Tim Conway Jr Show On Demand

Congratulation to the US men’s Olympic hockey team for progressing to the finals! You’ll have to be up early to watch the televised match at 5 a.m. on Sunday — let’s hope it’s worth it! The San Bernardino Mountains got some big dumps ... of snow. Tim’s suggestion? Pay a local to install your tire chains; it’ll be the best $40 you’ll ever spend. Mr. Clean is hanging up his mop and retiring his bucket! Ruth’s Chris Steak house in Marina Del Rey is shutting down after 5 violations, insects and rodents. Venice Beach to get three Olympic events. Culver City is getting its first IKEA! A dog was abandoned by his owner in a Las Vegas airport. The cute pooch has since been taken in by a local adoption center Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas, who renamed him Jet Blue, and the former owner was arrested.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio

It’s a wild ride from a rebellious hot dog machine (on National Hot Dog Day, no less!) to Bellio’s marathon commutes—nothing like her early radio days. We break down major California job hits as E. & J. Gallo Winery shutters a Napa Valley facility and Frito-Lay closes its Inland Empire plant. Plus, a 30-foot whale washes up in Newport Beach, Bellio defends her gas station sushi obsession, KFI’s transmitter “has no chill,” and once again, cars are underwater in North Hollywood.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim breaks down how massive AI-powered data centers are driving up utility bills for consumers across the U.S. Then, home design guru Dean Sharp—host of Home with Dean Sharp—joins the show from Design & Build Week at the International Builders' Show in Orlando. From cutting-edge trends to the true value of curb appeal, Dean and Tim explore what makes a home stand out—and why good design always pays off.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 A Delta Air Lines flight from Houston to Atlanta is forced back to William P. Hobby Airport after an unruly passenger causes chaos midair. Back on the ground, crews battle a two-alarm commercial building fire in Montebello, while a mall evacuation in Culver City adds to the day’s drama. Plus, a Beverly Hills woman who filed property liens ends up evicted from her own home, and in brighter news—In-N-Out Burger officially announces a new location at The Canopy at Great Park in Irvine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim dives into the intensity, grit, and gold-medal dreams of the U.S. Women’s Hockey Team as they battle on the Winter Olympic stage. From clutch plays to behind-the-scenes storylines, Tim brings his signature wit to the ice. Plus, lively talkbacks with listeners and a spirited cross talk with George Noory and Big Bear snowfall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Backcountry skiing safety comes into focus — why avalanches are one of the deadliest risks in the mountains, and what people think they’re prepared for versus what actually saves lives (training, terrain choices, and having the right rescue gear).  A devastating update out of the Sierra: an avalanche near Lake Tahoe’s Castle Peak area left eight backcountry skiers dead, with one person still missing, according to authorities.   Back at home, the latest storms bring a mess of wind and rain across Southern California — downed trees, dangerous road conditions, and the kind of weather that turns normal streets into swift-water hazards. Fullerton in particular got hammered, with multiple large trees coming down in a neighborhood. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Corona Max deep-root watering gets a big plug — Conway swears the deep-watering tool helps keep huge trees healthier (and maybe upright when storms hit). Meanwhile, Big Bear gets slammed with 3 feet of snow in 48 hours, plus a heartfelt shoutout to Monique, a Vietnam-era nurse celebrating her 91st birthday. Also: Conway jokes his movie career has officially gone dry.  Wrightwood’s Mountain High gets love as a great local ski option — 14 inches of fresh snow — but the storm also brought serious damage, including a massive tree coming down in Westwood (cue Conway’s “boom-crash” sound effects). And a nostalgic detour: remember those old car “brights” you’d click on with your foot?  Big flex for the crew: listeners helped push the podcast past the Kelce brothers’ New Heights — Conway asks everyone to keep it going by hitting follow/subscribe for “Conway On Demand” o

Foosh is back on the dating scene — he’s got another date tonight, and the crew turns it into a full-on segment (including Angel getting put on the spot: “What’s your number?”). Bellio shares stories from working with the Lakers and being in the sports world — plus a random shout to the Tiger-Cats.  It’s officially “the summer of Foosh,” and everyone’s along for the ride.  Then some real-life news that hits home: rents in L.A. are reportedly easing, and the show talks about how renters may finally have some leverage. Conway reminds listeners to hit the Talkback on the iHeart app (KFI) and follow “Conway On Demand.”  And it closes with a Norm Macdonald throwback — revisiting his last appearances on David Letterman and why those moments still hit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re settling into our new time shift and catching up on your talkbacks — and that’s when we discover Bellio has been hiding a surprisingly spot-on celebrity impersonation. We also break down the ongoing Paramount–Skydance–Netflix deal and what it could mean for the future of entertainment, plus we get a returning call from Jay Leno that you won’t want to miss. Tim reminds everyone about the upcoming listener cruise, and we take a detour to check out Adam Carolla’s latest videos from Home Depot. There’s crosstalk with George Noory, a spirited debate over boneless vs. bone-in wings, and a deep dive into the very serious question of how everyone sauces their chicken nuggets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re baaaackkk! The Conway Crew is officially back on the air from 6–10, and it feels like back-to-school night… a little weird, a little exciting, and a whole lot of fun. Tonight, we dive into the incredible late-night legacy of Jay Leno, who appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson more than any other guest. Plus, classic Hollywood stories featuring Joey Bishop and Louie Anderson you won’t want to miss. It’s Timmy Time as we remember civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, whose decades of activism carried the movement forward after Dr. King. And what’s it like being back on nights? Let’s just say it’s an adjustment — especially when the stories involve dinner at Craig's and Mark absolutely bringing the house down. The laughs, the legends, and the late-night vibes are back. Let’s go!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

West Hollywood’s minimum wage debate heats up as restaurants say rising labor costs are squeezing them hard — and some owners fear it’s becoming unsustainable. Then Tim talks about how being back on nights feels like a weird, hilarious back-to-school night reunion… complete with a Craig’s (WeHo) mention and a classic Mark story. Plus, Bellio shares a ridiculous improv path-from-The-Groundlings tale (and the “could’ve been on SNL… NOT” punchline), and we wrap with a practical crowd-pleaser: Costco gift cards and why people swear by them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 It’s Timmy Time, and the show takes a heartfelt moment to remember Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who carried the movement forward for decades after Dr. King, and has died at 84.  Then it’s a scary local rescue: an EV slams into a pole in North Hollywood, and a man is pulled from the car. Plus, weather nerd heaven — forecast trackers are calling for a midnight deluge (12:10–12:55am), winds up to 45 mph, and Wrightwood finally seeing snow… which turns into a full-on ski nostalgia segment, including today’s lift-ticket sticker shock (Mountain High sample pricing shows $99 half-day / $119 weekday adult, and Mammoth sample online pricing lists $189 adult).  And of course: Mark’s throwback to taking his little brother skiing — and the legendary ski outfitsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re baaaackkk! Tim Conway Jr. and the Conway Crew return to nights 6–10pm, kicking off the new era with big laughs and great stories. Tim shares a personal moment about his dad, Tim Conway, and Carol Burnett, then we dive into classic late-night legend: Jay Leno’s record-setting run on Johnny Carson — plus hilarious stories involving Joey Bishop and Louie Anderson. And because it’s SoCal, we cap it with a “It’s raining, man!” forecast as heavy rain moves in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Hollywood lost a giant: we remember Oscar-winner Robert Duvall, who has died at 95, and replay the roles that made him unforgettable — from The Godfather to Apocalypse Now and Tender Mercies.  Then we celebrate Jim Hill’s 50th year in L.A. sports broadcasting, and Foosh recaps his Valentine’s Day date.  Plus, breaking tragedy out of Rhode Island: a shooting during a high school hockey game at a Pawtucket ice rink left two people dead, the suspect also dead, and three others critically injured.  And stick around for a wild personal story — Mark says he used to tango with Robert Duvall. Selling your Plasma for profit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A wild storm pounds SoCal and the rescue stories are rolling in — including dogs being saved as Ventura driving conditions turn treacherous. Officials repeat the simplest rule that could save your life: if it looks too deep, don’t try it — turn around. Meanwhile, Melrose business owners are fed up as flooding keeps hitting their shops, even with city pump trucks on scene. Plus, Topanga Boulevard closures continue to squeeze local businesses, Wendy’s announces hundreds of closures nationwide, and we wrap with an incredible discovery: a Lake Michigan shipwreck missing for 150 years has finally been found.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A powerful storm slams Southern California, dumping heavy rain and turning streets into rivers. We track the worst flooding — from stranded drivers in North Hollywood to businesses battling water on Melrose in the Fairfax district — and Angel checks in with real-time road conditions. Plus, the storm hits Altadena, raising fresh concerns about runoff and debris flow risk near the Eaton Fire burn scar area.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Latest on the Nancy Guthrie Investigation  Chris Merrill joins us with new developments in the baffling disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Investigators say “this kidnapping violates all the rules” — we break down why the case has been so difficult to crack and what clues may finally move it forward.  Young People Turning to AI as a Therapist  A growing number of young adults are using artificial intelligence for emotional support. At the same time, a top AI researcher warns the “world is in peril.” We explore the appeal, the risks, and what mental‑health experts are saying.  Doobie Brothers Stories & Kasey Kasem’s American Top 40  Mark shares a personal connection with the Doobie Brothers’ manager, plus we revisit the legacy of Kasey Kasem and American Top 40. Then: new breakthroughs in longevity science — from an anti-aging vaccine to an “elixir” linked to reduced dementia risk — and why doctors still urge everyone t

Conway opens with a frustrating nightmare: problems with the new electric Dodge muscle car — the trunk won’t reliably open, the steering wheel vibrates over 30 mph, and customer service/dealership support has been a mess.    Riverside is stepping up enforcement to catch carpool lane cheaters — and the big headline is that 3+ occupants is becoming the new HOV standard in some areas.    Pokémon card shops across Southern California are seeing a spike in thefts as demand (and resale value) for collectibles keeps rising.    And to wrap it up, Mark gets a batch of listener talkbacks — with surprisingly solid tips and suggestions to troubleshoot the car issues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Thompson in for Conway. Ring is taking heat after a Super Bowl ad sparked backlash — raising new privacy concerns about home security cameras and what data gets collected.    Monks & Merrill stop by in-studio (weekdays 12–3) with the latest headlines and some classic Conway back-and-forth.    A pricey L.A. parks controversy: hikers at Runyon Canyon are furious over a nearly $1 million restroom installation.    And in the grab-bag of wild news: Olympic drama as the ex-girlfriend of an athlete who admitted to cheating speaks out — plus Conway admits he’s oddly locked in on women’s curling… and Riverside ramps up enforcement to catch carpool lane cheaters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LAPD’s West Valley Division gets honored today — a shout-out to the officers and staff serving the Valley.  Dean Sharp, “The House Whisperer” (custom home designer and host of HOME on KFI AM 640 — Saturdays 6–8am, Sundays 9am–noon) joins Conway for Romancing Your Home on Valentine’s Day weekend: the most unusual homeowner requests, “open door dumps,” and easy ways to level up your home’s romance factor.  More with Dean on pre-fab/manufactured homes — why they can save a shocking amount of materials, how well-built they’ve become, and why ADUs are exploding across SoCal.  And a sad local loss: Sandy Steers, executive director of Friends of Big Bear Valley, has passed away. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.