Dori Monson Show

Why did Dori's "Balloon Boy" reminiscence bring back memories of the craps table in Reno for one listener?

Journalist Heather Mac Donald pretended to be homeless on the streets of San Francisco to expose the real problem behind homelessness -- addiction.

Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks respond to backlash after making another social media post going after Republicans.

It's possible that Dori and a listener may have met at the same concert in their 20s. Plus, the Emerald City receives love from the Emerald Isle.

Suspects in Auburn and Bellevue murders are in the U.S. illegally, ICE confirms -- proving once again our politicians have blood on their hands.

The RV in front of Seattle City Councilmember Lisa Herbold's home was not a prank, but a coincidence -- a young couple intends to live in it.

Former Seattle City Council candidate Ari Hoffman provides an update on the RV situation at Bikur Cholim Cemetery and comes up with a daring idea.

Is it possible that there are people in the City of Seattle government who are on the side of the Dori Monson Show?

ICE says that it could have prevented a random, violent knife attack on a light rail train last month, but was blocked by sanctuary policies.

University of Washington Professor Cliff Mass believes the College of the Environment violated freedom of speech when it censured his private blog posts.

What kind of extreme challenges did listeners come up with for the Dori Monson Show's 25th anniversary summer adventure series?

Dori has a chat with journalist Elizabeth Economou, who, despite living in Seattle, is not afraid to advocate for conservative values on Twitter.

A retired Federal Way police officer is suing the City of Tacoma after city employees banned him from entering the Tacoma Dome with a gun.

How was Jay Inslee somewhat clairvoyant when it came to the happenings this summer? Plus, recent events remind two listeners of World War II Europe.

A Seattle police officer is suing the city after he was exposed to a toxic chemical at a homeless camp cleanup in early 2019.