Dori Monson Show

A Renton Library spokesperson said that the chest binder gift cards raffled off this weekend reflect the library's effort to be inclusive of all patrons.

Conservative writer L. Brent Bozell III believes that the American media has forever lost its credibility over its treatment of Donald Trump.

A writer who has studied chest binders warns of the health risks associated with them. The Renton Library is raffling binders in an event next week.

An ICE spokesperson explains how sanctuary policies keep dangerous criminals on the streets, and can actually end up hurting law-abiding immigrants.

In this week's Feedback Friday, listeners were shocked to see their favorite conservative talk show host on a bicycle like a Seattle environmentalist.

Dori has invented a brand-new game, the "Liberal Seattle Politician How to Talk Dice Game," inspired by Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan's word choice.

The Renton Library is raffling binders at a teen pride event, despite the health risks associated with binding one's chest.

The bike lane advocates will faint -- Dori Monson just joined the ranks of those who commute to work by bicycle. Will he befriend Scott Kubly next?

A University of Washington professor who co-authored a recent climate study explains how she arrived at the conclusion that hundreds of Seattleites could die in coming heatwaves.

Dori shook the Puget Sound more than the future mega-quake when he gave his listeners a fright all week.

Seniors and American Legion members are upset after the local senior center allegedly banned the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance before meals.

Tacoma-based fight promoter Brian Halquist wants to organize the much-talked-about fight between Justin Bieber and Tom Cruise.

Hear what Dori thinks of a Bainbridge Island City Councilmember's idea for "I Didn't Reproduce Day" on Father's Day.

A student speaker is disappointed by the lack of media response after an alleged Antifa member tried to trap UW College Republicans in a classroom.

Dori's listeners loved getting a chance to travel back in time 75 years when he played original broadcasts from D-Day.