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Feb. 6, 2010

After this show DNA will return in April, but not until it's invaded once again by guest hosts, J. Francis and the Sexy Pippi of their own nightly "J.Francis Radio" on the internet. They braved pouring rain to do morning radio as they shamelessly took on advertising and commercials, including an infomercial that aired on KCAA in the time slot preceding theirs. The prime focus were the ads that would play on the next day's Super Bowl, along with the commercials that would not be shown. They nicely wove Super Bowl Sunday into a discussion of Relationships and the importance of not changing who you are in order to please the other. KCAA engineer, Joe Shaff was part of the show. The podcast is here.

Jan. 30, 2010

Paul Andrews was sorry he couldn't be on hand to assist fellow host, Vince Daniels' guest, Sheila James Kuehl in announcing the winners of the previous week's T.V. trivia contest. It was a "Dobie Gillis" question and Kuehl, who played Zelda on the show, talked about her acting and future political career; in what would be D & A's final show for several weeks, in advance of his next medical leave, Vinnie hosted an hour-long Medical Roundtable featuring Dr. David Suh, a Laparoscopic Surgeon from Crown Surgery Medical Group in Corona. Also, Dr.  H. Austin Hewlett, DPM, FACFAS who provided some balance by addressing proper nutrition; "55 Years of Rock & Roll's # 1's" returned with two from 1954, the last year of the Hit Parade era. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Jan. 23, 2010

Vinnie was a little late getting to the station, but his sidekick, Paul Andrews opened the show by welcoming his guest and friend, Micah Bass who is the director of Dalton & Associates in Victorville, CA., a DUI counseling program; Phillip Zodhiates of AMG returned for another update on the Haitian earthquake relief; talk radio personality, John Ziegler also returned to offer his thoughts on Sarah Palin accepting an analyst's position on the Fox News Channel; Daniels played a clip of Conan O'Brien's parting words from the previous nights "Tonight Show;" economist, Bob Rinear of InvestYourself talked about all the money our government is printing and the ramifications of the latest special election in Massachusets and what that means to the health care bill. Check out the podcast here.

Jan. 16, 2010

Following a devastating 7.0 earthquake in Haiti, at the outset of a busy show, Vinnie and Paul welcome Phillip Zodhiates of Advancing the Ministry of the Gospel with an update on what listeners can do to offer help to Haitians; Paul announces the winner to a tough T.V. question who also joins the show by phone: former KCAA talk personality, Barry Gordon, who spoke of comments made by Pat Robertson and Rush Limbaugh in the wake of the tragedy in Haiti;  former PLO terrorist, Walid Shoebat, author of "Why We Want To Kill You: The Jihadist Mindset And How To Defeat It;" media expert, Maurice DiMino on the NBC Late Night debacle involving Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno; a tribute to the late, Teddy Pendergrass and to close the show, 5 minutes of King's "I Have A Dream" speech in time for the MLK holiday. Listen to the podcast here.

Jan. 9, 2010

He thought he'd be off on another medical leave by now, but Vince Daniels is here for another month of shows as he welcomes back his co-host, Paul Andrews and once again they welcome back their special guest, Gerald Celente of Trends Research Institute during the first hour.  The topic for both hours is taxes: Celente discusses what he calls "a coming tax revolt." In the second hour, economist Wayne Jett joins the show to talk about the Fair Tax, and how it differs with the Flat Tax.  According to Jett, "by instituting the Fair Tax for all Americans, April 15th would be just another day in our lives." Paul began a new year with a new T.V. trivia question in the first hour. The audio podcast is here.

Jan. 2, 2010

Tom Anthony returned to DNA to join Vince in welcoming a New Year by reminding him that "you cannot see a new love, with an old love in your sights."  Both are joined by telephone in the second hour by Michael Riley, author of "The Goodbye Book" who was featured briefly in a clip during Vinnie's story on the 12/26/09 show.  Mike listened and had some thoughts to offer concerning that story. Good discussion as both guests agreed that Vince won't permit himself to have the closure that he knows he needs.  Tom helped Daniels to pilot The DNA Radio Show nearly 10 months ago. Since then, T.A. has worked aboard Amtrak and will share some of his own train stories.  Please forgive the low audio of Riley during the first half of his appearance. Check out the audio podcast here.

Dec. 26, 2009

Hosting alone, Vince does his last show of 2009 by talking about closure.  Reflecting on yet another Christmas where Santa Claus never came, he remembers the most significant event of this past year was "taking my own trip to the North Pole."  It was actually a trip to Oregon by train in September in order for him to seek atonement for a regret that he's carried for 25 years.  A tormented Vince Daniels takes his listeners on a train ride back to August 14, 1984 to share the story of his long, lost love.  Moments after this broadcast, KCAA's owner, Fred Lundgren called Vinnie to tell him that "what I just listened to was the most riveting 2 hours of radio that I've heard since I've owned this station." Listen to the audio podcast here.

Dec. 24, 2009

It was a first for Vinnie and his crew who were on hand for this two-hour holiday themed show.  For one, it was the first time DNA was heard in weekday afternoon drive time.  It was also the first time that Daniels and Jay Boatman were heard via telephone in separate hours of the show. The first hour began with Vince on his way to the studio from the Riverside "Tyler Mall" where he was earlier doing a KCAA remote.  Jay was featured in studio with Paul Andrews and Crista Curtis for only the first hour, then left to fulfill some family obligations.  He called in from the road during hour No. 2. Among the discussions was a somewhat heated one concerning the health care bill which had passed the Senate earlier that morning. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Dec. 19, 2009

Vince and Paul together for a busy show that expanded on the "55 Years of Rock & Roll's Number 1's" by welcoming Peter Ford.  The son of late actor, Glenn Ford told the story of how he loaned some songs from his record collection to a movie executive, who chose the B-side of a Bill Haley record. It happened to be Rock Around The Clock which became the theme for "Blackboard Jungle" and the rest is history; trends forecaster, Gerald Celente at the top of the second hour with grim economic and climate predictions for 2010; A.J. Jacobson, publisher of the Ducks Sports Authority, chronicles the 2009 Oregon Ducks season and their rise to The Rose Bowl where they play Ohio State on January 1st. Check out the audio podcast here.

Dec. 12, 2009

In time for the holidays, a special hosted by Vince Daniels and DNA Radio Show announcer, Bruce Barker.  From the opening, Vinnie assures Bruce of how much he prides himself on how all his shows must be original shows and that no podcast be re-broadcast on KCAA and then show up twice on the podcast page.  Case in point, this one which originally aired in December of 2006 on "The Many Moods."  Jay Boatman guest hosted with Daniels for this classic that featured a 90 minute light-hearted yet heavy conversation with in-studio guest, Russell Friedman of The Grief Recovery Institute talking about grieving our losses over the holidays. The audio podcast is here.

Dec. 5, 2009

D & A together again. Vinnie opened with a blues-rock song congratulating the Rose Bowl-bound Oregon Ducks; Paul Andrews announced a trivia contest winner and asked another T.V.question; in her first DNA appearance since "The Many Moods," etiquette expert, Samantha von Sperling offered her take on the Tiger Woods scandal; the second hour welcomed health insurance expert, James Lansberry to discuss the advance of the National Healthcare Bill to the U.S. Senate;  Paul had some thoughts on last week's show about Sarah Palin. Clips of Palin were included. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Nov. 28, 2009

It's Vince Daniels solo again. His opening rant lays out KCAA's news/talk format by addressing the difference between their top of the hour newscasts and the opinion-based remainder of the hour. He wonders why the line between objective reporting and commentary have been blurred by other media.  His guest uses the 2008 election to make that point.  John Ziegler is a fellow radio talk host, columnist and filmmaker whose documentary "Media Malpractice: How Obama Got Elected And Palin Was Targeted" is discussed;  in the first hour, Vinnie goes back to 1951 to play what some historians consider to be the first Rock & Roll song. The audio podcast is here.

Nov. 21, 2009

Handling this Pre-Thanksgiving show solo, Vince Daniels explained that he'll be doing more shows alone, and that he's tired of explaining his show; a segment with "Newsman Nick" Anthony welcoming calls from listeners that feel awkward about going home for the holiday; a conversation with ancient history researcher, Tom Horn, author of "Apollyon Rising 2012" who wanted to dispel any hysteria surrounding the ancient Mayan's claim that 2012 marks the end of the world; Eric Denton, Pastor of Central Community Christian Fellowship in Riverside joined the show with parishoner Linda Zastrow to talk about how they plan to feed anyone who needs a Thanksgiving meal. Check out the audio podcast here.

Nov. 14, 2009

For Vince Daniels, it's been over 3 months since he departed on his hiatus for health.  He rejoined partner Paul Andrews on DNA but explained that he'll only be back for 7 shows before going on the final phase of his medical leave.   D & A reopened the Treasure Trove of TV Trivia; Vince began a new feature called "55 years of Rock & Roll's Number 1's;"  Selma Oregon singer/songwriter Dawna was featured performing a Taylor Swift cover; also hailing from Selma, joining the show by phone for the entire second hour was American Idol season 7 finalist, Kristy Lee Cook talking about her latest album, "Why Wait."   Please excuse low audio of Cook at start of interview and a telephone malfunction. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Nov. 7, 2009

Jay Boatman returned for a second week of guest hosting duties, this time joined by partner, Crista Curtis who devoted 90 minutes to kicking off what will become their own ongoing special signature segment called "Getting to know your Candidates."  Between now and November 2010, Boatman and Curtis' goal will be to interview all the gubernatorial candidates for California's highest office.  First up:  Chelene Nightingale, who visited in-studio and is running on the independent, Constitution Party ticket.  She was queried on exactly what that party stands for, why she feels that the two major parties need to take a break,  and also took questions from callers. The audio podcast is here.

Oct. 31, 2009

Jay Boatman always wanted to guest host The DNA Radio Show solo and he finally got the opportunity, on Halloween no less.  His rants included the topic of Halloween and how much he feels that parents have micro managed their kids on what is supposed to be a fun day. First hour rants also included the war in Afghanistan and the debate that continues on Obama's health care plan; in the second hour, Jay welcomed guest, David Conn, a cult mentality expert with a scary story.  He drew a parallel between what Rev. Jim Jones did in Guyana 30 years ago and what he sees Obama doing today.  Nick Anthony took over starting today as KCAA's new weekend news anchor. Check out the audio podcast here.

Oct. 24, 2009

The irreverant and offbeat hosts of the internet radio world's "J.Francis Radio" got their terrestrial radio debut as they guest hosted for Daniels and Andrews, or rather invaded The DNA Radio Show.  So said J.Francis and the Sexy Pippi who jumped back and forth and back again as they took on everythig from the World Series to whatever happened to trick or treaters to the economy to internet social networking sites to American Idol and modern day recording artists.  Guests included rapper, 'Arron' and his producer, Mike Keys.  Also joining the show were singer, Matt Lande of the group Heaven Is Where with cuts from his album, "Stories From Yesterday." Listen to the audio podcast here.

Oct. 17, 2009

A special look-back hosted by Vince Daniels and DNA announcer, Bruce Barker recorded before Vinnie went on medical leave, featuring two segments never before heard on The DNA Radio Show or terrestrial radio for that matter.  They originally aired in June, 2005 on an internet station.  The guests (hypnotherapist, Dr. Nancy Irwin and author, Michael Riley) managed to get Vince to open up about sexual abuse and the effects of the abuse on his love life.  He shares about falling in love on a train in 1984.  In the opening minutes with Barker, Daniels promises to get more into this story when he returns to the airwaves.   Chuck Dickinson and Kimberly Carlisle appear as co-hosts. Listen to the audio podcast here

Oct. 10, 2009

Joe Patrick returned for "Two Hours of the Truth" as he spoke to what he referred to as "the sheeple."  Mainstream media coverage of the events unfolding on 9-11 were featured along with Joe's in-studio guest, "A.J." of the 9-11 Truth Movement.  When host, Vince Daniels was informed the day before that KCAA owner, Fred Lundgren was in town and planned a surprise visit to the station, Daniels paid a surprise visit to the show and offered the last 20 minutes to take phone calls from listeners interested in asking Lundgren questions.  Vince also announced his return to the show starting in November. Check out the audio podcast here.

Oct. 3, 2009

Mark Smith, a local Inland Empire guy, returned to guest host the DNA Radio Show today. Mark brought a wide range of hot issues to the show, including unemployment and the economy, which he suggested is suffering the worst recession in 70 years. Mark said the best way to help the local economy is with "shovel-ready employment" projects. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Sept. 26, 2009

Paul Andrews, the "A" in DNA, hosted the show solo today and led off acknowledging show fan mail from DNA listeners in Australia, New York and other distant locales. The show featured the continuation of a discussion of pornography that began when Paul hosted on Aug. 29th. Featured guest during the second hour was Bob Peters from Morality in Media of New York, who talked about how pornography has worked its way into the mainstream and its potential effects on marriage and children. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Sept. 19, 2009

No DNA Radio Show today.  KCAA preempted its regular programming to broadcast live from the 20th anniversary Stater Brothers Route 66 Car Show. (No audio podcast link today.)

Sept. 12, 2009

Making his guest hosting debut, Joe Patrick took over with  "Two Hours of the Truth."   From the DNA opening theme song, Joe lunged right in, ordering his engineer to turn off the music and saying that he only had 2 hours and too much truth to get out.  Not only that, he asked that his microphone be turned up.  "I believe the truth should be loud and in your face!"   Broadcast on the day following the 8th anniversary of 9-11, Patrick repeated his belief that all roads lead from and lead back to September 11th, 2001.   He received calls of support and also a caller telling him that he wouldn't get very many callers if he keeps referring to his listeners as "sheeple," which he did numerous times throughout his many rants. Listen to the audio podcast here.

Sept. 5, 2009

Nick Anthony and Mark Smith guest hosted a show devoted mostly to Autism awareness.  A medical practitioner told Mark that his little girl was autistic.  He didn't buy that diagnosis.  He knew that while the government claims there's no proof of this, it is widely believed that mercury is one of the direct causes of autism.  Guests by phone were the father and son team of Dr.'s Mark and David Geyer.  Also joining the show was radio talk show doctor, Dr. Tong; from the mailbag, a shocking letter from a concerned citizen about shady things happening within our government.  Guess who signed the letter? Listen to the audio podcast here.

Aug. 29, 2009

Paul Andrews returned to host and welcomed a returning guest, Lorraine Johnson for a roundtable discussion on the subject of Pornography.  Johnson expanded on what she started to share on the 7/4/09 show.  This time she talked about how she was lured in to the world of strip club dancing; guest and public relations guru, Michael Levine spoke on the encroachment of porn in the Hollywood community where Levine has represented many top name entertainers; Robert Peters of Morality In Media spoke on how elusive indecency over T.V. and Radio is and how it sneaks up on the culture. Click here to listen to the show podcast.

Aug. 22, 2009

Jay Boatman and Crista Curtis guest hosted.  Their first hour was a mixed bag of what they called the "wierd news of the week."  Hour # 2 would see the sparks fly as Jay suprisingly took a liberal view in support of Obamacare. The always conservative Curtis denounced the President's health plan and anything that would come close to nationalizing our health care.   Arguments ensued involving the hosts and the callers on what exactly needs fixing in the system, and why we would blindly accept socialized medicine. Listen to the podcast here.

Aug. 15, 2009

Nick Anthony and Mark Smith guest hosted.  Hour # 1 was about how our federal and state governments are enabling illegal immigration. Guest, Carmen Mercer of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corp joined the show by phone to talk about how children are being used at the border to smuggle others in; the second hour focused on Obamacare, the town hall meetings and what Nick and Mark felt was a lot of misinformation stemming from what's in the health care bill. Listen to the podcast here.

Aug. 8, 2009

A "hiatus for health" is how Paul Andrews spoke of Vince Daniels' absence from the show.  The 'A' in DNA took the helm for this first of many DNA Radio Show's in which The Commander will be away from his command post (as he announced on the 8/1/09 show).  Details found on the Press Release page of this website.   In the first hour, Paul took open calls from listeners and also got acquainted with KCAA engineer and weekend news anchor, Christina Benjamin.  In the second hour, he welcomed financial analyst, Bob Chapman by phone to discuss the controversy around whether President Barack Obama is a U.S.citizen or a fraud. Check out the audio podcast here.

Aug. 1, 2009

Obama's "beer summit" provided the backdrop for the teachable moment that Vince Daniels needed to have with his listeners and crew that were present for this show, including fellow host, Paul Andrews and regulars, Jay Boatman and Crista Curtis.  Vinnie announced that effective after this broadcast, he would be taking an extended medical leave for a few months; KCAA CEO, Fred Lundgren called in to wish Vince well and to announce an extended contract for the DNA Radio Show.  Lundgren also announced a new affiliate for the show to be added after Vince returns; a discussion of the story about Obama berating that police officer which leads to a heated exchange about race. Listen to the podcast here.

July 25, 2009

Joining Daniels and Andrews were Jay Boatman and Crista Curtis as they went to the mailbag to read letters from listeners, including one with praise for the "Baseball" show that aired the previous week on 7/18/09; a tribute on the passing of Walter Cronkite including famous clips from his time at CBS News; the final hour focuses on Education in America along with debate and discussion on the value of home schooling and whether all public schools are deserving of the bad rap given to them. Listen to the audio podcast here.

July 18, 2009

A classic!  Daniels and DNA announcer, Bruce Barker host a look-back on a show from early in Vinnie's career.  It's the story of Joel Dockum and Trish Garigen, the only guest to travel 2200 miles to appear on the radio. Trish made it possible for Joel, then 25, to have his dream come true.   It's the "Baseball" story.  It takes 90 minutes to tell, but when you get to the end, you'll have tears in your eyes. This has never been heard on The DNA Radio Show.  The full story is featured on this website's Articles page. And you can listen to the audio podcast here.

July 11, 2009

A busy show.  It was also the first time that Jay Boatman had seen Vince Daniels since Vinnie's housewarming party.  They share stories about the party; Paul offers an update on his friend, Elyse Horvath who on June 17th was in a tragic auto accident; Scott Wheeler, exective director of the National Republican Trust guested by phone to talk about Obama's slipping popularity numbers; Daniels and Andrews talked to callers to discuss the media hype around Michael Jackson's death.  Jackson's hit songs are featured throughout the show; Evan Sayet was on by phone to talk about his upcoming "Right To Laugh" conservative comedy club show. The audio podcast is here.

July 4, 2009

Back from New York, Paul joined Vinnie.  Crista Curtis returned along with members of Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, many of whom shared their stories and their reasons for being involved with this group.  Also sharing their stories were Lorraine Johnson.  She joined the show in-studio to talk about an abortion she had and the psychological pain it caused.  Brandi Lozier called in to talk about how she was almost the product of a saline abortion.  She was burned alive in her mother's womb but miraculously survived.  Lozier also touches on Barack Obama's "Born Alive" legislation.  (Part 2 of a 2-parter). Listen to the audio podcast here.

June 27, 2009

Paul Andrews was back in New York celebrating his mother's 99th birthday.  Hosting solo, Vince Daniels welcomed Jay Boatman and Crista Curtis to delve into the real significance of DNA as it relates to the topic of Abortion.  Joining the show in the first hour were Bob and Beverly Cielnecky who have spent more than 30 years in the Pro-Life movement.  They discussed DNA from a clinical point of view.   Hour # 2 welcomed young people from Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust along with Patrick J. Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition who took on pro-choice advocate and comedian, Betsy Salkind. (Part 1 of a 2-parter). Listen to the podcast here.

June 20, 2009

Mark Smith returned to KCAA to guest host The DNA Radio Show along with Nick Anthony.  Anthony and Smith used to host their own live Saturday talk show on the station called "H.T.O.S."  Hour #1 picks up on a big news story that ran in the local "Daily Bulletin" and "The Sun" newspapers about the soaring unemployment rate in the Inland Empire; the second hour welcomes guest, Shiela Dean of http://beatthechip.blogspot.com/ to discuss the Real I.D. Act and the resources that would be drained from the people of California. Listen to the audio podcast here.

June 13, 2009

Publicist, Michael Levine represents several of tinsel town's mega superstars.  He guested by phone with Vince and Paul to talk about a phenominon he refers to as "instant celebrity.;" Minuteman founder, Jim Gilchrist made an in-studio appearance in reponse to the 5/16/09 DNA Radio Show where Jay Boatman made what Gilchrist felt was an irresponsible statement minimizing the scope of California's illegal immigration problem.  Boatman also joins this show. Check out the audio podcast here.

June 6, 2009

Jonathan Coulton, who wrote and sings the DNA Radio Show opening theme, "That Spells DNA," joins Daniels and Andrews by phone to talk about a forthcoming concert DVD;  the Church of Scientology was in the news as the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia said no to the church's repeated attempts to edit the entries of its detractors; a discussion on the american auto industry.  Does GM stand for General Motors or Government Motors? Click here to listen to the podcast.

May 30, 2009

Nick Anthony fills in for Vinnie and Paul as he keep his topics local.  He offers his own hypothesis of why Rancho Cucamonga city councilman, Rex Gutierrez can't be reached for comment.  Nick tries to call him on the air, but to no avail.  Anthony also publicly announces his run for Mayor of Rancho Cucamonga. Listen to the audio podcast here.

May 23, 2009

Vince reflects on his long search for a co-host and talks with Paul on how the both of them reconnected just 2 months prior, after an 8 year estrangement. It happened on March 23rd, the same day that a friend of Vinnie's had passed away.  D&A look back on the short 37 year life of Kristi Lyn Shephard by speaking with her mom, Gail and brother, Ron.  Joining the show by phone was guest, Russell Friedman of "The Grief Recovery Institute."  (Part 3 of a 3-part series opener). Listen to the audio podcast here.

May 16, 2009

Semi-regular contributors would be introduced by Vince and Paul with in-studio appearances from Jay Boatman, Crista Curtis and Nick Anthony.  To demonstrate the edgier side of the DNA Radio Show, Nick, in his role of "The Angry Black Man," would spearhead a controversial debate on the topic of illegal immigration.  (Part 2 of a 3-part series opener). Listen to the audio podcast here.

May 9, 2009

Former "Many Moods of Vince Daniels" host, Vince Daniels returned to KCAA Radio after 21 months to launch and host "The DNA Radio Show" and to introduce his co-host, Paul Andrews.   As this aired the day before Mothers Day, Daniels and Andrews welcomed their Mom's by phone as their first and certainly their very special guests.  (Part 1 of a 3-part series opener). Listen to the audio podcast of the inaugural show here.

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