NPR Gotcha Video
Mar 8, 2011, 9:39 AM | Updated: Mar 28, 2011, 3:48 pm
Infamous “citizen journalist” James O’Keefe secretly recorded a video of an NPR fund raiser talking smack about Tea Party Republicans. Is this a big “gotcha”?
Ross and Burbank
Mayor Mike McGinn shares a handy trick
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn really impressed KIRO Radio host Luke Burbank with a technique he uses to keep his suit jacket looking sharp even when he's got to pack it away for his bike ride to work.
10 years ago
Luke offers semi-legal Seattle fireworks show
While the organizers of Seattle's Family Fourth say they're cancelling the fireworks show this year because of a funding shortfall, KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank is magnanimously offering to take the $50,000 that was raised put on a pretty impressive show of his own.
10 years ago
Dave and Luke now have their own blogs
Dave Ross and Luke Burbank now each have their own shows. Find updates from Dave Ross on Seattle's Morning News and from The Luke Burbank Shows on their new blogs.
10 years ago
Canada kills the penny; should we follow?
Canada is saying "so long" to the penny, ending distribution of the one cent coin after Feb 4. And KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank says it's time for the U.S. to follow.
11 years ago
Weekly Burbank Knowledge-off Quiz: Oprah Trivia
Oprah is the topic of this first ever only Burbank Knowledge-off Quiz.
11 years ago
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