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This edition of "On The Record with Andre Senior" is all about the summer travel season. TSA will no longer require travelers to remove their shoes, but you should still be ready to remove them anyway. Plus, can you actually find peace and quiet at an airport during a layover without paying big bucks for lounge access? For the answer, and for the latest travel news and hacks, I was joined by trave...

KTVU's Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: Neighbors in East Oakland are demanding safety improvements at a dangerous intersection following a deadly hit-and-run and a previous incident involving a 16-year-old. San Francisco police utilized drone video to successfully track and apprehend robbery suspects after a high-speed chase that included driving against traffic on the Bay Bridge. Matthew Muelle...

Claudine Wong and Alex Lobban interview the head coach of the Oakland Soul, Jessica Clinton. Clinton shares her journey in soccer, starting from playing at age eight in New York, progressing to become a standout goalkeeper at Boston University, and ultimately transitioning into a successful coaching career. She discusses the evolution of the Oakland Soul program, her philosophy on coaching the mod...

Gasia shares the backstory of her and Mike's friendship with her co-host out today due to a medical appointment. She begins by explaining how the show is built on two decades of friendship and shared experiences as reporters at KTVU Fox 2. Gasia then shares her personal journey into journalism, highlighting her path through community college and various news markets before landing her dream job at...

Gasia and Andre start the show after the show talking Bay Area weather and the shift from an unusually cool summer to warmer temperatures. before welcome the Big Bay Mornings crew. The cross-over show discusses San Francisco's evolving skyline and debate the aesthetic impact on the city's identity. The second half of the episode dives into Amazon Prime Day deals and personal purchases. They also e...

Andre and Sal discuss the ongoing recovery efforts in Texas following devastating floods and the current state of the U.S. economy. The MO2 duo began by highlighting the severe nature of the Texas floods, emphasizing that the situation is a recovery effort rather than a rescue, with over 100 fatalities and many more missing, including a family from Kentfield in Marin County. They dive into the cru...

Claudine and Lisa are joined by 18-year-old entrepreneur Mizan Tompkins, a self-taught tech prodigy who began coding at eight and launched his first company at twelve during COVID-19. He later gained 170,000 TikTok followers by teaching 3D printing and STEM, all while forgoing AP classes and learning solely from YouTube. Tompkins, also a pilot, developed "Stratus," an AI-powered system aimed at en...

KTVU's Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: Marissa DeNapoli's Death: former boyfriend charged with her murder. Texas Floods: California sends more aid Palisades Tahoe: Resort scales back expansion. Giants win with walk-off homer. Weather Forecast: Temperatures rising, triple digits expected. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mornings on 2 tea begin with the ongoing Teamsters strike, which is causing trash pickup delays and stoppages in several local communities, including Milpitas and Fremont, due to solidarity picket lines. The conversation then shifts to San Francisco politics, specifically Mayor Daniel Lurie's first six months in office, focusing on crime and fentanyl deaths, and his different approach to harm...

The Mornings on 2 Crew takes us to a news conference in Yolo County where investigators tell us more about the massive explosion at the firework facility. The explosion claimed seven lives, and is currently an active investigation. The crew then discusses about the tragic floods in Central Texas that have claimed the lives of at least 90 people. Allie Rasmus recalls the time she spent in Texas and...

KTVU's Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: - The death toll rises to 80 people in the Central Texas flash floods after months of rain fell in just a couple of hours. A Marin County family are unaccounted for after vacationing along the Guadalupe River. - BART service in the East Bay is expected to resume their schedule after a shooting last night near the Antioch station. Around 8:15 last night, B...

Claudine and Lisa welcome James, a self-taught AI enthusiast, who demonstrates how he created his own customized AI model, "JB GPT," using open-source code and a home server. He explains that while this advanced level of AI customization offers privacy and control, it requires technical curiosity and some personal investment. They also discuss different levels of AI interaction, from basic ChatGPT...

In this episode of "Offside in the Bay", Claudine and Alex welcome National Soccer Hall of Famer Hugo Perez, a retired US men's national team player who played in the 1994 World Cup. Perez, originally from El Salvador, shares his journey and the honor of representing the U.S. on the global stage, including playing against Brazil in the 1994 World Cup at Stanford Stadium in front of 90,000 people....

In this episode of "Offside in the Bay", Claudine and Alex welcome Luchi Gonzalez, the Earthquakes Academy Director for U14 to U18. They discuss the evolution of youth soccer in the U.S., highlighting the improved facilities, coaching, and international competition within MLS academies. The conversation also dives into the "nature vs. nurture" debate in player development, and the contentious "pay...

Frank, Rosemary, and Amber welcome Darrell Bell, owner of State Line Road Smokehouse in Napa, California. Bell, a Kansas City native, shares how he brought authentic Kansas City-style barbecue to Napa after struggling to find it in California. His restaurant, housed in a repurposed auto shop, evolved from his successful barbecue sauce line. Bell emphasizes his commitment to quality, using premium...

Claudine revisits the inspiring story of Rich Goodwin, a man who overcame homelessness and drug addiction in San Francisco's Tenderloin. After hitting rock bottom with an overdose, Goodwin entered detox and began a remarkable journey of recovery and helping others. He became a certified drug and alcohol counselor, now directing a successful program at Solano prison with a remarkably low recidivism...

Claudine Wong, Alex Lobban, and Chiann Nobrega talk about their vision for this podcast. Claudine is a fan, Alex is a former professional player and coach, and Cheyenne is a sports producer with a newfound passion for the sport after living abroad. Their goal is to make soccer understandable and enjoyable for fans of all levels, from casual observers to hardcore enthusiasts. The show will cover va...

Gasia, Andre, and the Mornings on 2 crew are live from Pleasant Hill's Fourth of July parade. Sal speaks with locals, including Cub Scouts and longtime residents, underscoring the parade's patriotic, hometown feel. The broadcast features interviews with the parade's grand marshal, and Pleasant Hill natives. KTVU executive producer Brett, a Pleasant Hill resident, explains the decision to feature h...

KTVU's Keshawn Ward welcomes recent Dublin High School graduate Maegha Ramanathan to share her journey as the founder of Girls for Sports, a non-profit dedicated to empowering girls in athletics. Driven by her own experiences with sexism in sports, Maegha created the organization to combat female inferiority in sports and encourage girls' participation. She proudly announces her upcoming receipt o...

Co-hosts Claudine Wong and Alex Lobban welcome Fred Wilson, Executive Director of Mustang Soccer, to discuss the evolving landscape of youth soccer. They dive into the increasing trend of early specialization in competitive soccer, and question whether this intensity is driven more by parents and clubs than the children's enjoyment. They also discuss the contentious issue of high school soccer par...

KTVU's Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: - San Francisco is preparing for its annual fireworks show with increased police presence following an FBI warning - Various other cities like Alameda, Albany, American Canyon, Antioch, and Danville are also hosting parades and celebrations - San Jose, after canceling its original fireworks due to an explosion, will now have a drone light show and a family-...

Sal and Andre welcome Dottie Moore from the renowned Bay Area establishment, Everett and Jones barbecue, back to the show after the show following their Mornings on 2 interview The morning crew enjoys the food on set while discussing the restaurant's history, starting in Deep East Oakland, and its expansion, including a new location at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. The conversation then shift...

Mike and Gasia start by recounting a busy morning covering the Sean "Diddy" Combs sex trafficking trial verdict. Mike then shares a personal anecdote about a recent, severe back spasm that landed him in the emergency room and forced him to miss several days of work which led to a conversation about the physical demands of their job, needing to appear composed and energetic on air even when feeling...

KTVU's James Torrez hosts today's headlines: - A body was discovered near Anderson Reservoir in Morgan Hill, with authorities investigating its connection to a missing who was last seen with a man who is now person of interest - In Yolo County, seven people are still unaccounted for after a fireworks facility explosion in Esparto, leading San Jose and other cities to cancel their Fourth of July fi...

Sal Castaneda and James Torres discuss the recent verdict in the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial. They're joined by attorney Julia Jane who dives deeper into the updates. James and Sal also briefly touch upon a lighter topic like the ongoing debate about whether bar patrons should open a tab or pay as they go, with Gen Z often being blamed for the latter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastch...