Barry Funkhouser

The Barry and Joe Show

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Barry and Joe break down the news of the day and try to make you giggle a couple of times.

Author

Barry Funkhouser

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Comedy

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Latest episode

Aug 24, 2023

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Santa Barbara call special meeting to address “renovictions”, OC family uses AirTag to find stolen bike, Mosquito explosion expected 10.04.2023

Santa Barbara County Supervisors call special meeting to address so-called “renovictions”. A family in Orange County was able to get their bike back thanks to the Apple AirTag. Mosquito, gnat explosion expected after months of rain. EW!

Chatsworth Blockfest! Saturday April 15th 07.04.2023

Today we're having a Bro-down with Phil & Julio from Blockfest. Blockfest will take place ON Devonshire St., between De Soto Ave. and Variel Ave., and will include two city blocks of 150+ vendors selling their wares, a carnival, live DJ, a cocktail lounge, famous show cars, and LIVE professional wrestling! Info: https://www.chatsworthchamber.com/blockfest/

Tech CEO charged in $175 million fraud, Batmobile raid saga comes to a stunning conclusion, LA Metro sees reduction in crime amid classical 06.04.2023

Investigators said the founder of the financial aid nonprofit Frank used inflated user data to convince JP Morgan to acquire the company. Batmobile raid saga comes to a stunning conclusion as San Mateo Co. releases confidential report, The raid by San Mateo County Sheriff's investigators at an Indiana garage that builds "Batmobiles" should never have happened. LA Metro sees reduction in crime amid...

Sixth District residents express concerns ahead of special election, Writers Guild of America moves forward with strike, AI Travel 05.04.2023

A special election will be held Tuesday in the Los Angeles' City Council's Sixth District, to replace former Council President Nury Martinez. The Writers Guild of America authorized a strike vote amid labor negotiations. The last strike lasted 100 days. AI technology can plan your itinerary for a trip almost anywhere in the world – but how reliable is it?

Queen Mary reopens for tours, fire season will take its toll in California, Earl Warren Showgrounds looks for new ideas 04.04.2023

Queen Mary reopens for tours after three year hiatus due to COVID pandemic. Jake Reiner reports from Long Beach, where the beloved Queen Mary finally reopened its doors to the public on Saturday after a three year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Wet year or dry, fire season will take its toll in California. Cal Fire says there could be a boomerang effect from the wet weather when green, gr...

Fake job listings are a growing problem, L.A. Mayor Bass announces Skid Row housing preservation and rehab plans, Baseball returns! 01.04.2023

Fake job listings are a growing problem in the labor market. L.A. Mayor Bass announces Skid Row housing preservation and rehabilitation plans. 3 It's time for Dodger Baseball!

Reign LaFreniere @bluphoriaband 31.03.2023

About Bluphoria: Now based in Nashville, Bluphoria formed in 2019 after Reign moved to Eugene to study film at the University of Oregon. During his sophomore year, Reign met Dakota Landrum (20-year-old rhythm guitarist and background vocalist), another University of Oregon student, "the only other black guy in the area,” at a party they were both attending. Rex Wolf (22-year-old bassist and backgr...

Allergy season becoming longer and stronger, Humans will achieve immortality in 8 years, California lawmakers OK fines for high gas prices 30.03.2023

New government research shows that higher counts of pollen are starting earlier and lasting longer, making allergy season a lot worse. Humans will achieve immortality by 2030. California lawmakers approved the nation’s first penalty for price gouging at the pump.

Girl Scout Cookie shortage, Grocery store that closed amid heavy snowfall reopens, Record-breaking Powerball winner double dips 29.03.2023

Supply chain issues are causing a nationwide Girl Scout Cookie shortage. Jensen's Foods in Blue Jay has reopened after a historic storm forced its closure earlier this year. Just days after closing on a mansion in the Hollywood Hills, the winner of the largest Powerball jackpot in history has purchased another luxury home to the tune of about $4 million.

New Grants for public art in Santa Barbara, Ticketmaster on trial, Hard Rock's guitar tower on Mirage volcano site gets county OK 28.03.2023

New Grants for public art in Santa Barbara. The ticket sales giant is facing a new class-action lawsuit from Taylor Swift fans who accuse the company of fraud and price fixing. A massive 542-foot guitar -- actually, back-to-back guitars -- will be much more than a sign in front of the Hard Rock Hotel on the Strip. It will be a hotel tower with 600 rooms and a 48,234 square-foot casino.

Byron Gonzalez @Byronbasically 25.03.2023

It's time to catch up with our Bilingual Sound Man, Byron Gonzalez!

NWS confirms tornado did touch down, Michelin star LA restaurants added, Fake food deliveries turning into crime 24.03.2023

NWS confirms tornado did touch down in Montebello. Michelin star LA restaurants added. Fake food deliveries turning into crime? New warning about scammers posing as delivery workers.

Spring is here, Strawberry industry holding steady despite statewide damage, Bill that would let Oregonians pump own gas passes state House 23.03.2023

Spring is here but tree trimming season is still a ways away. Strawberry industry holding steady despite statewide damage to farm fields. Bill that would let Oregonians pump own gas passes state House. The vote passed 47-10 and now heads to the Oregon Senate. If it passes there, it would go to the governor to sign it into law. The bill wouldn't mean a complete change over to self-serve, but would...

Hyundai, Kia, sued by City of San Diego, Bay Bridge lights' brief reappearance attributed to software, Skittles may soon be banned in Cali 22.03.2023

The San Diego City Attorney's Office sued automakers Hyundai and Kia Friday for allegedly failing to equip their vehicles with sufficient anti-theft technology, which the city says contributed to a recent uptick in car thefts throughout San Diego. The city alleges Hyundai and Kia cars are not equipped with immobilizer technology, ensuring cars cannot be started without their keys. The city's lawsu...

Dallas, Wichita among the hardest U.S. cities to live for those with allergies, New TikTok college drinking trend, LAUSD strike imminent 21.03.2023

New research from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America listed Wichita, Kansas, Dallas, Texas and Scranton, Pennsylvania as the most challenging places to live if you struggle with a pollen allergy. Colleges across the U.S. are warning of a new drinking trend called “borg”. Here's more on how school officials at the University of Massachusetts Amherst blame the Gen-Z drink of choice for at...

Happy St Patrick's Day 18.03.2023

We're throwing out the news and talking about our favorite St Patrick's Day stories. And my Garden Party is happening!

Potholes appear following heavy rain, SeaWorld San Diego close to unveiling rollercoaster, New app can help with your laundry 17.03.2023

An explosion of potholes! It's the only way to describe it as these latest storms continue adding them, seemingly faster, than they can be fixed. SeaWorld San Diego's newest attraction - Arctic Rescue - is almost ready for the public. New 'SudShare' app is helping some people do their laundry while turning into a side job for others.

E-scooters' future in San Francisco uncertain, California court rules in favor of rideshare drivers, Doctors advise more sunlight 16.03.2023

E-scooters' future in San Francisco uncertain as permit period nears end, A California court on Monday ruled in favor of ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft, stating that the companies can continue to treat employees like independent contractors, upholding the voter-approved Proposition 22. As we plan to welcome spring, it's "hello" to darker mornings and lighter evenings. However, those changes a...

Oregon bill seeks to boost tree canopy, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says Topgolf facility would affect bald eagles, Cat found in Las Vegas 15.03.2023

Oregon bill seeks to boost state's tree canopy in an effort to fight climate change. The bill would create a grant program to fund tree planting programs in communities that lack tree canopy. Parks and Wildlife says the building of a Topgolf facility in Timnath would affect bats and bald eagles. The adventure for Raven the cat has ended as she is cozy in her Alabama home again.

Tennessee town blames Jack Daniel's for growing fungus, California ranks #1 in the nation for horse lovers, Sausalito faces lawsuit 14.03.2023

In Lincoln County, Tennessee, a black fungus called ‘Whiskey Fungus’ is coating homes, street signs, and more. The residue is being fueled by the vapors from the six barrel houses of one of the most popular whiskey brands in the world, Jack Daniel’s. Now, some residents are suing the company, which plans on pushing ahead with their warehouse expansions. The Golden State ranks at the top of the lis...

The Insane Darrell Wayne & Weird Al Yankovic 11.03.2023

Listen as The Insane Darrell Wayne has a conversation with Weird Al Yankovic, fun!

Washington cracks down on fraudulent nurse diplomas, Some Oakland A's players give their opinion of Las Vegas, Santa Barbara's Fiesta plans 10.03.2023

Washington cracks down on fraudulent nurse diplomas, Some Oakland A's players give their opinion of Las Vegas, Fiesta plans announced for 2023 along with a new mercado site in Santa Barbara

LA Metro launches Ambassador program, California expected to oust Walgreens, Former ‘Boy Meets World’ star announces run for Congress 09.03.2023

LA Metro launches Ambassador program. The hundreds of new Ambassadors on the LA Metro are meant to help with passenger safety and other services. California expected to oust Walgreens after company restricts access to abortion pill. Former “Boy Meets World” star Ben Savage announced that he is running for Congress in California’s 30th Congressional District.

Mountain locals still trapped under snow, Florida man contracts brain-eating amoeba, Iowa cemetery takes out personal ad for goose 08.03.2023

More than a week after a devastating storm that blanketed the San Bernardino Mountains, residents face concerns like not being able to go to work or have their streets plowed. Health authorities say that a Charlotte County man became ill after using unfiltered tap water in a Neti pot. Blossom the goose lived on a pond at a cemetery in Iowa with her mate, Bud. When Bud died, the cemetary staff saw...

Stretch of 5 Fwy dedicated Tommy Lasorda, Investigators looking for 3 suspects after Hidden Hills mansion party shooting, Vet shortage 07.03.2023

A stretch of the 5 Freeway in Orange County has officially been dedicated to legendary Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda. The Tommy Lasorda Memorial Highway passes through Fullerton, between Lincoln Avenue and Ball Road. Investigators looking for 3 suspects after Hidden Hills mansion party shooting. It happened just before 11:30 p.m. Investigators said a young woman was shot in the shoulder. She is ex...

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