Ursula: Turning soul-crushing grief over fentanyl into fuel for change
Gen Pehlivanian’s son, Trygve, died of a fentanyl overdose on December 29, 2019. He was only 20 years old.3 years ago
Ursula: We lost a super hero
If you measure one’s greatness by their acts of kindness, then Dan Kirk of Bellevue was a super hero.5 years ago
Woodinville couple seek public’s help to find their missing daughter
"We just want her to come home safely," is the desperate plea from a Woodinville couple who need help finding their missing 14-year-old daughter.6 years ago
There are still good people in this world
Rob left his wallet, full of $1800, on the roof of his car. Luckily, Dan Kirk found it along a road in Centralia, Washington.6 years ago
Are you addicted to your phone? You’re not alone
Are you addicted to your cell phone? Are you spending even more time on it during the pandemic?6 years ago
Debating transgender athletes in sports
Should transgender athletes be allowed to compete in sports, consistent with their gender identity or should it be based on their biology at birth?6 years ago
Ursula: Making college students pay full tuition during pandemic is deeply unethical
As the parent of a college student, it's borderline criminal that we have to pay full tuition when my son is not getting the full college experience.6 years ago
Ursula: Seattle Mayor Durkan needs to empower Police Chief Best
Normally, the police chief is responsible for what's gone wrong and should be held accountable. But I don't think Chief Best is primarily to blame. The buck stops at Mayor Durkan.6 years ago
Ursula: Maybe 2020 is our chance to reset and make meaningful changes
Instead of using energy trying to confirm your old beliefs or be angry about Aunt Jemima, use your time to listen, learn, and be part of the solution.6 years ago
Ursula: CHAZ is mostly peaceful, but still needs to end
Seattle's Mayor says the CHAZ has a street fair atmosphere, but critics say it's "domestic terrorism." Gee & Ursula visited the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone to see for themselves.6 years ago
Ursula’s message for the Class of 2020: Be open to all new experiences
Graduates: 2020 may feel like the worst year ever, but it could be the massive reset we need. And YOU have the chance to lead the way.6 years ago
Denial is the heartbeat of racism
A self-described "middle-aged redneck Republican" sent an email to the Gee and Ursula Show, and Gee says it's the best email he's ever received.6 years ago
Gee and Ursula Show Class of 2020 Commencement Show!
The Gee and Ursula Show is holding a special Commencement Day on June 5 to honor the Class of 2020 and their parents, and they need your help.6 years ago
Ursula’s dad shares what life is like in assisted living
Georg Reutin is living through the global pandemic in a room at the Columbia Lutheran Home in Seattle.6 years ago
Issaquah man shares near-death experience with COVID-19
Michael Pederson from Issaquah is recovering from COVID-19, but warns others that the virus can damage your heart and kidneys as well as your lungs.6 years ago
Local nurse recovers from COVID-19 while her husband fights to stay alive
Tammy Edwards is at home, alone, trying to recover from COVID-19, while her husband is battling to stay alive at the hospital where she works.6 years ago
Peace Bus Breakfast Fund helping South Sound families in need
Kwabi Amoah-Forson demonstrates that peace is action as he drives his "Peace Bus" around the South Sound, helping people struggling during the pandemic.6 years ago
Ursula: New White House Press Secretary? Why bother?
Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany will be the next White House Press Secretary, the fourth for this administration.6 years ago
Nonprofits team up to supply hospitals, but need more help
Hospitals need webcams, headphones, laptops, and iPhones so that patients who have COVID-19 symptoms or other medical needs can get help without having to go into an ER or clinic.6 years ago
Keep your high beams on
"Keep the high beams on to help you get through the darkness." Those were great words of encouragement from a friend after I was left devastated by the death of my brother a few years ago.6 years ago
Be the best version of yourself now and after this outbreak
We can't lose hope and we can't squander this opportunity as we are forced to slow down. Be kind to yourself and your neighbors during this outbreak.6 years ago
We will get through this together
How are you doing? It's a simple question that many of us usually brush off with a vague answer, but now feels very different.7 years ago
