The annual State of Antisemitism in America Report
The annual State of Antisemitism in America Report issued this morning and the findings are troublesome. Holly Huffnagle, U.S. Director for Combating Antisemitism at the American Jewish Committee, joined Good Day LA to discuss the report’s findings.
Metta World Peace talks ghosts, sugar, and coaching the sport he loves
Metta World Peace puts himself into some scary situations in the new special 'Celebrity Exorcism' which is streaming for free right now on Tubi. He talked to Amanda about the show and how much candy, if any, he plans to eat for Halloween.
Leonard Maltin makes a surprise announcement while talking about his new memoir
The legendary film critic is doing what he loves: watching and talking about movies. He shares stories about his experience in the new book 'StarStruck: My Unlikely Road to Hollywood' and explains why today is so special for him.
Firefighters blend coffee for a cause
Eli Held is a firefighter and paramedic who got sick of drinking swill to stay awake so he and a friend created their own coffee. Now 'Muertos Coffee Co.' is a hit at fire stations and beyond and also helps raise money for those risking their lives every day.
Orange County pediatrician discusses COVID vaccination for kids ages 5 to 11
This week the White House released plans detailing how kids ages 5 to 11 will be vaccinated against coronavirus. GDLA welcomed Dr. Katherine Williamson, a pediatrician at Providence Mission Hospital in Orange County and President of the American Academy of Pediatrics Orange County Chapter, to discuss the future roll out.
Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx reveals his past in new memoir
For many men it's hard to open up about a traumatic childhood and it's particularly tough if you live your life as a carefree rock star. But Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx is putting it all out there in his new memoir 'THE FIRST 21: How I Became Nikki Sixx'. He's also got a new album out with his band 'Sixx:A.M.' and the new single “The First 21”, which is inspired by his book and life.
Estate planning, how to get started and why it's important
Avoiding estate planning can have serious consequences for you and your family. While it may seem a little uncomfortable getting the process started, it can bring you a lot of peace of mind to know you are set up. Patrick Hicks, an estate planning attorney with Trust and Will joined Good Day LA to share how and why we should set a plan in place.
Board-Certified Immunologist on how COVID affects the immunocompromised
The death of General Colin Powell raised questions about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine, and the underlying health conditions that may have complicated his fight against COVID. Dr. Praveen Buddiga, Board-Certified Immunologist, joined us to discuss how COVID affects the immunocompromised and how the vaccination is your best bet for staying safe.
The GDLA crew gets to taste the new Pumpkin Spice Tamales
Chef German Gonzalez, from Vallarta Supermarkets, delivered pumpkin spice tamales to our Good Day LA crew!
Keeping our pets safe this Halloween with Dr. Ruth MacPete
While most people love Halloween, many animals are downright terrified by this holiday. In addition to being scary, Halloween can be dangerous to our pets. Dr. Ruth the Pet Vet joined us to discuss some of the common Halloween hazards and ways to keep pets safe this Halloween.
Young artist Tyler Gordon makes magic on the canvas
15 year old Tyler Gordon is an artist who creates incredible work whenever he picks up a paintbrush. His fans include the Vice President of the United States and a number of other famous faces. Now Tyler has released a new book featuring his work called 'We Can, Portraits of Power'. Tyler talked about that and the moment he knew painting would be a huge part of his life.
Willie Jones
ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE SAYS HE MIXES mixes country and hip-hop in the most seamless way heard yet. Grammy magazine named him one of the 5 black artist rewriting country Music. Michaela chats with singer/songrwiter Willie Jones.
Can reconnecting with 'play' help workers and companies be more productive?
Jeff Harry shows individuals and companies how to tap into their true selves, to feel their happiest and most fulfilled by helping their staff to infuse more play into the day-to-day.
Racial disparity in heathcare
Dr. Marcella Alsan is professor at Harvard Kennedy School, she is a medical doctor, and has a PHD in economics, and was just named a winner of a Macarthur Foundation Fellowship for her work around racial inequities in health care and health outcomes.
'You are loved' mural project
Alex Cook is an artist and muralist, who has created incredible works of art with inspiring messages.
Bitcoin dos and don'ts with Natalie Brunell
Natalie Brunell, Bitcoin educator and the host of the Coin Stories podcast, joined us to demystify Bitcoin.
Ben Barnes explains his passion for music and why he loves watching TV
Barnes is enjoying success right now with the Netflix series 'Shadow and Bone' but this week is huge for the actor because his debut album 'Songs For You' has dropped. He talked about his musical influences and gave us an exclusive peek at the new acoustic video for his single '11:11'.
Dr. Ferrer shares tips for a COVID-Safe Halloween and updates LA County status
Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Dr. Barbara Ferrer, joined us to share tips for a COVID-Safe Halloween and give us an update on Los Angeles County's COVID status.
Cassandra Peters talks about new memoir and becoming Elvira
Cassandra Peterson has played the iconic Mistress of the Dark for decades. Now she talks about her life and career in the new memoir 'Yours Cruelly, Elvira' and she talked to us on Good Day.
Sheila E. talks about her famous family and "The Family Business'
Sheila E. joins the cast of the hit BET+ series 'The Family Business' which just kicked off season 3. She talked about acting, her music, the huge honor she received this year and another she and her dad are about to receive.