Gary and Shannon

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Wedding Grudges, Tax Fatigue & Hollywood Stunts Jan 27, 2026

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Hour 2 turns personal, political, and viral as Gary and Shannon reopen a 14-year wedding dispute, question California’s tax-heavy future, and break down a Hollywood stunt that may have crossed a legal line. From ballot initiatives to celebrity mayors to lingerie marketing gone wrong.• The Wedding Case Reopens: Gary and Shannon argue the semantics of why Gary missed Shannon’s wedding—and Elmer somehow catches strays again.

• California Tax Fatigue: Michael Monks joins to discuss new ballot tax measures and whether the tax base can—or will—stay.

• Spencer Pratt for Mayor?: A serious look at a not-so-serious bid to lead L.A., and why more candidates are likely coming.

• Hollywood Sign Stunt: Sydney Sweeney’s viral lingerie launch sparks legal questions—and Shannon says confidence isn’t for sale.

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AI Ethics & Privacy Gone Public Jan 27, 2026

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Hour 3 moves from Washington chaos to cutting-edge tech and sports controversy. Gary and Shannon track the latest political firestorms, speculate on who won’t survive Trump’s second cabinet, wrestle with the ethics of AI scraping human knowledge, and debate whether public meltdowns are fair game in the age of constant cameras.• #SwampWatch: Democrats call for Kristi Noem’s firing, shutdown fears loom, and political tensions spike.
• Who Falls First?: Prediction markets weigh in on which Trump cabinet member could be first out.
• AI Crossroads: A new border shooting collides with a debate over Claude, Anthropic, and the morality of training AI on human work.
• Privacy vs Reality: Coco Gauff’s private frustration goes public, should athletes always expect the cameras?

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Tax Season, Vegas Reality & the Suitcase Killer Jan 27, 2026

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Hour 4 runs through the day’s most talked-about stories before heading to Vegas, true crime, and a cautionary tale that’s trending again. From costly government programs and confusing gambling rules to a viral Lifetime movie and the mystery behind the “Suitcase Killer,” Gary and Shannon close out the show with headlines, hard truths, and viewer warnings.• #WhatsHappening: Care Court costs soar with little impact, winter storm victims grow, a social media trial ends instantly, decaf coffee isn’t decaf, and a firing stirs controversy in Buffalo.
• Vegas Reality Check: New W-2G rules, loss deductions, and why Vegas isn’t built for young people without disposable income.
• #TrueCrimeTuesday: The “Suitcase Killer” resurfaces as a Lifetime movie grabs attention.

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Super Bowl Bound & The Border Czar's Arrival Jan 26, 2026

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Gary and Shannon break down a massive Championship Sunday and the high-stakes drama unfolding in Minneapolis. From Trump’s "rare moment of clarity" on the recent ICE shooting to the winter storm paralyzing the nation, the team covers the news that moved the needle this weekend. Plus, the Super Bowl matchup is set, and the party planning at Gary’s house has officially begun.

Championship Sunday: Analyzing the Rams vs. Seahawks thriller. Shannon breaks down the "one play" that changed everything and Gary previews a Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl.
Minneapolis Tension: President Trump sends Border Czar Tom Homan to Minnesota following a controversial ICE shooting. Is the administration shifting its stance on oversight?
Ice Storm Chaos: Breaking down the travel nightmares, power outages, and "ice-pocalypse" conditions wrecking havoc across the country.
The New Office Hustle: Why shared workspaces are making a massive comeback as companies ditch the traditional commute for decentralized hubs.

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‘Just Get A Divorce’ T-Shirts Jan 26, 2026

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Gary and Shannon celebrate the launch of the California Post with Chadwick Moore and dive into a chilling "GaS Legal Desk" update on a cold case finally being cracked. From luxury market slumps to an Olympic snowboarder’s fall from grace.

California Post Launch: Chadwick Moore joins the show on the paper's first day to discuss uncovering San Francisco corruption and the city's potential "NorCal comeback."
The Olympic "El Chapo": Former Olympian Ryan Wedding’s legal drama shifts to Orange County. How the FBI’s most wanted snowboarder went from the slopes to a massive drug conspiracy.
GaS Legal Desk: The husband who almost got away with it. After 11 years, digital evidence finally refutes a "suicide" note and puts Michael Anthony Leon in the hot seat for his wife's 2015 death.
Luxury Market Slump: Why Birkin bags and Rolexes are seeing a "crash" in value—is it the economy, or are we just witnessing the end of a trend?

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Gamers On The Frontline... Jan 26, 2026

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Gary and Shannon investigate a building-wide email about office thefts before diving into the "Gamer Rebellion" against AI. They explore the thin line between technological breakthroughs and "Gladiator-style" entertainment, from a podcaster reclaiming her voice to Alex Honnold’s death-defying skyscraper climb.

Office Antics: A building-wide memo reveals that the few people left in the office are apparently stealing from each other. Gary and Shannon ridicule the workplace drama.
The AI Resistance: Are gamers the unsung heroes stopping the AI takeover? We look at how the gaming community is holding the line, plus an emotional story of an ALS patient using AI to find her voice again.
The Death of Sundance: No major sales and zero buzz… Is the era of the indie "big screen" breakout officially dead?
Gladiator Entertainment: Netflix paid Alex Honnold a "mid-six-figure" sum to free-solo Taipei 101. Gary and Shannon debate the ethics of paying for life-or-death stakes.

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The 996 Grind & Super Bowl Secrets Jan 26, 2026

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Gary and Shannon break down the high-stakes Super Bowl ad wars and the "996" work culture creeping into Silicon Valley. From the $8 million price tag for a 30-second spot to the viral "Be Curious" philosophy of Ted Lasso, the team covers the hustle, the hype, and the perfect host gift for a Super Bowl party.

#WhatsHappening: President Trump and Governor Walz talk solutions for the Minneapolis ICE crisis, plus a look at the "ice-pocalypse" storm recovery.
The $8 Million Commercial: A deep dive into the soaring costs of Super Bowl ads. Are brands getting their money's worth, or has the "Big Game" become a big bubble?
#MotivationalMonday: Gary plays the classic Ted Lasso darts scene, but the "Be Curious, Not Judgmental" mantra wins out.
The 996 Takeover: What is the "9-9-6" schedule and why is Silicon Valley ditching work-life balance for the 72-hour workweek? We unpack the hive mindset of the modern tech world.
Party Protocol: Listeners weigh in on the ultimate Super Bowl host gift. What should Shannon bring to Gary’s house to ensure a "delightful” Super Bowl Sunday?

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GAS Weekend Fix: Gary’s Leggy Reveal! Jan 24, 2026

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Gary and Shannon kick off this week’s Weekend Fix with a shocking "fit check" as Gary decides it’s finally time to debut his legs to the world. They also dive into the strange phenomenon of Americans traveling thousands of miles only to end up at a Costco, and why Shannon is actually "delightful" when her football teams aren't stressing her out.

The Big Reveal: Gary breaks out the shorts, and the studio is not prepared for the leg-to-fabric ratio.
Football Stress-Relief: It’s Conference Championship weekend, but with the Chargers and 49ers out, Shannon is living a "stress-free" and uncharacteristically delightful life.
The Global Costco Tour: Why do Americans seek out the comforts of a warehouse club while in Paris or Tokyo? We look at the "convenience cult" of Costco, from the legendary Hawaii locations to international food courts.
Travel Tales: Recounting the funniest travel experiences where seeking out a familiar comfort was the only thing that saved the trip.

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Drug Kingpins & The Beckham Drama Jan 23, 2026

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Gary and Shannon kick off the show with the breaking arrest of an Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug lord, plus a deep dive into the Beckham wedding "hijack" that has the internet buzzing. They also share a personal health update from KFI’s Amy King and break down President Trump’s final Davos power move.

Olympic Kingpin Captured: Breaking news on Ryan Wedding’s arrest. How a former Olympian allegedly ran a massive cocaine operation before being detained.
The Beckham Wedding Feud: DJ Fat Tony reveals the truth behind Victoria Beckham "hijacking" Brooklyn’s first dance and what TMZ is reporting.
Amy King’s Journey: KFI’s own Amy King joins the studio to talk about her battle with colon cancer and the importance of early screening.
The Davos Cold Shoulder: Trump moves the goalposts on Canada’s "Board of Peace" status, sparking a new social media war with the PM.
Free Solo Taipei: Rock climber Alex Honnold is set to scale the Taipei 101 skyscraper live today—is this the return of the global monoculture event?

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Former Producer Kiana Returns! Jan 23, 2026

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The "prodigal daughter" returns as former producer Kiana Raymondo stops by the studio to catch up with Gary and Shannon. They dig into her "peaceful" new life, the drama at her new gig, and why a living wage makes everything better. Plus, a look at Gavin Newsom’s 2028 chances and why the Sepulveda Pass transit project might be a billion-dollar pipe dream.

The Return of Kiana: Gary & Shannon welcome back the "prodigal daughter" Kiana Raymondo. The team discusses her new job, the "tea" behind the scenes, and how she’s thriving outside the KFI madness.
The Sepulveda "Butt-Ton": A massive transit project for the Sepulveda Pass gets the green light for major spending, but Gary explains why he’s not holding his breath for an actual train.
Newsom 2028: Is Gavin Newsom actually electable? Gary and Shannon break down his record on gas prices and taxpayer-funded surgeries, and why the "California Brand" might be a hard sell nationally.
The Unsubscribe Movement: Shannon celebrates the joy of hitting "unsubscribe" on annoying retail emails, while Gary declares January the official month of digital cleaning.
Double the Boredom: Mayor Karen Bass is giving two State of the City addresses, and the crew explains why even news people find these speeches impossible to sit through.