How to listen to KIRO Radio during stay at home order

Mar 25, 2020, 5:05 PM | Updated: Apr 2, 2020, 2:25 pm

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Miss listening to Tom and Curley on your drive home from work?

Just because you’re not stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic doesn’t mean you can’t hear Tom chuckle at John’s wisecracks. It’s all about changing habits during Washington’s stay at home order.

Stream all your favorite KIRO Radio shows on your home speaker. Try saying, “Alexa, play KIRO Radio” to your Echo or “Google, play KIRO Radio” to your Google Home.

Out for a walk or weeding the garden? No problem. Download the KIRO Radio app and take your phone outside to hear all of your favorite shows. Miss Dori’s show today? Use the app to listen to his podcast.

Daydreaming out your window? Turn that frown upside down and listen to KIRO Radio online. Find us at KIRORadio.com or MyNorthwest.com. Or simply click here.

KIRO Radio is always here for you.

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