News and Interviews: Recent Episodes
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Lou Penrose talks to San Diego County Health Officer Wilma Wooten about the preparations in San Diego to deal with the Coronavirus and the measures you can take to try and avoid getting sick.
In this episode of the Health Clipboard, KOGO'S Marilyn Hyder details what doctors know right now about how the virus is transmitted.
Dr. Angell discusses the case of a Solano County woman who is being currently treated for the virus. The case is unique because the woman had not traveled outside of the U.S. or been in contact with anyone who did.
David Glanzer started attending Comic Con back in the late 70's. He now handles media for the event. He talks to KOGO's Cliff Albert about the early years and what the the future holds for San Diego's largest convention.
What should you pack in your earthquake kit, when will earthquake alerts become standard, is earthquake insurance worth the money and how to deal with the stress of living in quake country. These questions and more are answer in this KOGO News special.
Scott McGaugh discusses the USS Midway's "Legacy Week" Memorial Day weekend events, honoring those who have died defending our freedom.
Godsmack lead singer Sully Erna talks to LaDona Harvey about the SCARS Foundation and why mental health matters to him.
This local non profit gets homeless families off the streets permanently with no government funding.
A new survey shows Americans are most concerned about the high cost of health care, specifically the cost of generic drugs. Find out how Medicare is blocked from using its buying power and what voters can do to make a difference.
San Diegan Carly Craig tells us about her new YouTube series "Sideswiped", which is based on her own Tinder experiences.
John Cox, the GOP candidate for California Governor, talks to Carl DeMaio about Democratic contender Gavin Newsom, who has accepted a national platform for a debate but, whose campaign has said no to recent state level requests.
David Glanzer, Spokesman and a lot more for Comic-Con San Diego details this year's convention with KOGO's Cliff Albert.
MASH TV star Alana Alda has something new and exciting in the works. He joins Ted & LaDona to tell us about it.
Nick Hardwick & Judson Richards of our sports station XTRA 1360 do a segment called "Inspirational Thursday". Today they featured KOGO's George Chamberlin. George shares his daily struggles with us as he battles cancer while continuing to work 6 days a week on KOGO!
He was Speaker of the House, a Presidential candidate and is a Trump supporter...where does Newt Gingrich see the country today?
Former California Assemblywoman Ling Ling Chang who is running to replace California State Senator Josh Newman in District 29 on The DeMaio Report.
Current District 2 San Diego City Councilmember Lorie Zapf and Tony Villafranca, candidate for San Diego City Council District 4 as featured on The DeMaio Report
Current San Diego District Attorney, running for re-election, Summer Stephan on The DeMaio Report.
Many children spend a majority of their day surrounded by other kids and with those playmates comes germs. There is only so much a disinfectant wipe can do to get rid of these germs. Infectious disease expert Mark Warner tells us whether we should be worried.
San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore, who is running for re-election, talks to Carl DeMaio on The DeMaio Report.
Mark Meuser, candidate for California Secretary talks to Carl DeMaio on The DeMaio Report.
Candidates for San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond and Bonnie Dumanis talk with Carl DeMaio on The DeMaio Report.
Padres pitcher Kirby Yates is from Koloa, Hawai'i. Recently his hometown was hit with nearly 50 inches of rain in 24 hours and now Kirby is raising money for relief efforts...and he'll personally match the first $5,000 donated.
Eric Early, candidate for California Attorney General talks to Carl DeMaio about the issues facing our state and his plan to fix them.
Republican nominee for California Governor John Cox talks to Carl DeMaio about his priorities for the state if he's elected.
U.S. Attorney Jeff Sessions talks to Carl DeMaio about California's Sanctuary State Law and the nation's immigration issues.
Actor & author David Duchovny talks about his new novel "Miss Subways" and what it is like playing Fox Mulder on X-Files.
SDSU Athletic Director John David Wicker describes the plan set forth today providing details on the school's vision for a multi-use stadium in Mission Valley.
The movie that changed people's perceptions and made marijuana a mainstream topic turns 40 this month. Cheech Marin gives his perspective on the popularity of "Up In Smoke," his support of marijuana's legalization and his own thriving cannabis company.
Scott Lewis, Andy Keatts, Sara Libby, and Ry Rivard discuss the taboo of weed and have an in-depth discussion on community choice aggregation and SDG&E. In the second half, Lewis and Libby are joined by Dist. 6 City Councilmember Chris Cate to talk about his reasons for re-election, housing and vacation rentals, and the Soccer City memo release.
A San Diego health care expert says even people with health insurance are avoiding going to the doctor over the cost, and some are taking out loans and credit cards to avoid collection agencies. He has some suggestions for Congress and consumers.
KOGO's Cliff Albert interviews Josephine Funes Wentzel and San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephen about the search for a fugitive wanted in connection with the murder of Wentzel's daughter.
The San Diego State University management information systems lecturer talks about the use of Facebook personal profile data by political advertising firm Cambridge Analytica.
Congressman Duncan Hunter talks to San Diego's Morning News about President Trump's visit to San Diego and the border wall.
The new film by this famous poet tells the story of the Voices of Our City Choir consisting of members of San Diego's homeless community.
San Diego's top prosecutor talks about what we can learn from the mass shooting and how to spot signs of someone who might be thinking of carrying out such an act.
A profile on the efforts of two San Diego-based organizations that are working to improve lives for people locally and globally. ConnectMed addresses healthcare for under-served communities. Women's Empowerment International addresses the cycle of poverty.
Hall talks about the sale of the San Diego Union Tribune to L-A billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong.
It's loud, noisy world filled with a lot of options for the consumer but iHeart Media's Chairman and CEO says radio still packs a punch.
Star of Shark Tank Daymond John has written another best-seller aimed at helping you get better at what you do. In his latest book "Rise and Grind", John asked other successful people to share their secrets.
The San Diego State history professor talks about the significance of the Tet Offensive in January 1968 and how it has changed our view of war, veterans and America 50 years later.
Bill Buklew walked more than 2,500 miles, from the Georgia coast to Imperial Beach, for Parkinson's Disease. He was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's at the age of 43 and decided to do something to raise awareness.
New San Diego State President Dr. Adela de la Torre looks at the future of Mission Valley and the Aztec mascot.
San Diego City Councilman talks about the Homeless issue and how the number of homeless in San Diego has gone down after reaching a record high.
Englebert Humperdinck, who's 81 years old, talks about his 50th Showbiz anniversary CD that is dedicated to his wife Patricia who has advanced Alzheimer's.
A top pediatric surgeon says more money needs to be spent on children's health. Dr. Kurt Newman says San Diegans are fortunate to have Rady Children's Hospital, one of the best in the country.