Show notes
Hour 2 (09 .22) A murder mystery show at Vitello's has reignited debate over one of Hollywood's most infamous crimes. Plus, producer Todd Black talks Madden, DTF St. Louis, and the deal set to reshape the entertainment industry. 7:05 — Michael Gates, the Republican candidate for California attorney general and former Huntington Beach city attorney, joins Tim to discuss his campaign, public safety priorities, and his case for becoming the state's top law enforcement official. Gates outlines his plans to address crime and conditions on California streets. 7:20 — Tim dives into online skepticism about whether global beef production can realistically keep pace with demand. The conversation also turns to a recall involving products from GF Blends and the latest food safety concerns. 7:35 — Producer Todd Black joins Tim to discuss his recent projects, including DTF St. Louis and the upcoming Madden film. He also shares his perspective on the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger and what it could mean for Hollywood. 7:50 — Vitello's in Studio City faces backlash for hosting A Killer Night in Studio City, an immersive murder mystery created by Noah Blake. The controversy stems from the restaurant's connection to the 2001 killing of Bonny Lee Bakley, which followed a dinner there with Noah's father, Robert Blake. Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

