The Bruce Cook Show

Dr. Lauren Bennett Talks With Bruce About Cognitive Issues Facing The American Public:  From Brain Fog Caused By Covid-19 to development of dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease. What are the signs, symptoms and treatment.

Jason Joyce, national expert on Amazon.com, talks to Bruce about why Amazon is not your friend.

Will sports return this year to California? Cal State San Bernardino Athletic Director Shawn Ferrell, joins National Champion Women's Volleyball Coach Kim Chernis, Men's Basketball Coach Andy Newman and student athletes Tyrell Henderson and the Nation's Number One Women's Volleyball player Alexis Cardoza talk student athletics during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the importance of sports on campus, a...

Dr. Michael Brant-Zawadzki, Senior Physician Executive at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, California, shares valuable insight on the impact of COVID 19 on American’s mental health now and in the future.

Kimberly Resch and Brian Ross, media experts under their corporate banner  consciouscontent.org , talk life in America restoring humanity in times of mistrust, division, and anger dividing citizens and putting the entire nation into a state of national PTSD. They say there is hope.  It is the answer, along with building back from the ground up locally with our neighbors and friends in th...

With less than 1% of some 60 million American kids in sports making it to elite status, sports writer Tim Wigmore from the Daily Telegraph in the United Kingdom shares with Bruce his research on how to develop a kid with exceptional talent…the surprising factors that make all the difference in creating champions. Wigmore put his findings in a book he co-authored with Mark Williams, titled, “T...

“You Call This Democracy?” Author of this book, Elizabeth Rusch, talks to Bruce about how to fix our government and deliver power to the people. Then, Bruce welcomes Cal State San Bernardino Athletic Director Shawn Chin-Farrell, to discuss a campaign to raise funds to support student athletes in need, while quarantined on campus with no homes to return to, during the pandemic.

With Veterans Day coming up, Bruce talks with Ken Falke, who spent 21 years in the US Navy as a Bomb Disposal expert, about PTSD, and the long term challenges facing our veterans. Falke, who is the Chairman of The Boulder Crest Foundation, wrote the book, “Struggle Well; Thriving in the Aftermath of Trauma”…then, Bruce talks with Dan Pontefract, nationally recognized Business strategist and contri...

Is Amazon really a good thing? Bruce ponders Amazon, and what their affect is on our neighborhood stores with e-commerce expert Jason Boyce, who authored, “The Amazon Jungle”. In the second half hour, Attorney Kenneth McCallion, who wrote the book, “Covid-19; The Virus That Changed America And The World”, talks with Bruce about the affect Covid-19 will have on the 2020 Presidential Election and be...

Actor, Director of Film & Television, Television Writer & Television Producer Richard Correll, who co-created & wrote the widely popular “Hannah Montana” series for the Disney Channel, talks to Bruce about unveiling the World’s Largest Collection of Horror Film Memorabilia! It’s all Curated into A New Hollywood Museum called, “Icons of Darkness”.  And, could there be a Horror Hall...

Retired LA Superior Court Judge Katharine Mader joins Bruce, for a look at law and order, fairness in court, unjust sentencing and bail. Judge Made was the LAPD’s first Inspector General, and has authored the book, “Inside the robe; A Judges Candid Tale of Criminal Justice In America".

Bruce and Sen Umberg discuss President and First Lady Trump contracting the Covid-19 Corona Virus and election fraud.  Then Bruce talks with Megan Leyen from New Directions For Women about recognizing and treatment of substance abuse in women.

Sally and Bruce have been long time friends, through the television industry.  They take a walk down TV memory lane, from "All In The Family" to the "Gilmore Girls", being active in the local and world community, and the new rules regarding working in the television and film industry during the Covid Pandemic.

Deidre Pujols, wife of baseball super star Albert Pujols, is the Vice President of the Pujols Family Foundation.  Deidre also runs the Open Gate Kitchen, dedicated to help transition human trafficking victims and others back into society.  Dr. Sandra Morgan is the Director of the Global Center for Women and Justice at Vanguard University and a member of the White House’s Public-Private P...

Spencer Critchley, author, activist, award winning producer-composer and consultant to former President Obama, talks with Bruce about the Democratic and Republican primaries, and the road to the White House.  Then, Executive Director of Waste Not OC, Mike Learakos talks to Bruce about Waste Not OC and Impact The Change's 40 foot cold storage unit, which was converted from a refrigerated cargo...

Bruce Cook talks with ex-Dallas Police Officer-turned author, Charles D. Hayes.  Hayes wrote, "Blue Bias", and talks about society's attitude towards police and racism throughout the country.  In the second half, Shawn Farrell, Cal State San Bernardino's Athletic Director, discusses the pandemic's affect on education and athletics with Bruce.

Bruce Cook talks Human Trafficking with Vanguard University's Director of the Global Center for Woman's Justice. In the second half hour, Babbi Anderson, a Life Coach for 'New Directions For Women' talks to Bruce about Substance  Abuse. This show originally aired on August 16, 2020 on AM830 KLAA

Bruce talks with Leah Durant about legal troubles over vaccines and vaccinations.  In the second half hour, Laz Ayala joins Bruce to discuss the immigration failure and modern slavery. This was originally broadcast on, "The Bruce Cook Conversation" on August 9, 2020 on AM830KLAA.

Bruce and Ms. Petrie-Norris discuss her ideas to flatten the curve of Covid-19, while keeping Small Businesses open. This episode was first broadcast on “Bruce Cook Live”, on July 26, 2020 on AM830KLAA

Shawn Farrell, Athletic Director at Cal State San Bernardino & Veteran Sports Broadcaster Lew Stowers join Bruce to talk about how the landscape of College Athletics around the country have, and will continue to change, during the Covid-19 pandemic.  They also talk about the life of a truly unique woman, Angela Madsen.  The three-time Paralympian, world record holder in the shot put,...

Bruce discusses Hollywood’s film industry future, during and after the pandemic, with Producer Stephan Paternot, who is the co-founder & CEO of Slated, the world’s first online film finance market place. Steph also founded theGlobe.com , one of the first social networking service companies in 1994.

Community Activist Dr. Charles Dorsey, a member of the Board of Directors for New Directions For Women, talks with Bruce about substance abuse in the black community.  Then, clinical psychologist Dr. Rachel Dore and Bruce discuss eating disorders, alcohol and drug abuse during the pandemic and societal unrest during this turbulent year.

On this Father’s Day edition, Bruce welcomes crisis management expert Edward Segal, who authored the book, “Crisis Ahead”, to talk about the changing of our culture on so many different levels, including corporations changing the names of their products that could be considered racially offensive, in the light of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Professional leadership coach Mike Goldman and Bruce talk about business, and the critical need for real leadership to, quote, pick a side. The author of the book, “Break Through Leadership”, explains what he means, when he says neutrality is dead in the business world.

Olympian Melinda Harrison, who swam for Team Canada in the 1984 LA Olympics, talks to Bruce about the cancellation of this year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo. Harrison is now a professional level executive coach, helping pro athletes transition into the business world, and is the author of the book, “Personal Next”.