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Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

Listen to The Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show weekdays 9am - noon on KIRO Newsradio.

‘I just don’t believe that’: Gee doubts teachers’ claims as Seattle schools trim recess by 5 minutes

KIRO Newsradio host Gee Scott questioned whether cutting five minutes of recess could immediately change students’ behavior.
17 hours ago

‘They just believe in common sense’: Gee and Ursula praise Bellevue’s crosswalk alerts that warn drivers by phone

KIRO Newsradio hosts Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin welcomed Bellevue’s pilot program that sends crosswalk warnings to drivers’ phones.
17 hours ago

‘There should be no hate toward this group’: Gee backs city council members taking stands on statewide initiatives

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin, hosts at KIRO Newsradio, support city council members publicly weighing in on statewide ballot initiatives.
2 days ago

‘Where are they going to go?’: Gee and Ursula back Everett’s crackdown on homeless camps but question what comes next

Everett is expanding its crackdown on areas where businesses report open drug use, theft, encampments, and people sleeping outside.
3 days ago

‘Do people deserve a second chance?’: Ursula and Gee weigh Claude Price’s 95-year sentence after Ferguson denies clemency

Explore Ferguson's refusal of clemency for Claude Price's sentence and the debate on whether people deserve a second chance.
4 days ago

‘I do stand by those words’: Councilmember Maritza Rivera pushes gun violence plan, defends criticism of mayor

Seattle City Councilmember Maritza Rivera isn't backing down from her criticism of Mayor Katie Wilson.
4 days ago

‘Who is going to be the builder?’: Gee wants Central District builders at the table for Seattle’s first social housing project

Seattle's social housing developer announced its first ground-up apartment building, on land in the Central District.
4 days ago

‘Everybody chilling’: Gee and Ursula break down Seattle’s nation-leading drop in pending home sales

Pending home sales in Seattle plunged in September, and Gee said the reason is simple: Buyers and sellers are both waiting the other out.
5 days ago

‘I’m not impressed’: Ursula questions light discipline for SPD lieutenant who said police were ‘here to f*** people up’

A Seattle police lieutenant has been disciplined after body camera footage caught him telling officers they were there to “f*** people up.”
5 days ago

‘There needs to be a start’: Gee backs Seattle’s RV parking proposal as Ursula questions whether 72 spaces will be enough

Gee Scott supports Seattle's RV parking proposal as Ursula Reutin questions its adequacy ahead of the City Council vote.
6 days ago

‘There are winners, there are losers’: WA economist puts AI’s workplace impact in the context of earlier technology shifts

Explore how AI is reshaping jobs in Washington as the chief labor economist analyzes its effects on the tech industry and workforce trends.
6 days ago

‘Politicians are the ones that can do something’: Former King County sheriff urges stronger prevention efforts after Bend school shooting

Former King County sheriff demands change after the deadly Bend shooting, urging action beyond thoughts and prayers for safety reforms.
6 days ago

‘Traffic roulette’: Gee backs random ticket selection as Tacoma cameras catch nearly 400K speeders in 1 month

Two new speed cameras in Northeast Tacoma caught so many speeders that the company running them couldn't afford to process all the tickets.
6 days ago

‘This is not KCRHA 2.0’: Tacoma mayor explains how Pierce County’s regional homelessness approach will differ

Tacoma Mayor Anders Ibsen addresses homelessness in Pierce County's unified strategy for effective service coordination on "The Gee and Ursula Show."
7 days ago

‘They’ve had to make choices’: Gee and Ursula discuss restaurant cutbacks as Hawaii General Store plans to close

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin explore how Seattle's rising costs affect restaurant choices and customer visits.
8 days ago

‘There are some bogus landlords out here’: Gee recalls rental dispute as Tacoma tenant sues over $10,000 damage bill

A Tacoma woman claims retaliation after receiving a hefty damage bill for asserting her tenant rights against her former landlord.
8 days ago

‘How big’s too big?’: Spike raises concerns about Amazon’s reach as the company reportedly pursues another AI acquisition

Ursula Reutin questions Amazon's potential $7 billion acquisition of AI startup Decart amid rising concerns about its market influence.
9 days ago

‘It’s taking everything from me’: Pam’s Kitchen owner details rising costs behind Seattle restaurant’s closure

After 20 years, Pam's Kitchen in Seattle closes due to debt and rising costs, highlighting challenges faced by local restaurants.
9 days ago

‘This act right here is selfish’: Gee and Ursula criticize WIAA after Camas cross-country meet moved

A Southwest Washington high school cross-country championship is being moved because of safety concerns surrounding a transgender runner.
9 days ago

‘An expensive little trip’: Gee and Ursula say parking costs already sting as mayor’s budget proposes higher tax

Gee and Ursula react to Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's proposed budget, which would raise the commercial parking tax to 17%.
10 days ago

‘Why are we trying to preserve the system at all?’: Gee and Ursula question Greek life after UW fraternity rape lawsuit

Gee Scott calls for an end to the Greek system after a lawsuit against the University of Washington rehashed a 2022 rape incident.
11 days ago

‘That’s a recipe for disaster’: KIRO hosts warn about young e-bike riders as Arlington adopts new rules

Arlington implements new e-bike regulations to safeguard inexperienced riders and enhance safety across its community.
12 days ago

‘Do it the right way’: Gee and Ursula back Pierce County crackdown on unpermitted food vendors

Pierce County is considering a crackdown on unpermitted food vendors, and KIRO hosts Gee and Ursula said the proposal protects public health.
13 days ago

As Seattle schools test weapons detectors, Gee and Ursula want officers back on campus

Seattle Public Schools will test walk-through weapons detectors at Nathan Hale and Rainier Beach High Schools after the school board voted unanimously on Oct. 7 to support the pilot.
14 days ago