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iHeartRadio and KFI AM 640

Tim Conway Jr. can be heard live Monday–Friday from 6pm–10pm on KFI AM 640 and everywhere on the iHeartRadio App.

Follow the show on socials @ConwayShow.

Tim Conway Jr. brings his signature humor to breaking news, Los Angeles current events, Orange County stories, Riverside County headlines, the Inland Empire, live police chases, freeway traffic, Hollywood craziness, pop culture, the big sports stories of the day, politics, gambling, and everything happening across Southern California. With his finger on the pulse of what’s happening in SoCal and beyond, Conway delivers funny, fast-moving talk radio every weeknight on KFI AM 640.

Heard by listeners across the country and around the world on the iHeartRadio App, Conway’s humor, storytelling, and take on the current news of the day connect with audiences far beyond Southern California. His perspective is local, but his comedy, curiosity, and down-to-earth view of life translate across cultures, communities, and languages.

Tim Conway Jr. was born and raised in Los Angeles and is the son of iconic comedy legend Tim Conway of The Carol Burnett Show. He spent his childhood around Santa Anita, Hollywood Park, and Del Mar Racetracks with his father, four younger brothers, and older sister — experiences that helped shape his humor, storytelling, and down-to-earth perspective on life.

During his early career, Conway produced his own internet radio show and, thanks to its popularity, was offered the opportunity to host a talk show on 97.1 KLSX-FM. Over twelve successful years, his show became famous across Southern California for entertaining topics, live police chases, Hollywood craziness, pop culture, sports, and current events with a twist of humor. In 2009, when KLSX switched to an all-music format, Conway joined KFI AM 640, continuing to bring listeners his unique comedic perspective on breaking news, politics, gambling, history, sports, entertainment, and life in SoCal.

Throughout his career, Conway has been featured on Fox 11, CBS, NBC, and ABC, and has received numerous industry honors including a Golden Mic Award, an Edward R. Murrow Award, and a Marconi Award nomination for Personality of the Year. When he’s not entertaining listeners, Conway enjoys spending time with his family, supporting local charities, and hanging out at the racetracks.

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  • Saturday · 40 min

    Newport Floods, and the High Tide Isn’t Here Yet

    Hour 1 (10.09) Newport Beach declared a local emergency as Tropical Storm Rachel swells flooded the Balboa Peninsula, and the night’s high tide hadn’t even hit yet. Plus, a 7.7 in Panama and Hurricane Isaias. 6:05 — Southern California’s rough week: flooding on the Balboa Peninsula, a 3.2 earthquake near Long Beach, a Porter Ranch water main break and several fires. Layoffs may be coming at Paramount Skydance, and Netflix is reportedly about to cut 5% of its staff. On the bright side, the Dodgers are headed to the NLCS. Also: a cubic yard of water weighs about 1,700 pounds. 6:20 — Coastal flood warnings and high tides around 9 p.m. from Oceanside to Oxnard, with Dana Point near 6.5 feet. Swells from Tropical Storm Rachel combine with an El Niño Kelvin wave, a slow bulge of ocean water that can raise sea level by up to about a foot. Also, Chicago Bears legend Mike Ditka has died at 86. 6:35 — Longtime listener Steve Early, a former Northridge resident, calls in from Perdido Key near Pensacola as Hurricane Isaias makes landfall near Destin as a Category 2. Tornadoes and widespread power outages are possible as the storm moves inland. 6:50 — A 7.7 earthquake hits Panama, then a 6.6 about two and a half hours later. 7.7 releases roughly 32 times the energy of the 1994 Northridge quake, which was a 6.7. What it means for California, and why Southern California could be in for a long night. Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Saturday · 35 min

    Skunks Digging Holes in Your Lawn? Blame Grubs

    Hour 2 (10.09) Skunks are tearing up Conway’s lawn hunting for grubs. Plus, the real sign one is about to spray, the time Conway got thrown out of a casino, and Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra is back. 7:05 — Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra is back after stacking sandbags with his wife, and he has what might be the best promo KFI has ever made. Bill Handel is on safari in Africa. Then the question of the night: is TDS real? 7:20 — The Conway Show passes 100K followers on Instagram at @conwayshow. Thanks to everyone who sent flooding videos. Conway is invited to a listener’s wedding tomorrow, but first he wants to know who’s catering. 7:35 — Conway’s lawn has a skunk problem. Skunks dig small, shallow holes, about 1 to 3 inches across, while hunting for white grubs, earthworms and beetle larvae. If one stomps its front feet and raises its tail, back away. Plus, the Byrna less-lethal launcher Conway took to Vegas, the cameras watching you on the Strip, getting thrown out of a casino, and Lucha VaVoom. 7:50 — Big families and sister wars. Kelly Conway has a master bedroom with a fireplace and windows on three sides. How old were you when you got a room like that? And tune into The Fork Report tomorrow, Saturday 2 to 5 p.m. on KFI. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Saturday · 32 min

    Malibu PCH Speed Cameras: 100K Violations in 9 Days

    Hour 3 (10.09) Malibu’s new PCH speed cameras caught about 100,000 speeding violations in nine days, and they haven’t written a single ticket yet. Plus, Mike Ditka, NFL picks and a midnight sonic boom. If your EV sat in saltwater, park it at least 50 feet from your house. Flooded lithium-ion batteries can catch fire hours or even weeks later, with no warning. 8:05 — Matt “Money” Smith on the death of legendary Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka. Then a check-in from Seal Beach, where low-lying neighborhoods are holding up so far, and a preview of Broncos at Chargers. 8:20 — Malibu’s PCH speed cameras logged about 100,000 violations at four test sites in nine days. The 21-mile stretch has claimed more than 60 lives since 2010. Tickets haven’t started yet. A 60-day warning period is expected in November, and after that fines range from $50 to $500 depending on how fast you were going. Plus, the Panama earthquakes, more coastal flooding at high tide, and sweater weather on the way. 8:35 — Handicapper Sammy Long (@TheSammyLong on X) gives his Week 5 NFL picks: the under in Eagles–Jaguars, the Chargers getting points at home against Denver, the 49ers getting points in Seattle, the Ravens getting points in Atlanta, and the over in Bills–Rams. 8:50 — A midnight SpaceX launch from Vandenberg could set off sonic booms across Southern California. And Starbucks has reportedly explored buying Chipotle, which would reunite CEO Brian Niccol with the chain he used to run. Warning about electric vehicles and saltwater! Submerging an electric vehicle (EV) in saltwater creates a severe, delayed fire hazard due to the high electrical conductivity of salt water and lithium-ion battery chemistry Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Saturday · 38 min

    Flooded Electric Car? Saltwater Can Start a Fire

    Hour 4 (10.09) Waves broke through the Long Beach Peninsula boardwalk; Newport says the tide ran higher than predicted, and the coast from Long Beach to Ventura braces Sunday. 9:05 — Another high tide rolls in. Long Beach Peninsula homes are red tagged after waves broke through the bulkhead, and Orange County officials go over the damage and the areas they’re watching. Plus, a warning for EV owners: after Hurricane Helene, Florida counted 48 lithium-ion battery fires from salty floodwater, 11 of them in electric cars. If your EV is in saltwater, park it at least 50 feet from your house. 9:20 — Newport Beach officials hold a press conference after assessing the damage. The Balboa Peninsula and Long Beach are the biggest concerns, and Newport has declared a local emergency. 9:35 — Good news for tonight: this high tide is coming in lower than the mornings. But the risk lasts through the weekend, and Malibu’s Sea Level Drive is a big concern for Sunday. More from Newport’s press conference, where officials said the tide came in about 20 inches higher than predicted. Plus, what a tide valve is: Newport keeps 86 of them at street ends along the bay to stop rising water from pushing up through storm drains. 9:50 — High tides, wind, heavy rain and an El Niño Kelvin wave all hit at once. South-facing beaches from Long Beach to Ventura face the worst flooding and erosion. Long Beach’s boardwalk is already damaged. Newport and Malibu have seen water in the streets and sinkholes near homes. Dana Point homes are still recovering from last month’s surf damage. A Stark Reminder of the Risks Faced by Electric Vehicle Owners. Newport Beach Mayor Lauren Kleiman texted us and said the berms seem to be holding now. So some good news Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Friday · 34 min

    Timmy Gives UCLA the Clap — No Soup Plantation For You!

    Hour 1 (10.08) Timmy’s still floating after the Dodgers punched their NLCS ticket. His first game was 1969, and he still remembers the bloodbath when he smashed a McDonald’s ashtray in defeat and wound up in the ER. A fast-moving fire is burning near the I-5 in the Grapevine, Porter Ranch has a busted water main, and sweater weather finally shows up early next week. City of LA folks are choking on summer water and power bills. Not Timmy — he lives in the Valley. A Change.org petition, “Cap the Heat Tax,” wants an independent audit of LADWP. Soup Plantation, the buffet he loved, died in 2020 and is creeping back into California. Petros from “Petros & Money” called to test the gear and stayed to be naughty, which is how these two still get in trouble with management. The Padres went down in flames. Owner Jose E. Feliciano’s wife, Kwanza Jones, once won the Apollo and released “We Gonna Win.” Spoiler: They did not. Conway has almost perfected the UCLA clap. Slow learner, but a learner. This weekend is all Dodgers, plus a discussion of sticking a cold beer in a warm butt crack. Let’s find out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Friday · 31 min

    Making Love Out of Nothing at All, With Timmy Conway Jr.

    Hour 2 (10.08) Rough week for LAFD: An emergency truck flipped in South Los Angeles racing to a homeless encampment fire, both firefighters OK, and four more were hurt in a fridge explosion at a Silver Lake house. California and Texas remain two different planets. Death row here almost never ends in an execution. Texas uses a firing squad, and those are set to be televised. Costco’s Kirkland is somehow a fashion brand now. Some guy on the 5 was yelling at CHP and Caltrans to open the freeway — or he wasn’t. Clap, then snap. Timmy put $40 on the Padres to win the Series so they’d get wiped out, and now he’s off to Vegas to curse Milwaukee the same way. He’s still shocked his name isn’t on the Stanley Cup after betting against the LA Kings every game so they’d win two out of three. Hollywood filming money is back: Gavin Newsom says more than $1 billion in tax credits and 35 new films are coming to Greater LA, including the last “Friday,” with 30,000-plus cast, crew, and background. Air Supply finally gets a Hollywood Walk of Fame star this weekend. Timmy’s a fan. Atta boys. Then a quieter close: ten years ago today, Palm Springs Officer Lesley Zerebny — daughter of Timmy’s buddy, CHP Officer David Kling, a new mom who followed her dad into the job — was killed in the line of duty with her partner, veteran Officer Jose Gilbert Vega, two months from retirement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Friday · 35 min

    Everything’s Bigger in Texas — Except for the Gen Z Population, They’re Bigger in Fresno

    Hour 3 (10.08) Timmy took his daughter to Vegas for her 21st, which looked nothing like his own. Back then he and the boys chartered a bus for a pittance, hit Caesars to gamble legally for the first time, and his roommate blew $2,000 in minutes and fled Sin City. The replacement roommate was a little too naked. Laughing gas is on the way out in LA, with nitrous oxide headed for a recreational ban, and Starlink Wi-Fi is coming to American Airlines. Long Beach is in for a rough weekend: high tide, 30-foot waves, El Niño, Tropical Storm Rachel dumping rain, Kelvin waves Sunday, so get the sandbags. Tropical Storm Simon has strengthened into a hurricane in the Pacific, Big Bear is dropping toward snow, and there’s a fire in Chinatown with locals told to shelter in place. Gen Z is leaving LA, but not for Texas the way everybody assumed. U-Haul’s top five: Dallas, Houston, Bakersfield, Fresno, and — number one — San Francisco and the Bay Area. Chargers and Rams both play SoFi this weekend, so LA sports is stacked. And the new Burbank Airport finally opens for real on Tuesday after a renovation that felt endless, complete with mock flights to make sure the whole thing actually works. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Friday · 29 min

    Celebratory Nipple Cripple in the Dodgers Locker Room? Yes, Please!

    Hour 4 (10.08) LA city folks are opening summer utility bills and losing their minds — water, electricity, the whole sticker-shock package. Not Timmy. He lives in the Valley. A Change.org petition, “Cap the Heat Tax,” wants an independent audit of those LADWP heat-wave bills. Soup Plantation, the buffet he loved, died in 2020 and is clawing back into California. The salad bar lives. Bellio wants to know why Koo Koo Roo ever closed. Petros from “Petros & Money” called to test the gear and stayed. The Padres went down in flames. Owner Jose E. Feliciano’s wife Kwanza Jones won amateur night at the Apollo and released “We Gonna Win.” Spoiler: They did not in fact win. UCLA’s eight-clap is a mess — better than USC? Why did San Diego lose? Timmy put $40 on them. Never bet his predictions. He and Petros then get into a Dodgers three-peat and why players keep grabbing sports journalist David Vassegh’s nipples in the locker room. Some guy on the 5 was screaming at CHP and Caltrans to open the freeway. Or he wasn’t. Clap, then snap. Next curse: $40 on Milwaukee in Vegas. And Timmy’s still shocked his name isn’t on the Stanley Cup after he bet against the LA Kings every game so they’d win two out of three. You’re welcome, Los Angeles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Thursday · 30 min

    Conway: Arming the Next Gen of Kids with Kindness and Compassion

    Hour 1 (10.07) The Dodgers bounced Atlanta and are headed to the NLCS — yes, yes, yes — with Milwaukee or the Padres waiting, and eight wins from a Natty. Do they still say Natty, or is it Wussy? Timmy doesn’t care. He grew up a Dodgers fan and hasn’t been this wired since 1981, already talking parade if they match the last team to string three titles together. Then his old friend, Emmy-nominated author Brad Meltzer, stops by with the latest in the 40-book “I Am” series, “We Are the Wright Brothers,” to talk about putting good into the world, teaching kids history, and working with icons like Jane Goodall and Dolly Parton. Timmy’s editorial notes: add Caitlin Clark, Spielberg and Simone Biles are already on the list, and somebody needs to launch an “I Was” series starting with Bruce Jenner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Thursday · 34 min

    Timmy’s Tuchus is a Flaming-Hot Turd Transporter — Outta His Way!

    Hour 2 (10.07) Rick Monday called it before it happened, saying Andy Pages was “gonna put a charge into one of these soon,” and Pages did it with the go-ahead single in the seventh. Timmy nearly missed the win because he was stuck in an hour of workplace sexual harassment training, which goes pretty deep. His question: Do men whose equipment has retired still have to sit through it? “SNL” already did the sketch, so we play it. Then the KFI snack room, stocked like a high school vending machine, all spicy and Flaming Hot. Tim’s traffic idea: A brown spinning turd on the roof so everybody gets out of the way. Paramount Skydance swallowing Warner Bros. has Hollywood asking who’s next for layoffs. Corona was a parking lot this morning — a Caltrans slab job on the 91 ran long, and some Riverside commutes hit three hours. The heat wave has the mosquitoes out, including West Nile. One kid landed in the hospital with a rash and a fainting spell. Bring on the cooler air. Mario Solis of NBC Sports was in the Dodgers clubhouse after they closed out Atlanta, bottles popping. Three-peat talk is official. Go team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Thursday · 37 min

    The Sky’s More Blue in Malibu, A Nightmare for Nobu in Malibu

    Hour 3 (10.07) Say, did you hear the news? Your Los Angeles Dodgers are moving onto the NCAA! Sad news coming out of Malibu, with another family ripped apart, after 51-year-old Chef Ryo Uchimiya of Nobu was wiped out on the dangerous Pacific Coast Highway. He was sleeping in his car prior to his shift when a speeding 16-year-old driving a Range Rover smashed into the back of his vehicle, killing Uchimiya on impact. He leaves behind a wife and two children. There is also a city-wide national emergency in anticipation of El Nino, centering on Malibu. Will those fancy coastal towns survive the rising surf and incoming storms? Timmy just returned from Las Vegas with the family to celebrate his daughter turning 21. It was 11:58 p.m., and the lady bartender made Timmy’s one and only stand outside ’til the clock struck midnight. How rude. He did leave his wallet in the bar, but it was easily traced back to Timmy because of all the photos of himself he keeps in there. Meanwhile, down in Orange County’s John Wayne Airport, a man from Washington trespassed and stole an airport tug — which only goes about five miles an hour — before stealing a lavatory truck. What a classy guy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Thursday · 30 min

    ‘I Am’ Super Stoked That the Dodgers Won and Are Moving on to the NLCS!!!

    Hour 4 (10.07) The Dodgers bounced Atlanta and are headed to the NLCS — yes, yes, yes — with Milwaukee or the Padres waiting, and eight wins from a Natty. Do they still say Natty, or is it Wussy? Timmy doesn’t care. He grew up a Dodgers fan and hasn’t been this wired since 1981, already talking parade if they match the last team to string three titles together. Then his old friend, Emmy-nominated author Brad Meltzer, stops by with the latest in the 40-book “I Am” series, “We Are the Wright Brothers,” to talk about putting good into the world, teaching kids history, and working with icons like Jane Goodall and Dolly Parton. Timmy’s editorial notes: Add Caitlin Clark, because Spielberg and Simone Biles are already on the list — and somebody needs to launch an “I Was” series starting with Bruce Jenner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Wednesday · 31 min

    Animaniacs and Airplanes with Andy Riesmeyer

    Hour 1 (10.02) A comment from President Trump about Los Angeles and San Diego sparked outrage across California, while an Arcadia child abuse investigation took another major turn. Plus, the Warner Bros. water tower gets a new look and KFI debates a first-class travel dilemma. 6:05 – Andy Riesmeyer fills in for Tim Conway Jr. and opens the show with a tour through the week's biggest headlines, including concerns over a reported Siberian anthrax outbreak and escalating international tensions. Andy and Crozier also compare Russian to the Romance languages and debate how languages evolve. 6:20 – President Trump faces criticism after remarks at a Nebraska rally in which he referenced Los Angeles and San Diego while discussing Iran and national security. Andy also talks about the iconic Warner Bros. water tower, which was quickly updated following the completion of the Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery merger. 6:35 – Andy tests the studio's knowledge of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot from Animaniacs, the famous cartoon siblings who lived in the Warner Bros. water tower. Then he covers the shocking Arcadia surrogacy case, where authorities arrested Silvia Zhang and Guojun Xuan on child abuse-related charges connected to a home that housed 21 children. 6:50 – A viral TikTok reignites a classic relationship debate: if a couple is offered only one first-class seat, who gets it? Andy, Crozier, and the KFI crew weigh in on travel etiquette, expectations, and whether sharing an upgrade is the right move. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Wednesday · 33 min

    Most Dire El Niño Warning Yet for California

    Hour 2 (10.06) Southern California could be heading toward an unusually wet winter after a climate scientist issued his strongest El Niño warning yet. Andy also tackles the first-class airplane debate, a bizarre parking championship, and a Taco Bell-fueled endurance race. 7:05 – Andy Riesmeyer fills in for Tim and breaks down growing concerns over a developing "Super El Niño" that forecasters say could bring a particularly wet California winter. He also discusses recent underground electrical vault explosions in Los Angeles before diving back into listener talkbacks on the first-class airplane seat controversy. 7:20 – Andy takes a trip down memory lane, sharing stories about his favorite diner and the excitement of early-morning food runs when he was younger. The conversation turns nostalgic as the crew reminisces about memorable local hangouts and routines. 7:35 – Not all of the talkbacks are friendly as some listeners make it clear they'd rather have Tim back in the host chair. Andy also covers Philadelphia's inaugural parallel parking championship and a listener comment sparks a conversation about iconic teen dramas from the 2000s. 7:50 – The first-class seat debate continues as the studio argues whether airlines would allow passengers to switch between cabins during a flight. Plus, Andy looks at the Taco Bell 50K, the ultramarathon that requires runners to eat Taco Bell along the route. Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Wednesday · 34 min

    Rick Devens on the Move That Won $810K

    Hour 3 (10.06) Fresh off winning Big Brother 28, Rick Devens joins Andy Riesmeyer to break down his path to victory and how his TV-news background helped inside the house. Plus, comedy-world drama, a major music lawsuit, and a debate over prison mail. 8:05 – Andy shares his KTLA interview with Rick Devens, the winner of Big Brother 28. Devens discusses the strategy that carried him to victory, his record-setting payday, and how his previous work as a TV news anchor in Georgia helped him connect with people throughout the game. 8:20 – Andy and Crozier discuss why reality TV often leans too heavily on manufactured drama. Listener talkbacks spark conversations about Taco Bell and music, and the crew examines growing backlash surrounding Sebastian Maniscalco's SiriusXM comedy channel after comics argued that hundreds of performers lost exposure and royalty opportunities following the Raw Comedy/Raw Dog rebrand. 8:35 – A police K-9 helps investigators uncover a drug operation, prompting a conversation about the unique role working dogs play in law enforcement. Andy also covers a copyright lawsuit involving Olivia Dean, whose song "I've Seen It" has been accused by the Bill Withers estate of copying elements of the classic "Just the Two of Us." 8:50 – Andy takes more listener talkbacks and shares the story of a time he got arrested. The crew also discusses efforts in Nevada prisons to digitize inmate mail by scanning correspondence and delivering it through tablets as officials attempt to stop drug-laced paper from entering correctional facilities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • Wednesday · 32 min

    Who Gets the First-Class Upgrade in a Relationship?

    Hour 4 (10.06) A simple airline upgrade turns into a surprisingly heated relationship debate as the KFI crew wrestles with who should get the lone first-class seat. Plus, baby-tech trends, diner nostalgia, and the ultramarathon that requires runners to eat Taco Bell. 9:05 – Andy takes listener talkbacks from throughout the evening, including reactions to Nevada's proposal to digitize inmate mail. The conversation shifts to modern parenting, where new technology is transforming everything from baby monitors to everyday baby gear. Nevada officials are moving toward scanning most inmate mail and delivering it digitally through tablets as part of an effort to curb drug-smuggling concerns. 9:20 – A viral TikTok from a traveling couple sparks a debate over relationship etiquette after the pair was offered only one first-class seat on a flight. Andy and the KFI crew break down who should take the upgrade and whether there's ever a right answer. 9:35 – Andy shares stories from his younger days making trips to his favorite diner and enjoying early-morning food runs. The conversation becomes a nostalgic look at the places and routines that stick with people for years. 9:50 – Listener talkbacks continue as the studio debates whether airlines allow passengers to switch between first class and economy during a flight. Andy also discusses the unusual Taco Bell 50K, an ultramarathon in which runners must consume Taco Bell menu items throughout the course. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • October 6 · 30 min

    Plague Panic, Splooting Squirrels & a Big Brother Winner: You Won't Believe What Happened Today!

    Hour 1 (10.02) 6:05 - A pneumonic plague that happened in Russia. 6:20 – Squirrels are found splooting on the pavement due to the heat. Be careful of what you post on reddit because of all the experts. Coyotes are becoming very brazen when they come to a city. According to Andy there are no 6:35 – Rams progress on how they should be playing better. Interviewing fans and enjoying their reactions. 6:50 – Andy will be interviewing big brother winner Rick Devons tomorrow on KTLA. Naming Grandparents and all the different nicknames they have. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • October 6 · 30 min

    Andy's French Accent Goes Off the Rails, a Monster Storm May Be Coming, and Robots Enter the MMA Cage

    Hour 2 (10.02) 7:05 – Andy gives us his best french accent while learning about the culture. More weather chat about how we can't escape the heat. 7:20 – Saying no to el nino, preparing for a possible massive storm after this heat. The news is just as clueless as us when it comes to knowing about the upcoming weather 7:35 – Trump is ok with the terrorists taking out San Diego. Red sauce is a popular french restaurant that serves Italian food. We also talk about how much the europeans love 7:50 – Human takes on 3 robots in an mma battle See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • October 6 · 32 min

    An International Espionage Twist, Surprise Music Picks, and Callers Put to the Test

    Hour 3 (10.02) 8:05 – Woman in Irvine caught spying for China. We go over new music for people that don't like new music. 8:20 – We play solo the solo with callers 8:35 – We learn about more new music then continue the fun with solo the solo game. 8:50 – Our final segment playing solo the solo with some difficult guesses See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • October 6 · 32 min

    Heartbroken NFL Fans, Terrible French Accents, and a Human vs. Robot Cage Match

    Hour 4 (10.02) 9:05 – Andy reminisces about writing music before Ai existed and remembering playing their first gigs in L.A. Plus we play more solos to guess in the studio. 9:20 – Audio of football fans who are upset about their losses of their favorite teams and we start the beginning of accents. 9:35 – French restaurant that serves american cuisine that we present with our best french accent. We do other accents as 9:50 – The future is here with humans officially taking on robots in an MMA match although it was an unsanctioned fight Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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