Sexologist Dr. Nikki Goldstein on being 'single but dating,' porn and sex robots
Dr. Nikki Goldstein is a sexologist, podcaster and author. She’s on a mission to educate others about all things love, sex, relationships and dating -- as well as some of the taboo subjects that can come along with those topics.
Dr. Nikki Goldstein is a sexologist, podcaster and author. She’s on a mission to educate others about all things love, sex, relationships and dating -- as well as some of the taboo subjects that can come along with those topics.
Rotten Tomatoes' Grae Drake on movies, Oscars and Ryan Gosling's dish towel
Grae Drake is a senior editor at Rotten Tomatoes. She often comes on Good Day LA to review upcoming films in theaters, but has done many other jobs beyond watching and critiquing movies.
Grae Drake is a senior editor at Rotten Tomatoes. She often comes on Good Day LA to review upcoming films in theaters, but has done many other jobs beyond watching and critiquing movies.
A conversation with Morley: Screenwriter turned prolific Los Angeles street artist
Street artist Morley is responsible for art you've likely seen while walking down the sidewalk or driving through the various neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
Street artist Morley is responsible for art you've likely seen while walking down the sidewalk or driving through the various neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
Bizarre origins to common wedding traditions with LA event planner Kristin Banta
When you get engaged and begin to plan a wedding, you're asked to make decisions about this or that (even if you don't care that much about the particular details of the day).
When you get engaged and begin to plan a wedding, you're asked to make decisions about this or that (even if you don't care that much about the particular details of the day).
Lance Bass on NSYNC, space training and married life
Lance Bass wanted go to school for space engineering and become an astronaut before he rose to fame as a pop star.
Lance Bass wanted go to school for space engineering and become an astronaut before he rose to fame as a pop star.
From home brewers to mainstream grocery stores: All about kombucha with KeVita's Andrew Thomas
The trendy fermented beverage used to just be found in health food stores and in the kitchens of home brewers, but now it's everywhere.
The trendy fermented beverage used to just be found in health food stores and in the kitchens of home brewers, but now it's everywhere.
Karena and Katrina of Tone It Up on friendship, openness and their growing community
I first met Karena Dawn and Katrina Scott of Tone It Up during an appearance on Good Day LA and have since continued to workout with them (well, online).
I first met Karena Dawn and Katrina Scott of Tone It Up during an appearance on Good Day LA and have since continued to workout with them (well, online).
Cool things from CES 2018 with Tshaka Armstrong
Listen to the full episode with Tshaka on Jan. 14!
Listen to the full episode with Tshaka on Jan. 14!
Legal pot in California with Kandice Hawes and Stefan Borst-Censullo
Two people who have been working to educate others about cannabis and to change the public perception about people who use it joined me on Olympic and Bundy to talk about all things marijuana in California.
Two people who have been working to educate others about cannabis and to change the public perception about people who use it joined me on Olympic and Bundy to talk about all things marijuana in California.
Bullying, mental health and teen suicide prevention with Jamie Weddle and Mandy Amano
The difference between "old school bullying" and our current culture of connectedness is that it can be a 24/7 problem. You can no longer go home to get away from people at school -- it follows you home.
The difference between "old school bullying" and our current culture of connectedness is that it can be a 24/7 problem. You can no longer go home to get away from people at school -- it follows you home.
Netflix's 'Shot in the Dark': A conversation with Howard and Austin Raishbrook of RMG News
Austin and Howard Raishbrook are brothers (twins, actually) who star in the new Netflix documentary series "Shot in the Dark."
Austin and Howard Raishbrook are brothers (twins, actually) who star in the new Netflix documentary series "Shot in the Dark."
A chat about beer with brew expert Christina Perozzi
How much do you really know about beer? Beer expert Christina Perozzi joined me on Olympic & Bundy to talk about what she knows best -- Cerveza!
How much do you really know about beer? Beer expert Christina Perozzi joined me on Olympic & Bundy to talk about what she knows best -- Cerveza!
Gettin' punny with entertainment reporter Amanda Salas
Amanda Salas is as hardworking and smart as she is punny!
Amanda Salas is as hardworking and smart as she is punny!
All things fitness with Muay Thai instructor and personal trainer Shaun Leverett
Let this episode be your kick-start to physical fitness BEFORE the New Year's gym rush!
Let this episode be your kick-start to physical fitness BEFORE the New Year's gym rush!
Healthy eating and debunking diet myths with nutritionist Anna Baker
Anna Baker suffered from chronic fatigue for years. It wasn't until she met an alternative doctor who cleaned up her diet that she began feeling better and was inspired to change everything.
Anna Baker suffered from chronic fatigue for years. It wasn't until she met an alternative doctor who cleaned up her diet that she began feeling better and was inspired to change everything.
Sharkbanz: A wristband designed to deter sharks
Fear of sharks? There's a band for that. Sharkbanz is something you can wear around your wrist or ankle that uses a magnetic technology to help deter sharks.
Fear of sharks? There's a band for that. Sharkbanz is something you can wear around your wrist or ankle that uses a magnetic technology to help deter sharks.
From wheelchair to triathlon: Kyung Lee's inspiring story of recovery after bike accident
Kyung Lee is an inspiration to us all. The 49-year-old Southern California resident teaches piano at Pepperdine University and has competed in several triathlons.
Kyung Lee is an inspiration to us all. The 49-year-old Southern California resident teaches piano at Pepperdine University and has competed in several triathlons.