The Kim Komando Show: Make $80K/year renting your yard - January 3rd, Hour 1
One guy earns a full salary renting his yard on the Neighbor app. I break down the strategy so you can copy it. I also cover the first foldable iPhone and if Google is dying. Plus, the smiley face text that saves relationships.
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Make $80K/year renting your yard - January 3rd, Hour 1
One guy earns a full salary renting his yard on the Neighbor app. I break down the strategy so you can copy it. I also cover the first foldable iPhone and if Google is dying. Plus, the smiley face text that saves relationships.
Confession: I Zillow people - January 3rd, Hour 2
House shopping? The real Zillow power move is fact-checking your friends’ finances. Also: Julie found a random $300 in her Cash App. Scam or luck? I investigate. Then, catch Jack Dorsey’s next move and the trick to bypass AI search results.
How to find your lost money - January 3rd, Hour 3
Steve found $22,000 using one tip from the show. I share the exact website so you can check for your name. I also reveal the dark psychology of bad customer service and how to legally get expensive software for free.
How to book a vacation in space - December 27, Hour 1
Vacation on the moon? Mars? I talk to Roman Chiporukh, CEO of SpaceVIP, who is literally a travel agent for the cosmos. Plus, how one man and a chatbot pulled off a massive cybercrime spree, the Hertz AI cameras mess, and the true cost of Prime.
Can I recover my $200K? - December 27, Hour 2
I talk to Randy from Kansas City, who lost his life savings to a brutal crypto romance scam. Plus, a new low: scammers are face-swapping lost dog photos to extort owners. Then, inside tech billionaires’ doomsday bunkers and Will Smith’s hilarious AI video fail.
The $17,000 airline scam - December 27, Hour 3
Dan from Denver thought he rebooked a flight. Instead, he lost $17,000 to a scammer who knew exactly what to say. Plus, the smart glasses that record everything you see, a plane that lands itself, and why old-school paper résumés are making a comeback.
Man has 30 AI girlfriends - December 20th, Hour 1
Dating is rough, but one man is juggling thirty AI girlfriends at once. I get into the psychology (and the stress) behind it. Then, a terrifying survival story: I speak to an Uber driver who lived through a carjacking. Plus, why Circle K clerks hate Bitcoin ATMs, and a Google feature that lets you try on clothes in your own home.
Elon Musk’s views on God - December 20th, Hour 2
Elon Musk had an awakening. Now he likens God to a content creator. Plus, I talk to Lucky, who ordered a Waymo and found a man hidden in the trunk. Whoa. Plus: a $300,000 flying car and Google’s universal translator.
FB sale ends in gunpoint robbery - December 13th, Hour 1
A dad’s attempt to buy a $1,200 e-bike turned dangerous when guns were drawn on him and his son. I talk to the father – plus, Australia kicks kids off social, a chatbot charged with murder, and a DoorDash delivery disaster. Make music with AI? I challenged it to write a hit.
Waymo gets road rage - December 13th, Hour 2
Move over, NYC cabbies. Waymo cars have an attitude update. Now they honk, cut people off, and break traffic laws. Wow. Then, I talk to a woman facing a high-tech nightmare. Thieves use Wi-Fi jammers to blind security cams and break into her cars. Plus: Justin Bieber vs. Apple and Kim Kardashian joins Fortnite.
$11 million crypto heist - Hour 1, December 6th
Brag about crypto? You invite a robbery. Hear how a fake driver stole 11 million dollars in Bitcoin. Also, Amazon is dumping the USPS. Find out what that means for your deliveries. Plus, why Gemini beats ChatGPT, Elon’s retirement date, and a new Google tool to catch AI fakes.