News conferences, speeches, debates, and other compelling news audio you only hear part of on the air.
WASPS
A group of American women who flew for the military during World War II received a Congressional Gold Medal. (3/10; 76:13)
Runaway Prius
911 Operator speaks with runaway Toyota Prius owner James Sikes, as he attempts to slow down his vehicle on a California Freeway. (3/9; 2:36)
KCBS and CBS radio news interviews, analysis, and commentary.
Distracted Driving 911
NY Times reporter Matt Richtel explains how a deluge of in-car technology is hindering police and paramedics behind the wheel. (3/11; 4:30)
Banking on Consumer Protection
Tufts University political science professor Jeffery Berry explains competing agendas in the Senate over financial regulations and consumer protections. (3/11; 3:13)
DVT Awareness Month
ESPN sportscaster Bonnie Bernstein goes over the high risk factors of deep vein thrombosis and suggests preventative measures. (3/11; 4:38)
Chile Shaken During Transition
Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue says Sebastian Pinera’s administration will favor the business community. (3/11; 3:09)
Obama Tackles Immigration
KCBS political analyst Marc Sandalow says an immigration bill would garner more bipartisan support than health care.
(3/11; 4:06)
News guys mix it up with sports guys. Stan Bunger, Steve Bitker, Hal Ramey, Mike Sugerman, and Doug Sovern debate the sports issues of the day.
Bonnie Bernstein Visits KCBS
Steve Bitker talks with the popular longtime ESPN sports anchor and reporter about a disease that nearly killed her--Deep Vein Thrombosis--as well as her career rise, and sports in general (3/11; 35:30).
Same Product, But Now "Award-Winning"
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker, Bunger and Sovern brag about their Mark Twain Award, and delve into myriad topics of interest (3/4; 34:04)
Do Not Let This Man Near the Foul Line
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger discuss Warrior Andris Biedrins' epic free throw problems, plus much more (2/26; 30:38)
The Apologia
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger discuss Tiger Woods, the Winter Olympics, and a baseball movie you probably never saw (2/19; 23:45)
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Twitter Anti-Phishing Service
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid on a new service by Twitter to protect users from phishing and other malicious attacks. (3/10; 2:57)
Camera Triggers Memory
KCBS' technology analyst describes an interactive social networking device that can be used as a tool for Alzheimer's patients. (3/9; 2:53)
Hackers Take Advantage of Oscar Internet Searches
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid on hackers exploiting the Oscars by drawing in internet users with infected websites that contain viruses. (3/8; 2:19)
Modernizing Microsoft
KCBS technology analyst Larry Magid says updating the Windows Mobile interface will make old applications unusable. (3/5; 2:08)
New iPhone App Protects Texts
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid says there's a new iPhone app, Tiger Text, for people worried that a text message they send may be one day used against them. (3/4; 1:54)
KCBS In Depth: Our weekly half-hour news interview. On air: Saturdays 5:30a.m.; Sundays 8:30 a.m., 8:30 p.m.
Face the Nation: On air: Sundays at 9:30 am and 9:30 pm.
60 Minutes: On air: Sundays at 7 pm.
60 Minutes - Mar 7
60 Minutes broadcasts a special edition "60 Minutes Presents: Blood Brothers." Bob Simon reports on the Spanish bullfighting Ordonez brothers. (3/7; 42:44)
Face the Nation
Bob Schieffer talks with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Sen. Evan Bayh (R-Ind.), Jim VandeHei of Politico.com and Dan Balz of the "Washington Post". (3/7; 28:49)
Weekend Roundup
An in-depth review of the week's top stories. (3/7; 48:00)
KCBS In Depth: In Jail in Iran
Cindy Hickey and Nora Shourd, mothers of two of the young American hikers held in Iran. (3/7; 28:00)
KCBS' daily chat with John Madden. (On air: Mon-Fri, 8:15am, 9:15am, 3:15pm, and 5:15pm)
The Daily Madden - 3/11/10
The passing of former NFL great Merlin Olson and the Cincinnati Bengals' signing of ex-49ers receiver Antonio Bryant. (3/11; 8:11)
The Daily Madden - 3/10/10
Rules of dismissal; Willie Davis, Willie Mays, Muhammad Ali and Vince Lombardi. (3/10; 8:15)
The Daily Madden - 3/9/10
The NFL player merry-go-round; local teams in the NCAAs; what Joe Torre and Marvin Hagler have in common. (3/9; 8:35)
The Daily Madden - 3/8/10
The 49ers' deal with David Carr and what it means for Shaun Hill; the accusations against Ben Roethlisberger. (3/8; 6:50)
Commentaries from students at Youth Radio. On the air on Sundays, 10:36am, 5:53pm, and 10:53pm.
Wall Street
Youth Radio's Lauren Silverman talks about a change in career goals. (3/7; 1:20)
Shades of Black
Youth Radio's Deranda Butler talks about being judged by people of her own race. (2/28; 1:17)
Offensive Survey
Youth Radio's Taj Simmons comments on a census question he has a problem with. (2/21; 1:18)
Vietnamese New Year
Youth Radio's Betty Tran forgoes candy hearts and valentine's for traditional chanting and coconut candy today. (2/14;
Outdoors Report
The Chronicle's Tom Stienstra covers the Great Outdoors in the Bay Area and beyond, offering tips and suggestions for a day's outing, as well as thoughts on the issues surrounding outdoors recreation. Tom Stienstra Outdoors airs on KCBS Saturdays at 7:35 am, and is repeated at 9:35 am and 12:35 pm.
Sky Trail Loop
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra tells of a trail that has an ideal picnic site for lunch alongside the ocean. (3/6; 1:17)
Bay Area Kayaking
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra says kayaking can be a euphoric experience in the Bay Area. (2/27; 1:10)
Four-Wheel Bob
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra says Bob Coomber hopes to be the first wheelchair hiker to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. (2/20; 1:17)
Catch and Release Hunting
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra says catch and release provides the thrill of the hunt and has economic benefits. (2/13; 1:17)
Trailheads
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra discusses the Carson and Cataract Falls trails in Marin. (2/6; 1:25)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Kate Kelly profiles Paiman Komeily who started the Able People Foundation, which helps disabled people find the right equipment to lead an independent lifestyle. (3/10; 1:54)
SF's Powerful Theater
Some women are performing for the first time, and KCBS' Doug Sovern reports in this Cover Story that they had a lot more to conquer than simple stage fright. (3/9; 1:55)
Time to Put the Brakes on Critical Mass?
SFPD contemplates a crackdown, and KCBS' Mike Sugerman found out during his travels About the Bay that some bike riders say the event's time may have passed. (3/8; 2:09)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Sharon Chin profiles Dr. Keith Fraker who supplies furniture and clothes to low-income families in East San Jose. (3/3; 1:37)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Kate Kelly profiles Alex McElree who helps veterans find resources in Oakland. (2/24; 1:52)
From Wall Street to Main Street, with the editors at MarketWatch.com.
Money Markets and More
Wall St gets some jobs news. Google has its own apps store. Bicyclists can now get a Google Map just for them. Mattel clears the way for characters from "Mad Men." (3/11; 6:05)
Money Markets and More
Wall St marks the tenth anniversary of the dot-com boom. Cisco has a super-fast new router. Disney is trying to get boys interested in its princess movies. (3/10; 7:30)
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier covers stories from throughout the Bay Area and the state capitol. (On Air: Mon -Fri, 7:50am and 5:50pm).
Phil Matier- Thursday AM 3/11
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider questions GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman's fiscal conservatism. (3/11; 3:40)
Phil Matier- Wednesday PM 3/10
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider on his tour of the San Francisco crime lab where a technician reportedly stole drugs. (3/10; 2:18)
Phil Matier- Wednesday AM 3/10
KCBS and Chronicle insider Phil Matier says California politicians are pushing to ban text messaging during public meetings to keep lobbying out in the open. (3/10; 2:11)
Phil Matier- Tuesday PM 3/9
San Francisco is voted third of the top time-saving cities in the U.S. (3/9; 2:56)
Phil Matier- Tuesday AM 3/9
KCBS and Chronicle insider Phil Matier on the future of controversial state Sen. Roy Ashburn's political career. (3/9; 2:34)
Baby Boomers Still Smoke
KCBS’ Mike Sugerman, in his travels about the Bay, catches up with parents who, instead of policing their kids' marijuana use, are starting to light up again themselves. (3/1/10; 2:03)
Curling, Anyone?
The Winter Olympics put some sports on fans' radar. And this year is no exception as curling is gaining more and more fans.
During his travels About the Bay, KCBS's Mike Sugerman dusted off his broom and gave it a shot. (2/22; 1:58)
Gender and Valentine's Day
Men and women have different ideas about Valentine's Day as Mike Sugerman found out in his travels About the Bay.
Supersizing the Super Bowl
KCBS's Mike Sugerman found some ways not to overeat on Super Sunday during his travels About the Bay. (2/1; 2:04)
Costly Toll Mistakes
FastTrak can make your ride across the bridge much smoother, but if the system makes a mistake, it can get very expensive. (1/25; 2:04)
