KIRO Nights with Zak Burns

Why deny it? Embrace it. Evergreen State College should go full blown activist after a tense and controversial spring quarter.

I like Charles Mudede. He’s normally a frustratingly good writer, which is why I was perplexed after reading his piece today.

Zak Burns asks Sen. Harris to listen to Asra Nomani. He says it's OK to criticize Islam, just as it is to criticize any religion denying people’s rights.

My co-host, Jason Rantz, is trying to convince me that CNN is failing. He’s wrong.

Jefferey Miron argues that legalizing opioids prescribed by doctors to anyone who wanted them would reduce the criminal activity surrounding the drug trade. Maybe he's right.

I know there is a narrative that kids today have it easy when it comes to competition, so I'm not surprised to see how many people fell for this CBC video.

KIRO Radio's Zak Burns explains how he tackled a naked man in his beloved Seattle neighborhood on Monday night. Here's his story.

Zak Burns says Seattle haters need to channel their outrage towards something more meaningful. At the very least, channel it to the right location.

Every Friday, Jason and Zak talk to someone with an unusual perspective, job, or life experience that may otherwise be mocked or dismissed, and we give them a fair shake.

Undoubtedly, the shooting in San Bernardino will spark a debate, both online and in the real world, about gun control and gun violence. Good.