Olympic & Bundy with Christine Devine

This episode announces Kelly Taylor's departure from Fox Los Angeles and introduces Christine Devine as the new host of the Olympic and Bundy podcast, featuring a brief discussion about Devine's work on a story involving the producers of Nipsey Hussle's Victory Lap album.

This episode features an interview with LAPD Sergeant Bob Alaniz discussing the department's 150-year anniversary, his 38-year career, and his personal journey into policing.

This episode discusses the significance of the Emmy Awards in shaping the television industry, featuring insights from former TV Academy chairman Bryce Sable and writer-producer Jackie on how the Emmys reflect cultural trends and celebrate excellence in TV.

This episode features an interview with Peter Samuelson, president of First Star, discussing how their academies support foster youth through college preparation programs on university campuses, with insights from alumni Edwin.

This episode explores Kobe Bryant's legacy and inspiration through an interview with Coach Will and players from a Long Beach youth basketball team, discussing their emotional connections and the impact on future generations.

Nancy Davis discusses her journey with multiple sclerosis, founding Race to Erase MS to fund research and support patients, and the evolving medical landscape for MS treatment.

This episode features an interview with backup dancer Matt Day, discussing his career dancing for Jennifer Lopez and other artists, his personal journey from humble beginnings to performing on major stages, and his wellness practices like sauna use.

This episode explores modern dating culture with author Andi Lew, discussing digital dating trends like cuffing season and seasonal relationship patterns.

This episode features a reflective conversation about the tragic death of Kobe Bryant and its impact on individuals, including personal stories of loss and grief.

This episode features an interview with Peter Lorimer, co-host of the Netflix series 'Stay Here', discussing how to transform AirBNB listings into profitable and beautifully designed spaces.

This episode features an interview with designer Joanna Hernandez of Glowdy, discussing her journey from growing up in a factory-working family in Downey to opening a haute couture bridal store in Beverly Hills after 16 years in the fashion industry.

A panel discussion with guests who knew rapper Nipsey Hussle, recorded shortly after his murder, exploring his life and legacy.

This episode features an interview with a foster student and the director of First Star Academies at UCLA, discussing the program's mission to help foster youth access college education.

This episode introduces Hollenbeck Pals, a youth program run by the LAPD in the Hollenbeck division, featuring interviews with its executive director and an officer to discuss its mission and activities.

Christine Devine interviews Melissa Rivers about suicide prevention, discussing Melissa's personal connection to the topic through her father's suicide and her involvement with the Suicide Prevention Center in LA.

This episode features an interview with Randy Evans and Nancy Travis discussing their participation in the California Coast Classic, an 8-day, 525-mile bike tour benefiting the Arthritis Foundation.

This episode features an interview with leaders from the YWCA of Greater Los Angeles discussing their mission to eliminate racism and empower women through programs like sexual assault crisis services, early childhood education, and workforce development.

This episode features members of Foster Nation sharing their personal experiences in foster care, discussing family support, and highlighting youth-led empowerment.

This episode features interviews with leaders from NABFEME discussing their mission to empower and promote women of color in the music and entertainment industries through networking and mentoring.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features Heather Cooper-Ortner, president and CEO of Alzheimer's Los Angeles, discussing the organization's community support for families affected by Alzheimer's, including an upcoming walk event and resource fair.

This episode features an interview with Clyde Terry, founder of Emerging Leaders Academy and board member of the Anything Is Possible Foundation, discussing their work empowering homeless children and transforming lives in Los Angeles.

Two Los Angeles doctors discuss their band Docs of Doheny, blending their medical careers with music while briefly touching on the importance of colonoscopies.

This episode discusses the launch of the Citizen app in Los Angeles, which provides real-time crime and emergency alerts to help people stay safe, featuring an interview with Peter Donald from the company.

This episode features an interview with Australian TV reporter Katherine Tulich discussing predictions and contenders for the 2019 Emmy Awards, focusing on drama series like Game of Thrones and Killing Eve.

Cheryl Hunter shares her story of surviving abduction and assault as a teenager and discusses her journey to overcome trauma and help others build resilience through her educational framework.

Education attorney Adam Wasserman discusses ADHD medication, school responsibilities, and legal rights for parents of children with special education needs.

This episode features an interview with teen rap sensation Tyeler Reign, winner of Lifetime TV's Rap Game season 5, discussing her career achievements and collaboration with Vlado Footwear's Big Mike Robb.

This episode features an interview with hip-hop pioneers Christopher Martin (Play from Kid and Play) and Mark Hawkins (DJ Clientele) discussing their efforts to preserve hip-hop history through documentaries and college speaking engagements.

This episode discusses the Suicide Prevention Center in West L.A., featuring an interview with Lynn Morris from D.D.

This episode features a crash course on BTS with members of BTS Galaxy in Los Angeles, discussing fan bases, events, and personal connections to the K-pop group.

This episode features an interview with Anita Pointer of The Pointer Sisters during Grammy week, discussing their Grammy wins, family dynamics, and music industry experiences.

This episode features an interview with Compton artist Young Music about his song honoring Kobe Bryant, discussing his fandom and the impact of Bryant on the community.

Ringo Starr discusses his third book, which features photographs taken with an iPhone during tours, including a memorable encounter with an eagle in Miami.

This episode features Stephen Dietz, CEO of United Dwelling, discussing how his company converts underutilized garages into affordable rental homes (ADUs) to address California's housing crisis.

This episode features an interview with Lucy Santana, CEO of Girls Inc.

This episode features Samantha Dunn and Katie Calvota discussing women leaders in Orange County, including their work with Coast Magazine, philanthropy, and political advocacy organizations.

This episode features LAPD officers discussing recruitment efforts, hiring statistics, and their backgrounds in law enforcement.

This episode features a discussion with four guests connected to the Entrepreneur of the Year program in Greater Los Angeles, exploring entrepreneurship and business success stories.

This episode features an interview with Kidsave CEO Randy Thompson about their unique programs that help older children and teens in foster care find loving families through weekend hosting and gradual relationship-building.

This episode features an interview with Bershan Shaw, a two-time breast cancer survivor who defied a stage four diagnosis and now works as a motivational speaker, business strategist, and coach.

News anchor Christine Devine hosts a podcast featuring author and motivational speaker Elvira Guzman and her clients, discussing their inspiring success stories from Southern California to empower the community.

This episode features a roundtable discussion with veterans from New Directions, focusing on their experiences with homelessness, addiction, and PTSD recovery, and the organization's support services.

Host Kelly Taylor interviews Dr.

This episode features an interview with an LAPD officer known as the Angel of Skid Row, discussing his experiences working with the homeless population in Los Angeles.

This episode features an interview with award-winning chef and restaurateur Michael Schlow, discussing his career, restaurants, and insights into how the restaurant industry has evolved with technology and on-demand services.

This episode features an interview with Todd Tucker of Illusion Industries, discussing his career in Hollywood special effects makeup for films and television, his passion for Halloween, and his journey from creating monsters as a kid to running a studio in Burbank.

Parker York Smith discusses his journey from aspiring actor in LA to full-time men's fashion influencer, sharing insights on career pivots, the pressures of social media, and how meeting his wife on Tinder reshaped his views on relationships and masculinity.

Host Kelly Taylor interviews Dylan Silver, host of HGTV's Snapchat show 'You Wish You Lived Here', about her home renovation series with a $1,000 budget and celebrity-inspired DIYs.

This episode previews the 2020 Golden Globes, discussing the early timing of awards season, the challenges for celebrities preparing for the event, and the anticipation around Ricky Gervais returning as host.