Sam & Kara in the Morning

Sam's hair color continues to be an issue as he struggles to settle on a shade until his grey hair grows back. What a mess. Being approachable by keeping the makeup off, tagging photos on FaceBook, and childhood "traumas." We learn about reducing credit card debts from Michael Croix of DebtClear. Being turned on by one's own body. Kara comes clean and admits to lesbian sex early on in her life and feeling guilty afterwards. The new iPad brings up the question: who needs it?

We revisit Sam's hair and the bad dye job in the search of a new look. Kara is happy to be able to eat again and talks about her new singing gig. We talk to author David Vann about his book "Legend of A Suicide." A listener calls in to complain the topic brings him down. Duh! We talk about BBQ with host Greg Rempe begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting and get real hungry.

Kara is late, again. Sam is irritated and the excuses fly. An explanation of Good Friday and Easter, then Sam questions the use of images in Christianity. Interesting questions about the Bible. We talk to Marilyn Migliore about obesity and eating disorders and her book "The Hunger Within."

We both show up for work tired as hell and try to put together a good show. Sam tells of last night's Passover dinner. Discussion of Marijuana ensues. The case against experiencing pleasures, courtesy of Kara, but Sam will have none of that. We talk to Bounty Hunter Scott Bernstein about the work he does to bring fugitives to justice. Our studio guest Dikla tells us about her company, Salt Chalet, and Salt Rooms.

Sam shows up with his hair dyed and gets embarrassed to be seen. What would make him do such a stupid thing? How people evolve socially. Kara has a stomach flu and barely makes it through the show. We speak to Richard Nocera about his book "Women Own All The Vaginas" and what men want. Kara disagrees and a heated debate ensues. How to handle bad odors in a public restroom.

Kara brings in her beautiful friend and roommate Claire for a thorough discussion on the healthcare bill signed into law this week. We find out Kara went on a date with the guy that picked her up at the coffee shop. We talk to Intuitive Rachel Gordon about her new radio show "The Intuitive View."

We celebrate our show's selection to the Talkers Magazine's "Frontier Fifty: Outstanding Talk Media Webcasters." Host Shirley Wilson comes in and tells us about losing her boy to violence and growing up with abuse. Read her inspirational book, "Llight in the Darkest Hours."

The health care bill passes. Sam returns from NYC and is full of Big Apple stories, mostly about food. Kara sneaks into the LA Marathon and runs 17 miles. Differences between life on the opposite coasts. Differences between American and Mediterranean cultures. Differences between women in LA and those in NY.

We talk to Brit filmmaker Dan Green, producer of "The Murder of Mary Magdalene: Genocide of the Holy Bloodlline," about the Holy Grail and theories straight out of The DaVinci Code. Kara is not convinced with any of this and questions the authenticity of Green's claims. Another one of our religious debates ensues, this time on Evolution vs. Creationism. Kara dreams of an earthquake, and we have one early this morning.

Sam considers going blonde, but we both agree it's a bad idea. Kara is not sure she attracts the right guys, although she gets hit on a lot. Divorce and its effects. We talk to Susanna Barlow about growing up as the 23rd child in a 46-child polygamous family, and her book "What Peace There May Be." We hear some fascinating stories and break through some of the myths.

The problem with single men in LA, and fantasies about flight attendants. We talk to Betty Thesky, a long-time flight attendant about her new book "Betty In The Sky With A Suitcase" and hear fascinating and funny flight stories. Topless parades, birth-related deaths, being in the room during delivery. Kids, careers, and nannies. The future of American Idol. The problem with gay marriage.

Kara gets a gig lipsyncing at a Persian awards show and feels lilke an outsider. Then we find out Kara once worked at the cash register of a fast-food joint called Oinksters. We talk to Romaine Williams about his book "The Black Book" and discuss infidelity and what he calls "samplers." Kara challenges the author and his focus on cheating and secondary relationships. A heated discussion about God, religion, and suffering.

Sam goes to court and tells about how he nailed his former landlord. The Five Love Languages and the different ways people show love. We talk to Jan Hoistad about her new book "Romance Rehab" and the ways to improve relationships. Waxing private parts and the awkwardness involved. Porn in today's culture. Cleavage issues.

A story of revenge gets the show going, and Sam describes how impatient he is. Another God discussion, this time about whether He intervenes in people's lives. We talk to author Keith Thomson about his book, "Once A Spy." We discuss our love for singing and the guitar, and Kara shows off her voice. A discussion of the Oscars and some of the celebrity outfits. Waxing vs. shaving. Kara reveals a little secret about her birth mark.

Kara can't afford to be a drunk, but would take a bath in chocolate. Computers that make you look like shit, and why Sam is more content now. People who put on too much perfume, and smelling's role in romantic attraction. Kara sings and plays a human saxophone. We speak to Elle about her "man-hunting" book "Hunting Season." Later, we welcome popular LA Talk Radio host Sheena Metal for some fun conversation.

Kara sleeps in her clothes then wears them to go out. "What do guys do with big balls?" Kara asks. Sam talks about turning 50. The married guy Kara met comes clean but looks for adventures. Going to restaurants alone. Jay Leno returns to late night and beats the competition. Being obese at a young age. A hysterical clip of Chris Rock.

To start off, we start talking about bodily functions in relationships and spending a long time in the bathroom. Kara gets hit on by a guy she later finds is married, then confronts guys ogling over her. Sex for its own sake as opposed to committed sex.

We return from a weekend of earthquakes, tsunamis, and suicide. Kara brings in her friend Chrissa, a former lesbian who is now happily married, and we are joined by TJ McCormack for the first segment. The girls met working at Starbucks 8 years ago and did not particularly like each other in the beginning. Greg Rempe from Cleveland calls in to tell us they barbecue even in the snow.

Kara walks in late but makes up for it with a deep cleavage. She is starting to realize she may not like her family listening to the show. Sam talks about being a father to two teens. Strip clubs and why they're not such a great thing. The disappearance and tragic death of actor Andrew Koenig, and a discussion on depression. We are joined by Tommy Bethel, a big fan of the show and a newly-published poet. He reads from his new book "Ramblings and Reflections of An American Poet."

Making the choice to be positive and optimistic, hiking in LA, strategy for countering the love for food, and the distinct smell of testicles. Sam does not like fake breasts, and Kara shares big boob stories. We talk to John Sedgwick about his book "Sex, Love & Money" which tells about high-stakes divorces. Later we are joined by Nance Parry who discusses sexual harassment in the workplace in her book "How to Avoid/Handle/Litigate Over Sexual harassment."