Sam & Kara in the Morning

Sam offers up some history of the Middle-East and why Israel encourages immigration. We mentioned the book, "Son of Hamas", about the betrayal of a Hamas leader's son, who became a spy against his own people. The roots of hatred toward the Jews. We talk to Tom Ferry about "Life by Design," his book on how to bring out the extraodinary in you. Who should pay for dinner on a date? Legalizing Marijuana in California.

Sam admits women work harder than men. Kara's friend Tanya comes in, tells us about her short film "Traffic Signals" and her life as a Russian immigrant growing up in Brooklyn. We discuss big breasts and dealing with them on the Subway. Sam explains why everyone likes boobs. Tanya writes about her sex life in LA Weekly. Advice: don't lean on towel racks during sex. Adventures in an orgy, sex positions and getting, ahem, crabs. New host Mother Love calls in.

Kara wants to be called Bambi, as she comes in all buttoned up. Kara's friend Nick joins us for the show and showcases some of his white-rapper material. A heated debate ensues as Sam feels Nick is being idealistic, criticizing war and materialism.

Sam compliments Kara's chest but she is not interested, though she discussed it on FaceBook. Kara's friend Jerry sits in and adds a lot of fun to the show. Sam & Jerry make Kara uncomfortable with repeated sex talk, and the focus returns to her breasts.

Kara is happy and grateful today. We talk about the competitiveness in LA and the chase after success. but agree there are some great people in this town. Kara can't keep track of her dates. Host Laura Nickerson of Broad Topics sits in and we discuss a lot of, well, topics.

Kara goes on a date with a guy from the Christian dating site and has fun. The costs of dating and the secret to not spending a lot of money. We talk to author Peggy McColl about her new book "Viral Explosions" and how to market your business online. The Times Square bomb-scare suspect is arrested on a flight to Pakistan. Kara's friend Alex sits in for the second half.

We start off talking about hair color, then about meeting people in LA. Sam is getting nervous about his upcoming tooth extraction, and the winds outside irritate him. How to tell a male boss from a female boss, or rather the perceptions of them. Singer Shakira speaks on the Arizona Immigration Law and we discuss illegals. Studio guest Reese Golchin sits in for a lot of laughs.

Why Sam doesn't use a Mac. Humanity, Creation, and purpose. Viagra and erections. Kara's mother is in the hospital. Parenting, adoption, and children. Happpiness comes more easily to some people. LA Talk Radio hosts Mae Aswell and Char Marie of Going Commando join us for great laughs.

Another friend of Kara's comes in and spends the morning with us. Byron Bowers is a comedian from Atlanta that made the move to LA, living a long-distance marriage. Kara feels culture-deprived being white in America. Byron feels Jews and blacks have a connection. Kara's conduct on a Christian dating site.

Kara's friend L.D. joins us in the studio for a fun show. We hear stories about working at Starbucks and getting into trouble. A new friend of Kara's reaches over and touches Kara's vagina. Thank God it was a woman. We talk to Republican consultant Noelle Nikpour about the new controversial Arizona Immigration Law. Kara continues to celebrate her celibacy and is loath of premarital masturbation. Sam and L.D. tell her the way it is.

Kara meets a celebrity at the grocery store and gives him her phone number. Everybody's a star in this town. Running out of gas, and getting a lot of parking tickets. Smoke-free apartment buildings. We speak to Glynis McCants about her numerology book, "Love By The Numbers" and learn a lot about figuring out who you are by your numbers. Kara is skeptical about her reading, but Sam seems to relate. SEC employees are found to have watched porn on government computers. We talk about cereal that is good and not so good for you. Ovulation and conception.

Sam almost forgets his wedding anniversary. We talk about big, lavish weddings, then about choices about sex. We talk to beautiful model and actress Anya Monzikova about her gigs on "Deal Or No Deal" and "Iron Man 2" and about moving to Hollywood. Kara can't stand the word masturbation. Names for breasts. The various parts of LA. Sam's experience living in South Africa.

Are all male hairdressers gay? How about male models? Forced sex and rape, interracial marriages. We talk to Intuitive and therapist Carmen Harra about going into the subconscious mind to learn about ourselves, and about karma. People who abuse cell phones. A woman who has 200 orgasms a day!

Being single and the freedom that goes with it. But the grass is always greener, it seems. We speak to Christie Hartman about dating and finding the right man, and her book "It's Not Him, It's You."

Kara reveals interesting jobs she had taken in the past. Europe is covered with volcanic ash and all flights are grounded. Kara believes the earth is angry based on natural disasters. Sam brings up the Rodney King riots in LA. We talk to Therese Borchard about her book, "The Pocket Therapist", and mental health in everyday life. Melissa Etheridge divorces her wife. Online dating disilllusions Kara. A glowing object appears in the Midwest skies.

We are under pressure to file our taxes by tomorrow. Kara parties again for her roommate's birthdays and comes in looking exhausted. We hear of a stupid guy who tries to pick up whoever will give him the time of day. Kara is an accomplice to an unscrupulous act as she plans to meet an ex. Famous female cheaters.

Sam confesses he is starting to lean to the right politically, and Kara lands a new hostess gig. Political correctness and euphomisms. A debate ensues about child spanking. We talk to Repbulican consultant and strategist Noelle Nikpour about what's wrong with our government, the ongoing war and the problems with pulling out. A caller brings up interesting issues with the new healthcare law. Toyota gets into even deeper trouble with the Lexus SUV. Kara's photos get selected for the seedy LA Xpress newspaper, but she'll have none of that. Kara meets a much older man at a coffee shop and is suprised to feel an attraction. Kara's friend Melinda Hill comes in late and we shoot the breeze.

Kara goes out with a guy but does not see a future there. She enjoys her rooommate's birthday party, and lands a new job after being turned on by the interviewer. Sam talks about sex, but Kara turns the conversation to God. Again. Trains, frienships, and George Carlin on religion.

We spend a funny morning with Kara's roommates Claire and Sarah, and find out what it's like for three women to live together. You'll hear about some surprising and hilarious situations, like sharing worn panties. Kara's butt cheeks get burned in the sun. What it's like to live as a struggling artist in LA.

Kara is on a bacon kick and eats fast food right on the air. Kara goes on a date when the situation gets too intimate for comfort. Sam has an issue with Kara's appearance on another show. Is sex addiction an excuse or a real illness?