
Hour 3 (9.17) After 25 years in LA, American Idol is leaving for Atlanta, the latest show chasing Georgia's tax credits. Plus: Undercover kids bought pills at an Anaheim swap meet. 8:05 — Conway's old job delivering tickets and swag for KIIS-FM. Anaheim police arrested five people at the Anaheim Marketplace indoor swap meet, where vendors are accused of selling Farmapram, a foreign brand of Xanax, without prescriptions. Undercover minors were able to buy it. Plus, taking Ambien for sleep troubles. 8:20 — Goodwill opens its biggest Bakersfield store, 17,000 square feet inside a former Rite Aid in the northwest part of town. It replaces a much smaller shop down the street. 8:35 — Orange County's West Nile virus risk is rated high, and vector control says infected mosquitoes are showing up at outbreak-year levels. Dump standing water weekly and wear repellent at dusk and dawn. 8:50 — American Idol moves production to the Atlanta area for Season 25. It follows Family Feud and Shark Tank out of LA, as California's film tax credit leaves reality TV behind. Thanks for listening to Tim Conway Jr. on KFI! 🎙️ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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