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.