Brian Copeland

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced Thursday that the department will review Obama-era guidance on campus sexual assault, citing concerns that the current policy denies due process to individuals accused. How do you think colleges should handle sexual assault? Do you think the guidelines put in place by the Obama administration are fair?

Leslie Van Houten, the youngest of Charles Manson's murderous followers, has been approved for parole. Now, she must still be approved by the state Parole Board, which is likely, but then must hope Gov. Jerry Brown won't block her release as he did last year. Do you think she should be released?

NFL star Michael Bennett says Las Vegas Police used excessive force on him after reports of an active shooter. The Las Vegas police union has written to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, calling Bennett a liar and asking the NFL to investigate him. If the police union is telling the truth about what happened, do you think the actions they took against Michael Bennett were reasonable?

Facundo Cotto is an 18-year-old 'dreamer' from Massachusetts. He returns to talk about his experience growing up as an undocumented resident in the United States.

Is it unreasonable for a landlord to ask for rent after a natural disaster made the home uninhabitable? Do you think landlords in Houston are being unfairly vilified for asking for payment?

Composer, Arranger, Orchestrator and Keyboardist, Steve McQuarry makes a return appearance to the Brian Copeland Show! McQuarry will be performing the music of Gil Evans with the Mandala Orchestra on Saturday, September 30th at the SF Jazz Center. For tickets and information, visit sfjazz.org or mcquarry.org

Political Analyst Mark Curtis discusses DACA and the debt ceiling.

Do you think Congress will do everything in its power to protect Dreamers? Do you think they should?

Congresswoman Jackie Speier Reacts to Trump's controversial decision to end DACA.

Brian speaks to Carol Anderson, the author of 'White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide'.

Facundo Cotto is an 18-year-old 'dreamer' from Massachusetts. He talks about his experience growing up as an undocumented resident in the United States.

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation reviews "Battle of the Sexes" and talks about the latest releases on Netflix. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Rep. Barbara Lee represents California's 13th Congressional District. She joins Brian to give her reaction on President Trump's DACA decision.

In a special Labor Day edition of 'Motivation Monday,' Brian speaks to author Douglas Boneparth. Boneparth is the author of, "The Millennial Money Fix: What You Need to Know About Budgeting, Debt and Finding Financial Freedom". Here are Douglas' tips for obtaining financial freedom: 1. Identify, quantity and prioritize your goals. 2. Be honest with yourself. 3. Master cash flow. 4. Earn the right to invest. 5. Secret formula = the above and HARD WORK For more information, visit themillennialmoneyfix.com

Author Sue Grafton promotes the new book in her famous alphabet serious, Y is for Yesterday. For more information, visit SueGrafton.com

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Tina Gallo, Chris Riggins, Joe Klocek and Bob Sarlatte.

Chris Witherspoon recaps the best movies from this summer and gives a Fall movie preview. For more information, visit Fandango.com

A family in Houston is furious at a Holiday Inn after they refused to allow their three dogs to stay with them in the hotel. Instead, the hotel staff said they had to stay in the car. Do you think it was unreasonable for Holiday Inn to refuse to accept dogs in this instance?

President Trump will announce his decision for the DACA program, which benefits children who were brought into the country illegally. Washington Post Immigration Reporter Maria Sacchetti explains the ramifications if he ends the program.

(( Warning - if you're easily offended, this segment is NOT for you. )) Ronn and Brian Copeland spend this segment laughing as they read the jokes sent in by listeners! Enjoy!!