Tim Conway Jr. on Demand

It's a somber start to Friday's show as Tim Conway Jr. covers the devastating news of a tragic accidental explosion that has claimed the lives of three L.A. County Sheriff's deputies — the worst departmental loss since 1857. KFI's Michael Monks joins Tim to provide the latest updates on the heartbreaking incident, while Tim calls for political unity in the wake of the tragedy. Fox LA's Elex Michaelson reports live from the scene as the procession for the fallen deputies is just about to be underway. Plus, Tim updates listeners on a sudden flash flood alert across L.A. as the city reels from a dark day.

Tim Conway Jr. continues heartfelt coverage as the emotional procession for the fallen L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies unfolds live across Los Angeles. Listeners are guided moment-by-moment through the somber journey from the regional training center to the medical examiner's office in East L.A.—a scene of profound grief and unprecedented tragedy not witnessed since 1857. As the city mourns, Tim reflects on the significance of this historic loss and begins to explore the difficult q

As Southern California continues to grapple with an unprecedented tragedy—the loss of three LASD deputies in an accidental explosion—Tim Conway Jr. welcomes former Deputy Johnny Hanson, who provides an insider's perspective on the meticulous forensic investigation ahead. Hanson offers personal insights, humanizing the fallen deputies and underscoring the profound impact of this loss. Tim covers reactions from political leaders like Mayor Bass and Attorney General Bonta, dives deeper into theories behind the accident, and emphasizes how much worse the outcome could have been. Homeland Security expert Hal Kemper joins the show, spotlighting Santa Monica as the epicenter of the investigation into the deadly explosives. Finally, Tim shifts gears, closing the hour with another explosive story making national headlines: former President Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal.

Description: Tim Conway Jr. kicks off the show with summer travel, which is headed to break records for the year. ABC's Alex Stone joins the show to break down the shocking report on Air India's Boeing 787 incident, where a captain allegedly shut off fuel after takeoff. Tim then pitches a hot new podcast idea — “Stef Foosh on Sports!” — and explains why the ESPYs still don't match up to the Oscars. Later, Tim shares updates on airport security policies, including the end of shoe removal and 3.4-ounce liquid limits. He wraps the hour with the one part of the Big Beautiful Bill that matters most to him: a raise in the hand pay threshold for slot machines.

Tim dives into the big media shake-up as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert gets the axe—he questions whether Paramount's new Skydance merger spells doom for all late-night TV shows. Then, a Conway Show sing-along breaks out as Tim explores the world of public domain songs and how they become royalty-free classics. The hour turns local with news of the iconic Mayan Theater in DTLA closing its doors, followed by a wild tangent about the rise and fall of 24-hour porn theaters. Plus, breaking news: a hand sanitizer fire erupts in South LA. Tim wraps up by celebrating the latest upgrades at his favorite airport, Burbank, and welcomes Breeze Airways to the terminal—while ranting about tip jars and overpriced snacks.

Tim Conway Jr. gets real about the perks (and perils) of flying solo—concerts, theme parks, where do you draw the line? Then, KFI's own House Whisperer Dean Sharp swings by with essential tips to wildfire-proof your home, debates which partner is tougher to DIY with, and sheds some light (literally) on solar panels. Plus, Tim tackles the chaos of back-to-school shopping—find out where the deals are hiding, and where they're definitely not.

Alex Stone, LAPD say Robin Kaye and her husband were murdered last Thursday by a man who was burglarizing their home, but they weren't found until Monday when a welfare check was called on them because they had not been heard from since Thursday.  Detectives believe Kaye, who was a senior music producer on American Idol, and her husband interrupted the man when they came home, there was a struggle, and he shot and killed them.  The home was not ransacked.  While the 22-year-old in custody allegedly went into the home as a burglar, his ultimate reason for being inside is not clear.  Last week the LAPD was called to the home for a possible burglary but cleared after seeing no signs of a burglary.  It is believed that was the incident when the couple was killed.// National Hot Dog Day and The Foosh aka The Wilderbeast was cut-off from KLAC's Hotdogs! Conway wonders how Foosh's young stomach can tolerate this number of hot dogs! // The Foosh visited Petros & Money on Hotdog day! // Alaska 7.3 earthquake. The tsunami warning was canceled following 7.3 earthquake in Aleutians. Neil Diamond surprise appearance at his Beautiful Noise musical.  #AlaskaEarthquake #Aleutians #Earthquakes #HotdogDay #EncinoMurders 

The Dale Fire - Riverside Fires. Cole's French Dip Permanently Close after 117 Years in Downtown // Ghost tapping, a new way people scam you and your credit card. Trash Pickup in Orange County Resumes Following Delays from Workers' Picket Line // USC signals layoffs as deficit surpasses $200 million amid ‘volatile external environment' WHIP: What is the cost of one year of USC? $100K. USC paid a total of $1.1 billion to settle lawsuits related to former campus gynecologist George Tyndall. This includes a $215 million federal class action settlement and a $852 million state court settlement. The $852 million settlement was reached with 710 former patients who filed suit in California state court, // People ditching credit for cash to save money. High-End water and Video Poker? THrowing money away 

Is carbonated water good for you? Women and make-up and paying extra for a spray tan // Car Sitting! Pay someone to sit in your car during street sweeping. // Unreleased Beyoncé music stolen from her choreographer's rental car during Cowboy Carter tour stop in Atlanta // 3 buglary suspects dead, two critical after pursuit in Anaheim #SprayTans #Pellegrino #Water #MakeUp #Beyonce 

O.C. Driver's and the convertible society in 2025 // Whip Around: How many days are in one million and one billion seconds? // Jet Write-offs & third-world problems // Mark's hat tag 

Arrest made in Encino shooting of "American Idol" executive Robin Kaye and her husband, police say // Encino Double Homicide Suspect arrested and Press conference // Mayor Karen Bass addressed National Guard Troops leaving L.A. // Encino Murder coverage 

Las Vegas is not gambling on Uno but here is how they could happen + Nextdoor CEO shares how the app is changing // Costco Cardholders and the KFI crew that is  #TeamCostco // New 'Single Riders' dating app made for adult Disney fans // Gen Z Is Trading Traditional Social Media for Community-First Channels 

Tim Conway Jr. is back from vacation and jumps straight into the headlines! He kicks off the show with ABC's Alex Stone to discuss new developments in the deadly Air India 787 crash investigation. Then, it's traffic trouble on the I-15, and Tim wonders if the LA Olympics—just three years away—still hold the excitement they once did. KFI's own Michael Monks joins to break down the latest homelessness numbers and how LA is defining "progress." Finally, retired LAFD Captain Steve Kreager calls in to talk fire protocols and the chaos on the freeway caused by a truck fire.

Hour 2 kicks off with an Angel Martinez live traffic update on the I-15 truck fire debacle—one lane's open, but delays continue. Then, Tim dives into a bizarre arrest involving a CSU professor tied to the recent ICE raid at a marijuana farm. The professor claims innocence, but the video says otherwise. Conway gets nostalgic about childhood fart humor (as only he can) before covering a tragic workplace accident involving a meat grinder. Later, Tim chats with Peter Gillooly, CEO of The Wellness Company, about how to stay healthy while traveling this summer. The hour wraps with the weirdest headline of the day: Elmo's social media account gets hacked with offensive content—why does a puppet have Twitter anyway? And did you know chimpanzees are trend-followers too?

In the final hour, KTLA's Andy Riesmeyer joins Tim to reveal what your favorite grocery store says about you as a Southern Californian. Tim then unpacks questions around the $100 million raised by the Fire Aid concert and who's really benefiting. Later, he teases the upcoming Conway Cruise for 2026 — promising a wild time at sea with hundreds of KFI listeners. Plus, trash troubles spread from Boston to LA, Superman smashes the weekend box office, and Tim wraps up with a preview of this year's MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, featuring strong Dodger representation.

Fred Roggin, host of AM 570's Dodgers coverage, steps in for Tim Conway Jr and brings a sharp eye to the day's headlines. Fred kicks things off with a wild story out of Palm Springs, where a hospitalized senior had her car mysteriously towed, sparking outrage from her family. Then, California Assemblyman Carl DeMaio joins to talk about voter apathy, accountability, and the broken voting process in the state. Fred also tackles the reality of local animal shelters and why they might be failing the very animals they aim to protect. Finally, Fox 11's Elex Michaelson stops by to tease this week's episode of The Issue Is, including a behind-the-scenes look at MLB on Fox.

Fred Roggin continues his guest hosting duties on The Tim Conway Jr. Show. He kicks things off with The Roggin Report, breaking down the top trending news stories and offering his unique commentary. Inglewood Mayor James Butts joins the show to share insight on the recent ICE raids and their impact on the community. Later, Fred stirs up a lively debate with the crew over drivers vs. cyclists, citing a stat that 70% of drivers say cyclists drive them crazy. And to wrap things up, Fred reacts to a controversial court ruling that blocks LAPD from using rubber bullets on journalists during protests — a decision that sparks a firsthand story from KFI's own Mark Rahner.

Fred Roggin wraps up his Friday fill-in with a fast-paced and fun Hour 3! He talks with California State Senator Tony Strickland about what's really going on with the state's crime numbers, underfunded reform efforts like Prop 36, and the broader mismanagement in Sacramento. Then, Fred welcomes in-stadium entertainment legend Jay Flats — the voice behind the LA Kings' live events — who's now taking the Wheel of Fortune on the road. They discuss Jay's fascinating path from hockey hype man to game show host. Finally, Fred closes the night with the Conway crew in a classic whip-around, sharing what everyone learned from the show.

Mark Thompson kicks off the show with KFI's own Michael Monks on breaking news about the ICE Raids ongoing in Ventura County and a standoff and subsequent skirmishes that have been going on.  // Mark breaks down the LA Times piece on the LA Homeless crisis, which they say is a century in the making. // KFI's own Heather Brooker joins the show to play a game with the Conway Show crew and to assist in an awesome Coachella Valley Coffee giveaway. It's Binge or BS time! // Binge or BS Continued 

Mark Thompson dives into some of LA's biggest political stories, starting with Mayor Karen Bass's new interview with Telemundo, where she defends her leadership and hints at legal tensions with the feds. Then, Mark turns his focus to Gavin Newsom's headline-grabbing trip to South Carolina, calling out the California governor's not-so-subtle 2028 presidential ambitions. Later, Mark welcomes in-studio guest Steve Broda, the founder of Truc-Ya — a new app dubbed the “Uber for large haul trips.” Finally, the hour wraps on a delicious note as Mark and Stef Foosh celebrate the return of snack wraps to McDonald's after nearly a decade off the menu.

Mark talks with State Senator Ben Allen, who joins the show to talk about the LA28 Olympics and Paralympics as preparations are well underway in Sacramento to get all in order. // Mark talks about dogs amongst the homeless population, and while it is hard to track it seems like there is animal abuse going on. Then, Mark goes live with breaking news: an LA federal judge is set to rule on a restraining order seeking to halt to ‘roving' ICE raids. // Mark talks about a certain hallucinogenic drug that may have serious anti-aging effects that may improve DNA stability. And the ingredient is shockingly found in psilocybin. // Mark wraps the show talking about some can't-miss Vegas deals that are available to you this Summer – don't miss out on an epic escape at a potentially reasonable price if you navigate it all correctly!  

Mark Thompson kicks off the show with ABC's Alex Stone, diving into the headline-grabbing robbery of Joe Burrow's home and the quarterback's surprising reaction as revealed in a new Netflix doc. Then, Mark unpacks President Trump's awkward moment during a meeting with Liberia's president, highlighting a major gaffe on the country's official language. KFI's Heather Brooker joins to talk about her exclusive Comic-Con coverage, the hottest cosplay trends, and her new podcast Entertain Me. The hour wraps with a box office breakdown—can Superman finally dethrone Jurassic Park?

Mark Thompson opens the hour with Axios reporter Russell Contreras, who shares his on-the-ground reporting on ICE raids in Los Angeles and the disproportionate impact on Mexican American communities. Then, ER doc, Dr. Michael Daignault joins to sound the alarm on the resurgence of measles in the U.S., tying the spike to growing vaccine skepticism fueled by movements like MAHA. Mark also digs into the surprise resignation of X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino amid AI controversies, and closes the hour debating LA's suspiciously low murder rate—miracle or manipulation?

Mark Thompson has a wide-ranging final hour. He opens with the story of an LA honor student wrongfully deported under President Trump's immigration crackdown, and questions growing Republican calls for expanded federal control—particularly over D.C. Then, Stef Foosh drops in to talk rideshare realities before Mark shares his epic tale of evacuating with his cats and permanently "upgrading" his car's interior with the scent of cat pee—until a corpse-grade odor eliminator saved the day. Mark also reacts to a wild CalMatters scoop: State Farm issued a $900K check to a fire survivor that bounced. Plus, what's going on with Newsom's presidential play in South Carolina? And Disneyland's Haunted Mansion is going dark… for now.

Mark Thompson fills in for Tim Conway Jr. and dives into the major stories shaping the day. ABC's Alex Stone joins to explain why TSA is phasing out the shoe-removal requirement—even for non-Precheck fliers. Then, Mark breaks down Mayor Karen Bass's pushback against recent ICE raids in MacArthur Park, including her newly announced lawsuit to halt federal enforcement actions in LA. KFI's Michael Monks joins with his take as a Downtown LA resident and what the ICE presence means for locals. Mark wraps the hour with heartbreaking updates on the deadly flooding in Texas as the situation worsens.

Mark kicks off hour 2 with Axios Reporter, Kerry Flynn, and they talk about CNN updating its FAST (Free ad-supported streaming television) channel with new host, Brad Smith, and will offer bite-sized and continuing news clips. Kerry unpacks it for us and explains how it will be a refreshed offering of CNN Headlines with exclusive programming. The FAST networks are gaining in crowd as we have ‘cord-nevers' aka people who never subscribed to cable. They also discuss how Max will yet again become HBO Max, and CNN is trying to leverage their brand to reach younger audiences where they are.

Mark dives into the conspiracy theories surrounding the Epstein files, playing clips from Tucker Carlson, Dan Bongino, and Attorney General Pam Bondi. Then, a wild story out of Las Vegas: a widow sues the Palazzo hote l after her husband dies of a fentanyl overdose allegedly tied to a sex worker—Mark breaks down the liability. Later, a warning about CBD's possible link to liver damage. And finally, Mark unpacks the political optics of the ICE raids at MacArthur Park and revisits Trump's bold claim about deterring Putin with threats of bombing Moscow.

Mark Thompson steps in for Tim Conway Jr. with a breaking news–packed hour. He's joined by ABC's Alex Stone to cover the Texas Border Patrol shooting that left officers injured and the suspect dead. Then, Mark dives into the catastrophic flash floods that swept Central Texas, raising urgent questions about emergency alert systems. KFI's Michael Monks joins the conversation to break down the ICE raids at LA's MacArthur Park and shares insight into LA Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson's response. The hour wraps with a bittersweet update: the iconic Downtown LA eatery Cole's French Dip will close its doors August 3rd.

In Hour 2, Mark Thompson and the Conway crew track the latest on the Rancho Fire in Laguna, where progress is being made. Mark then takes a step back to reflect on the wildfires that rocked LA six months ago, highlighting how far the city has come—and how far it still has to go. KFI's own Heather Brooker shares a powerful audio retrospective from the frontlines of KFI's wildfire coverage, offering a deeply personal lens on the crisis. The hour closes on a lighter note, with the crew's July 4th plans and a look at the rising trend of drone shows replacing traditional fireworks.

In Hour 3, Mark Thompson kicks off with a preview of Amazon's first-ever 4-day Prime Day event, spotlighting the can't-miss deals and how it's become the Black Friday of the digital age. Then, Mark shifts to the flood risk facing parts of California, connecting lessons from Texas's recent catastrophe with an SF Chronicle warning about our own vulnerabilities. Later, Mark unpacks Israeli PM Netanyahu's visit to D.C. and his aims for Gaza's future governance—and discusses the surprising move to nominate President Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize. The hour wraps with a breakdown of Trump's much-hyped “big beautiful bill” and what it could mean for Californians.

Happy 4th of July 2025! -  Tim remembers Cal Jam Festival 1974 // Disneyland with the Conway's

Happy 4th of July 2025! -  Tim has no idea who these stars are // Costco activities // Getting hit on in Hollywood!

Happy 4th of July 2025! - Tim's Ambition // Petro // Violin // Dog Poop Dump!

Conway remembers going on a date in 1981 at the Getty. He just HAD to know the score of the Dodgers game... Smooooooth... Nobody likes getting yelled at... Nobody.Richie has worked in this building for a few years now... He has been staring at a giant mural painted on the wall inside the studio of Vin Scully, and he DOES NOT KNOW WHO VIN SCULLY IS.

Happy 4th of July Weekend!!Jay Leno joins Conway... Just wind them up and let them go!Also, Mark Thompson's feelings about tipping... And... THE DON PARDO COMPETITION.Thompson.Cro.Two men enter.One man leaves in glory.

Happy 4th of July weekend! Mark Thompson and Cro talk about showing off at auctions, and getting stuck buying something they could never afford. Donor fatigue is a thing.Tim accidentally messed up Mark's life with an unexpected health crisis... All just to grab a bite in the OC...

The Foosh's birthday! 37 is when you turn down trouble! Conway's first Dodger game. Clayton Kershaw to get his 3000th strikeout! Holiday & Dodger traffic with Angel. Did he? evidently Diddy did not // Michael Monks, L.A. City Council to crack down on bus tours of Pacific Palisades And L.A. City Council ban the “N” and “C” words // Senator Tony Strickland on the new gas tax and travel for the 4th of July weekend // Dodgers and CLayton Kershaw making history. 

Illegal fireworks bust. Petros & Money pissed about Ska-Foosh's birthday. // David Vassegh, Dodgers reporter on Clayton Kershaw's 3000th strikeout // Conway gets mistaken for working at so many places. Like Target, REI, Home Depot, Target // Sean 'Diddy' Combs verdict: Combs won't be freed before sentencing. Combs was acquitted on racketeering and sex trafficking charges but found guilty of lesser charges. He denied all of the allegations.  #Fireworks #Diddy #Dodgers #HomeDepot #Target  

Chief Operating Officer, Abbie Moore oversees direct-to-consumer digital solutions that improve the lives of pets and the people who love them. After 18 years of senior leadership at Adopt-a-Pet.com, Abbie joined Petco Love in 2022. Image recognition to return lost pets. // The Middle TV show. Shark 16' Great white comes close to fisherman in CA. Gummies and the trending brands  // In California, the taxability of gummies depends on whether they are considered a food product or a candy. Food products are generally exempt from sales tax, while candy is typically subject to it. Conway's gummies story // Another fight on a flight, this time on Frontier Airlines #PetLove #Petco #Pets #Dogs #LostPets #Sharks #FrontierAirlines #FightonFlight 

You got Monks'ed - Tim opens the show with Michael Monks discussing his now-trending display-model couch story, which has a new ending twist, and then they discuss the ongoing tension between the Justice Department and the leadership of Los Angeles, namely, Mayor Karen Bass. // Tim gives an update on the Inland Empire fires which seem to thankfully be dissipating. And then Conway moves on to discuss some sad changes happening in Santa Monica, including the famous Nordstrom store closing. // California Gubernatorial candidate, Stephen Cloobeck joins the show to talk about his campaign and vision for Los Angeles. // Conway shifts to discussing dating apps and warns listeners to be careful of the scams going on – people are losing their life savings – and Tim questions what goes in the con process that someone would send money to a stranger they've never met. Tim plays a news clip of a tragic story about a mother who went on a date and wound-up dead.  

Tim dives into the wild world of niche dating websites and reflects on the legacy of late KTLA anchor Sam Rubin. Things take a comedic turn with a Conway-as-Mark Thompson impression. Later, Tim breaks down the partial verdict in the Diddy trial and speculates on what's next as jurors head back into deliberations. Then, a special interview with retiring Huntington Beach PD helicopter pilot Mark Wershing about his legendary career in the skies. The hour wraps with a wild story out of Sherman Oaks involving a runaway tow truck and a dumped stolen vehicle.

Tim Conway Jr. kicks off Hour 3 with a C. Crane Radio giveaway and a comedic dive into Starbucks' ever-inflating prices—complete with perfectly timed bleeped audio. He speaks with winner Joseph before pivoting to more serious news, including a tragic Hollywood 7-Eleven attack and the passing of televangelist Jimmy Swaggart. Then it's back to laughs with a classic Tim tale about a trip to Denver gone hilariously wrong, and a relatable chat with Bellio about wandering parent phone calls. The hour wraps up with a look at the latest collectible craze—Lububu's!