The Dori Monson Show is on KIRO Newsradio (weekdays Noon-3).

Dori Monson Show

The Dori Monson Show is on KIRO Newsradio (weekdays Noon-3).

Howard Kurtz says media hate for Trump is unprecedented

Howard Kurtz discusses the intense battle between the Trump administration and the media, as featured in his new book, "Media Madness: Donald Trump, the Press, and the War over Words."
8 years ago

Hundreds of sexual assaults reported on King County Metro buses

In 2017, 100 sexual assaults were reported on King County Metro buses. KIRO 7's Amy Clancy talks about a recent case in which a transient allegedly assaulted a woman on a bus and was given a conditional release from jail the next day.
8 years ago

Tweaking President Obama’s engagement advice

Greg Tomlin analyzes Barack Obama's list of questions to ask a future spouse before getting engaged, and poses a few alternative compatibility requirements.
8 years ago

Why are millennials transfixed by socialism?

KTTH's Todd Herman and KIRO Nights' Gee Scott discuss why millennials seem to be taken with the ideals of socialism.
8 years ago

Todd Herman and Gee Scott on Washington’s gun initiative

Filling in for Dori, KTTH's Todd Herman and KIRO Nights' Gee Scott discuss the lawsuit against gun control initiative I-1639.
8 years ago

Comedian Adam Carolla compares LA’s homeless problems with Seattle’s

Comedian Adam Carolla, who is coming to the Moore Theatre on Sept. 13, talks homelessness problems and national politics with Dori.
8 years ago

Dori: What music is so annoying, it will drive away homeless drug addicts?

Rite-Aid is playing Barry Manilow to keep homeless people away. Dori thinks Seattle should adopt a similar strategy, but needs music suggestions from listeners.
8 years ago

Dori: Firefighters don’t need any added danger

The Seattle Fire Department is now sending twice the number of firefighters it previously did to aid calls in the Pioneer Square area due to an uptick in violence by homeless people.
8 years ago

With another chance in court, Arlene’s Flowers feeling hopeful

Arlene's Flowers v. Washington has been given a new lease on life after the Supreme Court ordered it sent back to the Washington State Supreme Court. The Alliance Defending Freedom is confident that this time, the business will emerge successful.
8 years ago

Who is listening to the Dori Monson Show?

A Chinese Dori fan asked what jobs Dori's listeners have that allow them to be listening to the show during the workday. Hundreds of texts from Dori Monson Show listeners came in describing their jobs.
8 years ago

Dori: Weekend of shootings exemplifies danger of our region

After a Father's Day weekend full of shootings and other violent incidents, Dori calls on politicians to clean up the rampant crime that has taken over the region.
8 years ago

Pimp to politician – Dennis Hof says the two jobs are similar

The Nevada State Legislature could gain a first this November - a pimp, Dennis Hof, has won the Republican primary for the state's 36th State Assembly District.
8 years ago

Is the Whidbey Island ‘missile’ mystery solved?

Dori talks to a weather expert who believes he has the explanation for the mysterious photo of a missile-like streak in the sky over Whidbey Island.
8 years ago

What is the mysterious streak of light in this photo?

Dori asks his listeners to weigh in on the cause of a mysterious streaking light over Whidbey Island.
8 years ago

Rossi surprised Dean Logan allowed to run LA elections

With the revelation that former King County Elections Director Dean Logan is in hot water over primaries in Los Angeles, Dino Rossi discusses the 2004 election recounts that cost him the title of governor, as well as his current U.S. House campaign.
8 years ago

Nice shot: Mariners photo turns into Dori Monson ‘ad’

A Mariners fan accidentally created an "ad" for the Dori Monson Show when he took a photo at a recent baseball game. He posted the chance shot on Twitter.
8 years ago

Attorney: SCOTUS ruling could help Arlene’s Flowers case in Washington

A legal expert predicts that the U.S. Supreme Court's recent Colorado ruling will help with a similar case involving an Eastern Washington florist, Arlene's Flowers.
8 years ago

Patriot Prayer talks Portland Antifa clash

Right-wing Patriot Prayer and left-wing Antifa clashed violently in Portland this past weekend. Patriot Prayer's founder tells his group's side of the story.
8 years ago

You be the jury: Is the back of a motorcycle too dangerous for young girl?

Dori has his listeners judge whether or not a mom should be upset that her ex-husband takes their 9-year-old daughter on the back of his motorcycle down 60-miles-per-hour roads.
8 years ago

Mary Kay Letourneau sobs over ‘media carnage’

Over 20 years after starting one of the biggest scandals of the 90s, Mary Kay Letourneau is back -- and complaining about the media.
8 years ago

Graduation cake stirs up trouble

Two South Carolina parents received a surprise in the form of the graduation cake that they ordered for their son.
8 years ago

Yanny or Laurel? Dori weighs in

Dori weighs in on the sound clip that took the internet by storm. Does he hear "Yanny" or "Laurel?"
8 years ago

Kshama Sawant should join The Police

Dori has found a new career for Kshama Sawant that is more fitting than the Seattle City Council - joining '80s rock band The Police.
8 years ago

Banning the sub-minimum wage could harm workers with disabilities

The City of Seattle recently voted to ban the sub-minimum wage. But one parent of a worker with Down Syndrome tells Dori why he believes the ban will do more harm than good.
8 years ago