Recognizing anxiety in kids during COVID, and how to help them cope
Alex Molleston Luke, a family therapist, talks about how kids and adolescents are faring during COVID -- what they need, and what we can do.6 years ago
Virologist hopes people follow COVID precautions, says US in ‘very grim situation’
Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, weekly guest of the Gee & Ursula Show, stops by to answer questions from KIRO Radio listeners on all things COVID-19.6 years ago
How to help vulnerable students who are struggling with remote learning
Arik Korman from the League of Education Voters on what Washington students, especially those who are vulnerable, need now to succeed with remote learning.6 years ago
King County group hopes to prove diversion program can be ‘far more effective’ than prison time
On Tuesday, King County Council unanimously approved a program that will employ diversionary justice for nonviolent first time offenders.6 years ago
WA GOP lawmaker calls for special session, ‘cooperation’ to find COVID solutions
Republican Senator Mark Schoesler called for a special session and more collaboration across the aisle on ideas to stop the increase in COVID-19 cases.6 years ago
How the latest lockdown is impacting people already struggling to get by
To get a sense of how people are doing during the pandemic and with Inslee's latest lockdown in mind, Gee and Ursula took calls from listeners.6 years ago
Seattle Safeway, Albertsons head: New limits on WA grocery stores ‘not significantly different’
The president of Safeway and Albertsons Seattle Division doesn't expect problems with the new capacity limit. He also says there's no need to panic shop.6 years ago
Medved: Republicans need to ‘do better at broadening the party’s base’ to have a future
KIRO Radio's Gee & Ursula Show brought in Michael Medved from sister station KTTH to discuss the future of the Republican Party post-Trump.6 years ago
Sec of State Wyman: Dangerous to cast doubt on election without evidence
Secretary of State Kim Wyman on the escalating, dangerous rhetoric surrounding the election.6 years ago
Trump has more power as candidate than sitting president in vote lawsuits
The attorneys for President Trump have filed lawsuits in three states in an attempt to prevent votes from being counted. But does he have that power?6 years ago
Superintendent Reykdal: Opponents paused civility and made it ugly
Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal on his reelection and voters saying yes to sex education in public schools.6 years ago
Dr. Rasmussen: We need elected leadership with ‘decided public health plan’
To end the COVID-19 pandemic and prevent future pandemics, Columbia virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen emphasized the need for a public health plan.6 years ago
WA Secretary of State confident we’ll see meaningful results on election night
Millions of people have already cast their ballots in Washington state and the Secretary of State's Office is thrilled about the turnout.6 years ago
Gee and Ursula listeners weigh in on their worries before the election
With a highly contentious election during a pandemic seeming to peak, Gee and Ursula opened the phones to listeners to hear their thoughts.6 years ago
Browser tool Sook seeks to help Seattle businesses better compete online
Jonathan Sandals, who created a way to one-stop online shop called Sook for local small businesses, as a way to support them and sidestep Amazon.6 years ago
KIRO Radio listeners weigh in on their most important election issues
Gee and Ursula open up the phone lines, as KIRO Radio listeners weigh in on their most important issues leading up to Election Day.6 years ago
Downtown Seattle Association VP: ‘We need businesses to feel safe opening’
Don Blakeney, VP of Advocacy & Economic Development for the Downtown Seattle Association on businesses and the neglected parks city officials are ceding to the homeless.6 years ago
Former Seattle mayor: Rise in homeless camps ‘a matter of fixing the shelter system’
Former Mayor Greg Nickels stopped by the Gee and Ursula Show to talk about what the city needs to do to tackle its homeless crisis.6 years ago
Notorious Bellevue cat scores victory in court ahead of civil trial
Bellevue cat Miska finally got her day in court, scoring a major victory ahead of an upcoming civil trial over years of complaints from neighbors.6 years ago
How has COVID-19 impacted your life? Gee & Ursula listeners tell their stories
Gee and Ursula listeners tell their own stories about how COVID-19 has impacted their lives, health, and careers this year.6 years ago
Gee & Ursula: The real star of the final presidential debate wasn’t either candidate
A spirited but more subdued second presidential debate saw one person rise above both candidates as the real star of the night's events.6 years ago
What are you grateful for? Gee & Ursula listeners sound off
Open Phones: What has someone recently done for you, that you’re grateful for? Gee and Ursula listens sound off.6 years ago
Pierce County Sheriff candidate seeks to repair fear of police, build trust
Detective Ed Troyer is running for Pierce County Sheriff. He discusses why certain calls might warrant social workers and how to build trust in police.6 years ago
