The Bruce Cook Show

Internationally recognized Radiologist and Neurologist Dr. Brant-Zawadzki on media, trust and masking.  Wealth management counselor Ivan Illan from Align Wealth on inflation, the Fed and the changing norms shaking up market traditions.

Orange County, CA Supervisor Katrina Foley talks gas gouging oil companies, our failure to house struggling vets and the dangers of lethal drugs on our streets,  Then, Mike Gottlieb of West Coast Sports Associates shares news on the latest push to help kids in lower income neighborhoods have access to team sports when costs of joining are covered. Their annual fundraiser April 10th in Beverly...

Bruce thinks this one's a winner!  From the blackjack tables in the casinos to the highest trader floor on Wall Street, the life of Indian immigrant Kamal Gupta is stuff of a great Hollywood movie.

Orange County Ca. DA Todd Spitzer talks crime, prosecution, elected officials. police, and social upheaval.

Nationally respected immigration attorney Susan Cohen on the latest issues at the Southern border and around the world.  Her new book “From There to Here” chronicles the journeys of migrants seeking a better life in America.  Also, Dr. Michael Brant-Zawadzki Senior Physician Executive at Hoag Hospital Orange County California on the mental impact of the Covid 19 surge on the emotional health of bo...

Bruce catches up with 96 year old former radio talk host Bobbie Spero on senior life in America today.  Then, ethics professor Dr. Christopher Gilbert talks about his new book, "Noble Edge", diving into the state of the moral compass of our times.

Georgia’s Lt Gov Geoff Duncan talks to Bruce about the future of the Republican party sans Trump.  Michelin Star Chef Tony Esnault with  wife and restauranteur Yassmin Sarmadi tell Bruce about the Award-Wining Knife Pleat bistro new in Orange County.

Bruce talks with his radio show listeners on the new L.A. program to combat poverty with guaranteed income of $1000. per month paid for one year to lucky lotto winners.  Then, Bruce talks with journalist and publisher Dovid Efune, of the Jewish paper, Algeminer, on world wide anti-semitism on the rise.

Former Army Ranger Dr. Tony Brooks, a veteran of the Iraqi and Afghanistan Wars, talks about his book “Leave No Man Behind”, and talks with Bruce about the current American foreign policy, or lack thereof, in the region.

Bruce welcomes social media Influencer Sabrina Chazen on the good, bad and ugly of Instagram for girls.  Then Dr. Christopher Baker talks to Bruce on new age robotic surgery for brain, spine and aneurism patients.

Bruce gets up close and personal with two award winning writers Barbara DeMarco Barrett and Tod Goldberg on their new book Palm Springs Noir. If dark and evil crime mystery is your thing, listen now.

If you like jazz & blues, you'll love Bruce's chat with Mara Kaye, and hear some of her newest music!  Then Bruce talks with sports writer and author Ron Clements, live and direct from his RV, where Ron and his wife have traveled Route 66 in search of great sports venues and eateries along The Mother Road.

Former Army Ranger Dr. Tony Brooks speaks to the fall off Afghanistan and the failure of American foreign policy.  From Washington DC, educator Charles Chaffin warns about the overload of false information and the resulting dumbing down of America and the consequences.

Seeking a new world of Radical Decency with psychotherapist Jeff Garson, and the medical advances in geriatrics changing the lives for Alzheimer’s patients with Psychiatrist and Neurologist Dr. Gustavo Alva.

Are magazines alive and well post pandemic?  Chris Gialanella, Group Publisher of Modern Luxury Magazines sounds off. Also, successful businessman and former El Salvadorian immigrant Laz Ayala shares personal perspective on the immigration quagmire and political hot potato at the US border.

Debating DEI, Diversity Equity Inclusion, with Dr. Sangeeta Gupta.  Also on the broadcast the subject of CRT, Critical Race Theory..What it means; how it is changing America.

Cal State San Bernardino Athletic Director Shawn Ferrell, Coyotes’ Head Basketball Coach Andy Newman and Businessman Mike Bracken join Bruce to talk about the massive changes in the world of amateur sports with the Supreme Court decision, ruling the NCAA must pay student athletes for using their name, image and likeness.

Rear Admiral Danelle Barrett “ Rocks The Boat” with her new book on leadership skills honed during 30 years serving the US Navy.  Then, Mr. Irrelevant Grant Stuard, the last pick in the NFL Draft talks football and the challenges ahead as he tries to make the team with Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Nationally respected expert on education Steven Pearlman talks with Bruce about why schools are failing in America.  Then, Amazon supplier Jason Boyce talks about good, bad and ugly over fake reviews on the Amazon website.

Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer discusses Freeway Murder of 6 year old Aiden Leos.  And, Dr. Burak Ozgur, Nationally Recognized minimally invasive spinal surgeon talks with Bruce about the Latest Medial Advancements in Robotic and Microscopic Back Surgery.

US Energy Policy Expert  Jay Hakes Under Clinton and Obama Talks Cybersecurity In The New World Reality

America and the Middle East War, Colonial Pipeline and Russia, Immigration and the Homeless.  Callers sound off with Bruce.  Then, Dr. Yasser Jassam, MD, a national  expert on Multiple Sclerosis, talks with Bruce about the alarming rise of the disease in the young.

Listeners to Bruce Cook's radio show, "The Cook Conversation" heard Sundays on AM830 KLAA in Los Angeles, talk with Bruce about immigration, unemployment, cost of housing and back to school in Covid times.

Ron Salisbury, head of family owned El Cholo Restaurants talks to Bruce about post pandemic changes and recovery in the business of hospitality.

Dr. David Millett, Chief of Neurological Sciences at Hoag Hospital, reveals the truth about Epilepsy; the causes, the cures, and the future for those dealing with seizures.  More than a half million Americans face this challenge daily.  Guess what?  Epilepsy is rarely genetic, almost always environmentally linked.