John McGinness

Amanda Blackwood in for John McGinness discussing Sacramento's School District and Measure "M".

The Sheriff is not happy that Gov. Newsome is giving away electricity, and Councilwoman Rosario Rodriguez joins John in studio

A criminal illegal alien kills a person sitting in their own garage in Martinez, and Don Wagner joins John--Republican running for Secretary of State in California.

California and taxes and taxes and.....

The Sheriff is seeking the truth from Dr. Fauci and Congressmen Kevin Kiley joins the program.

Jeanine Piro and the reflecting pool, Education in California and Michelle Steeb joins John to discuss Homelesness solutions

Amanda Blackwood is in for The Sheriff, talking ballot propositions with Rob Stutzman and Andrew Acosta

Amanda Blackwood in for John, with Jim Wonderman from California Forever, and Joshua Arce from California for Jobs.

Amanda Blackwood in for John. How chatbots and AI 'friends" are ruining mental health, especially of our children.

Amanda Blackwood in for John , with Lauren Zelt--Executive Director of Protecting American Consumers Together.

John welcomes candidate for Ca Controller, Herb Morgan. Then a conversation on a new bill that handcuffs the Private Security industry. SB1203. The John McGinness Show.

A new poll lays out the concerns and wishes of American voters. Then Artificial Intelligence as a medical tool. The John McGinness Show.

A proposed California law, AB 2108, would create a statewide diversion program and is being opposed by proponents of the tough on crime Prop 36 which was approved in 2025.

Jon Coupal of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association joins John to discuss the legacy of Prop 13. And then the Prop 43 initiative proposed to close a Prop 13 loophole. The John McGinness Show.

Today, John takes a look at a federal lawsuit that could upend California’s in-state tuition policies and increase college costs for undocumented students, the effects of AI in classrooms, and California's farm to school program. John also says goodbye to his technical producer Noel Ballard as she leaves for Germany.

Today, John shares his thoughts on potential members and members of the US Legislature.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff and invites Tim Rosales, the President and CEO of The Rosales Agency and competitive high school soccer coach to the program. They discuss FIFA and the high cost of competitive sports.

Today, John McGinness talks with John Vignocchi, founder of Urban Capitol and CEO of the Sacramento Regional Business Leaders Council, about the growing influence of socialist ideas within the Democratic Party and what it could mean for business, government, and public policy.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for Sheriff to discuss the false choice between affordable food and a healthy environment, exploring whether consumers and policymakers can have both without compromise.

Today, John discusses the rise of democratic socialism in the U.S. and takes calls from listeners with their thoughts on the movement's growing influence.

Today, John discusses comments from New York City’s mayor regarding the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he were to visit the city and then highlights another reason to engage in local politics.

Today, John discusses children experiencing homelessness and talks with listeners about the causes of the problem and what might help.

Today, John talks about whether a sentence of life without the possibility of parole should truly mean a lifetime behind bars. He also discusses Trump's speech tonight and the issues driving the national conversation.

Today, former U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott and former Yolo County DA Jeff Reisig join John McGinness to discuss legal and public safety issues affecting California. Then, John shares his take on communism and socialism and it's position in United States politics.

Today, John discusses the latest inflation numbers, takes a closer look at Prop 37, a November ballot measure aimed at helping middle-income Californians buy homes, and weighs in on the debate over Daylight Saving Time.