18 OCT 2017 · Harvey Weinstein accused of sexual assault, heads to "rehab" In an explosive New Yorker story, journalist Ronan Farrow talks with multiple women who share horrific accounts of sexual abuse and harassment by powerful filmmaker, Harvey Weinstein. Now, countless actresses come forward to say "Me Too." Kim and Jackie discuss the backlash against some of the victims and why women stay silent, often never speaking up about assault. Plus, why do some men skate through allegations while others are taken to task? The broads discuss Ben and Casey Affleck, Donald Trump and Bill Clinton. Boy Scouts opens membership to girls. Is this a good thing? “The values of Scouting—trustworthy, loyal, helpful, kind, brave and reverent, for example—are important for both young men and women,” said Chief Scout Executive Michael Surbaugh in a statement. “We strive to bring what our organization does best—developing character and leadership for young people—to as many families and youth as possible as we help shape the next generation of leaders.” Is this a good idea or just another PC move that benefits no one? Plus, Is Donald Trump "taking back" Christmas? Yep, it's true (according to him). Hear how. Subscribe to Broadscast on iTunes, connect with us on Facebook and subscribe on YouTube.            

8 OCT 2017 · Who ticked off more people this week: Kim Goldman, Cam Newton or pumpkin spice? People, people, people… if there was ever a story you need to hear, it's this one. Our dear Kim Goldman almost gave her friends a heart attack with a simple SOS text. How a 9-1-1 LAPD call and 45 minutes of sheer terror ended in a surprise twist. Seriously, she took ten years off our lives. You need to hear this story.  Plus, Jackie was right… pumpkin spice is ruining the world. Hear how a school was evacuated, hazmat called in and panic ensued… all due to a pumpkin spice air freshener. Then, clipping your toenails in public? STFU. And, Cam Newton pisses off the internet with a stupid sexist remark. Should we be up in arms or is the reaction a bunch of overblown hoopla? You might be surprised how Kim and Jackie reacted. Links referenced: Lisa Guerrero      

8 OCT 2017 · When we invited Los Angeles Fire Department veteran, Steve Resnick, onto the show to discuss preparing ourselves for whatever may come, it was because there was so much happening in the news (Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico) that we thought it was important to get the word out and teach our listeners how to prepare in case of a disaster. We also knew some of that disaster preparedness would include information in case of an active shooter. In fact, it's Steve's very expertise. He's the go-to guy for emergency response team training, evacuation, CPR, first aid, family preparedness and active shooter training. After 34 years on the LA city fire department, 20 of those years as captain, Steve had seen more and helped more people than we could ever imagine. But not four days after having him in the studio, Steve found himself in the middle of the horror happening in Las Vegas, along with his wife, son and friends. The information and resources Steve provided in his interview with Kim and Jackie still ring true, in fact, more than ever. Steve shares his expertise on what to do in the case of a natural disaster, active shooter or home invasion, and what you need to do TODAY to be prepared. Natural Disasters Why you might be “on your own” for several days before getting help. Home Intruder How to know if he's there to do more than rob you and how to take him out. Active Shooter What to do first, second and third and how to let the police know you're not a threat amidst the chaos. Prevention What we should do today to be prepared for the unexpected Evacuation Why it's important to leave when told to (and it might not be for the reason you think.) Know where to run If you're in a restaurant or other public area, always look for a second exit IN ADVANCE. Know which way to go when everyone else will be going the other way. Below are tips and products discussed on this episode, curated to make it easier for you to prepare yourself. The links below are affiliate links that support the show at no cost to you. Pepper Spray is no substitution for following your instincts and getting out of a situation that feels unsafe. But it does work well in a last defense when approached by a threat. amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit0"; amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "jackiemacd11-20"; amzn_assoc_search_bar_position = "bottom"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "search"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; amzn_assoc_region = "US"; amzn_assoc_title = "Shop Related Products"; amzn_assoc_default_search_phrase = "pepper spray"; amzn_assoc_default_category = "All"; amzn_assoc_linkid = "b042f8f26a9e2a8b4e828edb47afe97e"; ———— When it comes to natural disasters like a big earthquake on the west coast, Resnick says, "It’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when." What do you need to be prepared? Download the list here. Resnick suggests storing your emergency supplies in the garage as it's often able to be accessed by three different doors. You don't want to get caught keeping it somewhere that's suddenly off limits due to doors or windows being stuck or blocked from the disaster. We should all have enough water to last us at least five days – the general rule being a gallon a day per person. Be sure to rotate your emergency food and water every six months. amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit0"; amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "jackiemacd11-20"; amzn_assoc_search_bar_position = "bottom"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "search"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon";

28 SEP 2017 · This week's trending topics people are chatting about.  Is it the end of the world as we know it? Some say it's a matter of hours. (Watch out for Nibiru, peeps) How will you spend your last day on Earth? Kim and Jackie plan their perfect final hours.   Plus, Nambia and dotards. What the what?   And, Spicer at the Emmy Awards? Is show biz moving to Washington? More and more celebrities getting in on the debate.   NEXT WEEK: Are you prepared when disaster strikes? An expert shares what we need to know now and how we can be ready.

17 SEP 2017 · Parents sentenced for pranking their kids online. What's the line between a harmless prank and child abuse? Kim and Jackie cover broad topics of the week including: • The "hot cops" of Gainesville aren't everything they seem. One of the viral law enforcement officers is under fire for his hateful social media posts. • Celebrities getting political: Good for them or stop talking? Celebs like Ellen Pompeo and Don Cheadle are stepping on their soapboxes while stars like Mark Wahlberg think they should be seen and not heard. • Colin Kaepernick and the NFL: What's the latest and who stands on what side? • School is now in session for all. Cue the dress code battles. Should girls be reprimanded for their fashion choices?