John Curley is waking up early for Seattle's Morning News
on October 18, 2012 @ 1:40 pm (Updated: 6:56 pm - 10/18/12 )

John, who seems to have a story for every occasion, is the new host of Seattle's Morning News effective Monday Oct. 22.
"My goal every morning is to make sure anyone listening gets to work feeling a little smarter and a little happier," said Curley. "I want our show to be as necessary as that second cup of coffee in the morning. Tea drinkers are welcome too."
John Curley will be joined by trusted KIRO Radio news anchor Ursula Reutin and co-host Tom Tangney.
John started as a TV weatherman in Colorado with no actual training or meteorological background. He eventually found himself in Seattle hosting Evening Magazine on KING-TV. He credits that 14 year experience with where he developed the skill to take most mundane moments of life and turn them into a hilarious story-telling.
Not only does John coach his son's pee wee football team and make big decisions on the Sammamish City Council, he's also a sought after auctioneer. He Googled "talking jobs," paid $36.50 for a Ralph Wade CD "Auctioneering My Way," and began practicing his fast talking skills. He hasn't shut up since.
Listen to John's 'show that never aired' (Oct. 17)
Tune in to Seattle's Morning News weekdays from 5 to 9 a.m. on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM or stream it live and on-demand anytime at KIRORADIO.com.
Stephanie joined the MyNorthwest.com team in February 2008. She has built the site into a two-time National Edward R. Murrow Award winner (Best Radio Website 2010, 2012).
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