Brian Copeland

A Georgia police officer is under fire for telling a woman, "We only kill Black people". Do you think the officer was just being sarcastic? If he was just joking, what do you think should happen?

Stanford Law Professor Michele Dauber joins Brian in-studio to discuss the effort to recall judge Aaron Persky, the judge in the Brock Turner case. On Monday, a judge ruled that their case can move forward.

Rotimi Agbabiaka is an Actor, Assistant Director and Choreographer with San Francisco Mime Troupe. He performs with San Francisco Mime Troupe in "Walls". For tickets and information, visit sfmt.org

A restaurant in Santa Cruz has closed its doors after its owner was outed for contributing money to David Duke and President Trump. The revelation sparked boycotts of his restaurant. The owner says the boycotts are an example of "economic terrorism". Do you agree? Is there anything wrong with outing white nationalists?

Is earthquake insurance worth the money? KGO 810'S Michael Finney explains the benefits and drawbacks.

Brian interviews the stars of the new movie, Crown Heights: Nnamdi Asomugha and Lakeith Stanfield.

Controversial right-wing speaker Milo Yinnappolis is scheduled to give a speech at UC Berkeley next week. The mayor of Berkeley has asked Cal to cancel the appearance in the interest of public safety.

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation lists the movies leaving Netflix and Amazon on September 1. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Is the Bay Area prepared in the event of a natural disaster? Regional CEO for the American Red Cross, Trevor Riggen, explains.

Zander Fryer is a success coach and entrepreneur. He provides five questions you can ask yourself to determine whether you have a successful business idea. Those questions are: are you passionate about the mission/vision (is this something you could throw all of your time and energy behind) does it align with what you are good at (if your passionate about it, but not good at it, you might want to restrict it to a hobby until you have the skills needed) is there a market need for it? what is the intrinsic value of your product/service? who can help me get this up and running? (success is a team sport, and you won't succeed alone) For more information, visit zanderfryer.com

Do you think the American Dream is still alive? Can people still achieve anything they want to achieve?

During natural disasters, there can be hundreds of websites calling for donations for the disaster relief. During this time, there is typically an uptick in the number of scams. Rebecca Harpster with the Better Business Bureau tells us about the red flags.

Earl Ofari Hutchinson is an American author and media critic. He weighs in on the protests in San Francisco and Berkeley over the weekend.

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Bob Sarlatte, Shanti Charan, Daymon Ferguson and Julia Jackson.

Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews the movie, Leap! For more information, visit fandango.com

Brian speaks to Jenny Bradanini from the Women’s March and Stanford Law Professor Michelle Dauber about their efforts to recall Judge Aaron Persky. Persky is the judge in the controversial rape case of Stanford swimmer Brock Turner. They say he has a long history of giving lighter sentences to athletes and affluent white males.

Thousands of people are expected to flood the streets of San Francisco and Berkeley this weekend to protest White Nationalism. What do you hope happens during these protests? What do you hope will be the outcome?

Our monthly Bay Area Real Estate Clinic is back! Brooke Dunbar with Coldwell Banker,Wayne Gregori with Gregori Group, and Andrea Swetland with Vanguard Properties give us an update on the real estate market and answer questions from callers.

With all the protests happening in the Bay Area this weekend, should Brian cancel his solo show?

The state department has issued a travel warning for Mexico. Irene Arbiv, the owner of Travel Darlings in San Francisco, weighs in on which Mexican cities are safe.