Dori Monson Show

A Portland-based environmental activist believes that humans need to die out to preserve the Earth for animals. Is human extinction the answer? 

Longtime radio host New York Vinnie stops by the Dori Monson Show to catch up and relate a crime story that he just experienced.

A listener makes a compelling case for getting Dori to move to Monroe. Plus, an idea for how Dow Constantine might be able to find Skykomish on a map.

Pierce County Sheriff's Department Detective Ed Troyer explains how a road rage dispute led to a deadly shooting in University Place.

Will Dori's hopes for snowfall in the Seattle area come to fruition? The latest weather report shows some major changes from previous predictions.

Dori gets the scoop from KIRO 7 meteorologist Nick Allard on the likelihood of snow, wind, rain, and freezing temperatures for the rest of the week.

The mother of a 9-year-old girl killed in a hunting accident in South Carolina with her father talks about the light her daughter brought to the world.

An effort to recall Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson through a statewide vote has been tossed out by a King County judge.

Washington Policy Center transportation expert Mariya Frost discusses the implications of a possible mileage tax -- and why it appears to be unpopular.

Dori gets a letter from Australia, listeners call out one of Seattle's richest men, and one Dori fan brings up a dangerous new reality.

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) clarifies the contradictory messages that he gave on CNN and Twitter regarding the articles of impeachment against President Trump.

I-976 sponsor Tim Eyman asked Governor Jay Inslee at a press event if the car tab revenue still being collected is being held in an escrow account.

Because the law requires defendants to be unrestrained before a judge, a Mason County suspect was able to escape jail via a court hearing.

Fans rejoiced when the news broke just before Christmas that Marshawn Lynch was to be a Seahawk again. But why do we have such a fascination with him?

Listeners share how the pay-per-mile tax would devastate them, express their hopes for the show in 2020, and write Marshawn a poem.