leaning into her touch. Plus, listeners call in with What I Learned and the Nine News Nuggets You Need to Know, featuring Olympic condom shortages, hockey fans asked to shower before games, and a Canadian man fighting off a starving moose to save his mom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary kick off SwampWatch with Fetterman's split from Dems, the DHS shutdown fight, and some rare good economic news. Then, top researchers at OpenAI and Anthropic are quitting and going public with warnings about their own technology. AI founder Matt Shumer's viral post compared this moment to February 2020, calling it "the 'this seems overblown' phase of something much bigger than Covid." Anthropic's CEO predicts 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs gone within five years. Plus, Heather Brooker from the Entertain Me podcast joins for the Entertainment Report with Crime 101 opening this weekend, Crocs getting into the film business, and the push to keep productions shooting in LA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Instagram chief Adam Mosseri takes the stand in LA as plaintiffs argue the platform fueled depression and body dysmorphia in kids as young as nine. Internal emails reveal Instagram's own teams warned against lifting a plastic surgery filter ban, only to be overruled. Zuckerberg is expected to testify next. Then, Iran is texting protesters "your presence has been noted" and using facial recognition to hunt them down months later. NewsNation's Senior National Security Contributor, Lt. General Richard Newton joins with the details. KFI's Michael Monks stops by to break down California's push for $16B+ in new taxes and fees, hidden hotel charges, and the $300K-a-year LA County supervisors who voted to raise your sales tax. Plus, copper thefts are leaving streets dark and LA's fix is going to cost you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The FBI doubles the reward to $100K as over 13,000 tips pour in on Day 13 of the Nancy Guthrie search. Gary and Shannon break down new suspect details, a Walmart-exclusive backpack that could be traceable, recovered doorbell cam footage, and today's arraignment of the fake ransom note suspect. NewsNation's Jessica Kartalija joins with the latest. Then, an AI-generated video of Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt has Hollywood rattled. Deadpool writer Rhett Reese says "it's likely over for us." Plus for #Wellness, cold plunges, pickleball, and rage rooms are replacing the office happy hour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off with the latest trending headlines in #WhatsHappening, including updates on the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case and a new ransom note sent to TMZ, where America stands in the medal count, and HGTV pulling the plug on 'Rehab Addict' after its star was caught using a racial slur. Then it's time for the Gary and Shannon Loveline, where listeners call in with their relationship dilemmas and get the kind of advice only two people who freely admit they have no business giving advice can offer. Plus, #StrangeScience brings a new study claiming you get more than one great love in a lifetime, but Gary's not buying it, and Shannon reminds everyone exactly why you don't talk love with him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off SwampWatch with Trump speaking live... But why did Jimmy Carter get two Presidential Books? Plus, the DHS funding deal is still nowhere. Then, the mega-rich are going full fortress mode: moats, $600K pepper-spray Land Rovers, and $175K protection dogs. In #TechTalk, they break down the doorbell footage recovery in the Nancy Guthrie case and Ring's wild rise from Shark Tank rejection to surveillance giant. Plus, TMZ reports another ransom letter in the Guthrie case, and a UC Davis researcher says ditch the dating numbers game, date fewer people, more times.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon break down the landmark big tech trial where Instagram's CEO claimed social media is not "clinically addictive" and insisted the platform never prioritized profits over young users. Then, they reflect on the passing of James Van Der Beek, the GoFundMe supporting his family, and the alarming rise of colorectal cancer in younger people. Plus, Michael Monks and Chris Merrill join the show — in-person and by phone — to talk about their new program, Monks & Merrill, and stick around for a rapid-fire question round.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon dive into the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case, including a mysterious black glove, questions about why police are only now canvassing for Ring camera footage, and what you can do to help keep elderly parents safe. Then, the story behind the FAA shutting down airspace over El Paso takes a wild turn — it wasn't a drug cartel drone after all, but a party balloon. Plus, it's #TerrorInTheSkies with KFI's Amy King reporting on a possible act of eagle retribution after ravens destroyed Jackie and Shadow's eggs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A heavier What's Happening covers the passing of James Van Der Beek, a school shooting in Canada, and the latest on Nancy Guthrie. A new study finds aerobics might be the next Prozac in the Wellness segment. Then Gary and Shannon dedicate Whatch'a Watchin' Wednesday to listener talk-backs and Gary's Schitt's Creek binge in honor of Catherine O'Hara.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pam Bondi faces a Capitol Hill grilling over the Epstein files on SwampWatch. The New York Times editorial board reverses course and admits it got marijuana legalization wrong. Plus, Justin Worsham joins for double-header Parenting segment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

YouTube tells a judge they're basically Netflix, not social media. A massive lawsuit clears the way to hold California and LA responsible for the Palisades fire while price gouging runs rampant. Sam Darnold's California "jock tax" bill actually exceeds his Super Bowl bonus. And the quest for the perfect non-alcoholic beer as the sobriety trend reshapes the market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary's neighborhood group text has gone full militia mode after a string of mailbox break-ins, complete with surveillance video and talk of checkpoints. Then, the latest in the Nancy Guthrie case: TMZ receives a mysterious letter, a suspect arrest turns out to be a bust, and could deleted Nest footage still be recoverable? Plus, KFI announces schedule changes with a new Monks & Merrill show starting Tuesday, Shannon's lemonade explosion, and the Ring Super Bowl commercial that has doorbell cameras scanning for lost dogs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off with #WhatsHappening and the latest Guthrie updates, then dive into the Stanford grad student who coded a matchmaking app in just three weeks that's already taken over campus with 5,000+ signups. Plus, why this midterm cycle has the most retiring members of Congress in a century despite single-digit approval ratings. And on #TrueCrimeTuesday, Shannon's mysteriously disappearing studio pen kicks off a lighter moment before they break down the newly released video and images from Nancy Guthrie's Nest Doorbell camera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon break down the FBI's Guthrie suspect photos and debate whether you'd recognize someone you know behind a ski mask. Then, SwampWatch digs into the Epstein files as Congress threatens to read protected names on the House floor, plus Commerce Secretary Lutnick's Caribbean lunch problem. And the wild turn: Ozempic is giving people an old pirate disease, which somehow leads to Shannon's dad and John Kobylt's nutrient habits. The hour wraps with details on the just-announced GaS 10-year anniversary party.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Guthrie doorbell camera images and video break in real time, masked suspect, holstered gun, blood on the stoop, and details that don't exactly scream "professional operation.” Gary & Shannon also dig into the LA Times confirming Karen Bass watered down the Palisades fire report, cutting 22 pages and softening language like "liability" to "acceptances." Hour wraps with the social media trial in LA and the slot machine comparison for kids.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary & Shannon open with a Super Bowl halftime whip around and some Conway love, dive into the latest on the Guthrie case and Epstein files, then drop the big 10-year anniversary party announcement live on air…right as the Guthrie suspect photos break in real time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon unpack the Cardi B and Stefon Diggs breakup rumors swirling since the Super Bowl, run through #WhatsHappening headlines including the Big Tech trial and Lindsey Vonn's ACL comeback, and deliver a Good Will Hunting-inspired #MotivationalMonday. Then breaking news as Savannah Guthrie releases a desperate new video pleading for action in her mother Nancy's kidnapping case, and Gary and Shannon confront what may be a heartbreaking reality on day nine with still no proof of life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In #SwampWatch: Ghislaine Maxwell pleads the Fifth during her House deposition and Trump weighs in on Bad Bunny's halftime show. Gary and Shannon tackle Valentine's Day with tips on DoorDash flowers and Gen Z "juking themselves," rank the best Super Bowl commercials, and close with Gary's hot take on next year's Super Bowl plus a haunting yet charming WSJ story about a postcard from beyond the grave.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon dive into the massive tech lawsuit underway in Los Angeles, comparing it to the tobacco trials as evidence reveals companies knew they were exploiting young people's reward mechanisms. Plus, Nynthia Raman enters the LA mayoral race and what it means for Karen Bass, with KFI’s own Michael Monks. And is "mankeeping" really ruining your health and relationship or is it just overblown?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon break down the Seahawks' Super Bowl win, Gary's heartbreaking parlay loss by half a yard, and why Drake Maye is going to be just fine. Plus, the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case as hopes for a safe return fade, and Gen Z rebels against TikTok's new American ownership with a move to an app called Upscrolled.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon celebrate 10 years of the show with a look back at the journey that brought them together, from their parallel paths growing up in Northern California and attending Chico State to both landing in Seattle years apart before finally uniting at KFI. They reflect on the doubters, the unwavering belief they had in each other, and the shared experiences that bonded them along the way, from political conventions and remote broadcasts to pushing through COVID on the air together. They revisit landmark stories like the Denise Huskins case and the Sherri Papini hoax, get honest about what drives each other crazy, and drop an exclusive announcement you won't want to miss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon open the final hour with #WhatsHappening, covering the biggest trending stories including the DOW breaking new records and the latest on Nancy Guthrie. Then Adam Gertler from Vesti stops by to talk about his food, where you can get it, and the Super Bowl rush keeping him busy. They close out the week with #WhatILearned and the Nine News Nuggets You Need to Know, featuring winter Olympians and penis enlargements, the President of South Sudan appointing a dead man to a government position, and a guy who called the cops just to brag about outrunning them, only to get arrested anyway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon open the hour with #SwampWatch, breaking down the most trending political stories of the day, including the ongoing talks between President Trump and Iran as tensions continue to escalate. They follow up with the latest updates on the Nancy Guthrie case. Then Heather Brooker joins for the #EntertainmentReport to preview this weekend's box office, dive into the new Dracula film, and spark a debate over who has the best Dracula of all time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary and Shannon kick off the hour with a jaw-dropping California Post piece exposing $8.6 billion in new SBA fraud uncovered in the state. Then they get pulled into a live car chase, and of course it's a Tesla, which sparks a debate about how hard they are to steal and a detour into Gary's white car interior and why Shannon thinks that's a terrible idea. They break down the Wall Street Journal's list of TV shows that define America as part of its America 250 series. And with the Super Bowl on Sunday, they dig into the history of prop bets and the most entertaining ones you might win big on. Plus, Bad Bunny is generating buzz as a halftime performer, not because he's an unusual pick for football, but because the performance is going to be in Spanish. Also, what exactly is a Bad Bunny? Gary and Shannon have questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.