Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Virologist explains the science of immune protection against ‘stealth omicron’
A virologist explains why vaccines will continue to be important for COVID management as cases level off and the pandemic reaches an endemic state.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Are Seattle drivers too slow, or is everyone else too fast?
A new study shows that Seattle drivers are slower than Portland drivers, but Gee & Ursula argue it just means this region has safer drivers.2 years ago
Reykdal: ‘Really unfair’ to judge Washington students based on recent dip in test scores
Washington Superintendent Chris Reykdal says the recently released data on student test scores lacks some much-needed context.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Truck drivers deserve to use the restroom at businesses where they deliver
Lawmakers in Olympia are now considering a bill that would expand restroom access for truck drivers and delivery drivers.2 years ago
Psychedelics could be ‘mental health fix we’ve been looking for,’ says state lawmaker
State Sen. Jesse Salomon is proposing a new bill to allow for the use of psychedelics in mental health treatment in Washington.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Is it time for an income tax in Washington state?
Is it time for an income tax in Washington state? The Gee and Ursula Show team wants to dig into a few more details on this proposal before supporting it.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Data shows pandemic has impacted learning for Washington students
Test scores in Washington have dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic, with just 30% of students in grades 4-11 meeting standards in math.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: No winners in battle over limiting free speech in Washington
Proposals that seek to limit aspects of free speech are coming from both sides of the aisle during the current legislative session in Washington state.2 years ago
Seattle Mayor Harrell looks to form third public safety department for unarmed responders
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell wants to supplement the city's police and fire departments with a third public safety department.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Report shows most Kroger grocery workers struggle to afford food
A new report shows that more than two-thirds of Kroger grocery workers are struggling to afford food, housing, or other basic needs.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Apology for handling of Kent police officer who posted Nazi emblem fixes little
The Kent mayor and police chief apologized for the separation delay of an officer alleged to have displayed a Nazi emblem, only after public outcry.2 years ago
Likely that Washington schools will eventually require students to get COVID vaccine
Could the COVID vaccine join the list of requirements for children to attend school in Washington? State Superintendent Chris Reykdal believes it will.2 years ago
State superintendent: Kirkland school’s outdoor lunch rule ‘not the best choice’
Parents at Lakeview Elementary expressed outrage after finding out that the school would be mandating outdoor lunch in cold temperatures.2 years ago
State superintendent: Still a chance of school closures, but decision will fall to districts
State Superintendent Chris Reykdal sheds light on the possibility of school closures as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across Washington.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Shakeups at Seattle City Hall first step toward ‘exciting’ next chapter
Debora Juarez was named Seattle City Council president this week, kicking off what many hope will be be a vibrant next chapter for city hall.2 years ago
Should the child tax credit be made permanent?
The child tax credit is ending this month as the omicron variant is surging. Should the benefit be permanent, or are you OK with it ending?2 years ago
‘Let’s turn this thing into a party’: Should Pike Place Market become car-free zone?
The future of Pike Place Market could very well be free of cars, as support for making it a pedestrian-only zone continues to grow.2 years ago
Is the omicron variant prompting you to change your holiday plans?
In light of the newest COVID variant, omicron, are you changing your holiday plans? Or are you keeping everything as planned?2 years ago
Virologist suggests layering COVID precautions if gathering for the holidays
The omicron variant now makes up the majority of COVID cases in the United States. Dr. Rasmussen talks about the risk of holiday gatherings.2 years ago
Ellis family attorney views exoneration of two Tacoma officers as ‘deeply troubling’
James Bible, an attorney for Manuel Ellis' family, is disappointed in the decision to exonerate two Tacoma police officers involved in Ellis' death.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Someone has to take responsibility to fix encampments
After months and months of safety complaints from neighbors, encampments in Seattle's Green Lake neighborhood will be cleared Monday.2 years ago
Gee Scott to launch new ‘Leaving a Legacy’ podcast in January
Gee is about to launch a new podcast -- "Leaving a Legacy." Gee's first episode comes out Tuesday, Jan. 4.2 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Is it possible to be a nonpartisan politician?
Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson announced her intent to run for the secretary of state job this week, entering the race as a nonpartisan candidate.2 years ago
