Brian Copeland

A series of wildfires has scorched Los Angeles County. John Ferriter of the Terraways lives in Sherman Oaks and talks about the scene.

Consumer expert Michael Finney gives tips on how to avoid phishing scams and protect your identity during the holidays.

When religious beliefs come into conflict with civil rights, what do you think should take priority?

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation talks about the latest releases on Netflix and Amazon Prime. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Do you think the powerful men accused of sexual assault understood that what they were doing was wrong? Or, do you think they're only seeking help now because their actions has consequences?

Political Analyst Mark Curtis weighs in on some of the top stories in Washington, D.C.

Time Magazine is expected to announce their 'Person of the Year' this week. Who do you think should get the title?

Author, trainer and life coach Craig Ballantyne gives tips on setting a 90-day goal for the beginning of 2018. For more information about Craig, or to sign up for his e-mail list, visit earlytorise.com

Business Insider Reporter Lydia Ramsey discusses the CVS merger with Aetna.

California and other blue states are going to be hurt significantly by the new GOP tax plan. Do you think this is a deliberate attempt to punish the blue states? Washington Post Economic Reporter Heather Long weighs in.

Brooke Dunbar with Caldwell Banker, Simon Offord with the Law Offices of Peter N. Brewer, Wayne Gregori with the Gregori Group and Andrea Swetland with VanGuard Properties talk about the Bay Area real estate market.

Author Amy Tan talks about her new book, "Where the Past Begins."

If you're accused of sexual harassment, should your career be ruined forever? Do you think there has been an overreaction? Do you think there is redemption for any of the high-profile men who have recently been accused of sexual misconduct?

This week, Brian shines a spotlight on Farmyard Darlings in Lafayette. He interviews co-owners Carole Sinclair and Kim Berry, as well as Allison Curletto, the listener who recommended them. Farmyard Darlings is located at 20 Lafayette Circle in Lafayette. You can also reach out to them by going to farmyarddarlings.com or by calling (925) 818-1038. If you know of a great 'Hole in the Wall' business that you think deserves to be featured on The Brian Copeland Show, send us an e-mail at holeinthewallkgo@gmail.com

Author and civil rights activist Carolyn Maull McKinstry weighs in on the upcoming special election in Alabama. Carolyn was present on September 15, 1963, when white racists bombed the Church. Carolyn’s four young friends were killed. She weighs in on the upcoming election with accused child molester, Roy Moore, and Doug Jones, the prosecutor who brought the bombers to justice. Carolyn's book is titled "While the World Watched: A Birmingham Bombing Survivor Comes of Age During the Civil Rights Movement".

Actress Jane Lynch talks about her upcoming Christmas-themed cabaret show show at the Venician Room of San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel. For tickets and information, visit bayareacabaret.org

Steve Kastenbaum, Senior Correspondent to Westwood One News, talks about the sexual assault allegations rocking the entertainment industry. Also, Brian asks the audience: What should cause someone to get fired?

Fletcher Johnson with San Francisco Suicide Depression talks about how to deal with depression during the holidays. He also discusses how you can deal with a loved one who gets depressed. For more information, visit sfsuicide.org

A Virginia mother is facing a felony charge after trying to help her 9-year-old daughter who complained of being bullied in school. The woman placed a digital audio recorder in her daughter’s backpack in hopes of capturing audio from the fourth-grader’s classroom. Do you think she deserved jail time?

Washington Post reporter Callum Borchers discusses the undercover sting operation that attempted to discredit the newspaper. Do you think the mainstream media can be trusted?