Highlights

Shoreline City Councilman Keith Scully on re-election, the heroin no-charge policy by Satterberg, and making Shoreline a bit cheaper.  

Matt Calkins from the Seattle Times talks about the MLS’ ruling on the Iron Front flag

Blakely Elementary School on Bainbridge Island has canceled a beloved Halloween tradition -- all in the name of "equity" and "inclusion." 

ICE Field Officer Director Nathalie Asher on latest murder by an illegal immigrant and response to AG’s office asking for photos from media outlets of their tour

Pete Carroll has no negative feelings seeing Earl Thomas this weekend -- at the end of the day, he looks at his former player as a son.

An I-5 commuter could have been seriously hurt or killed when a man at a homeless camp on an overpass threw a large piece of metal at him. 

Jason sees Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

Snow may be on everyone's minds, but it's wind and flooding that we should be worried about in the days ahead, according to former National Weather Service meteorologist Ted Buehner. 

Homelessness Round Table with Josh Freed and Erika Nagy 

It’s been 100 years since what’s now Washington State University in Pullman selected a cougar as the school’s official mascot.

Gee and Aaron discuss living as a millenial in an urban area, and how to bypass all of the services that are expensive in a city.

A second suspect in the recent Auburn murder, in which a 16-year-old was found in the Green River, has been determined to be an illegal immigrant. 

Caleb Heimlich (WA State GOP chair) on Democrat running against Kim Wyman for Secretary of State.

The owner of the Seattle Beer Company fears that violence and crime downtown will destroy Seattle's reputation for potential visitors. 

Brad Polumbo, from Washington Examiner, on viral liberal hoax claims Chick-fil-A backed a law to execute gay people

SPOG VP Mike Solan on Seattle Police Officers Guild City Council Endorsements

Nature expert Tom Nelson explains what problems exist within the Columbia River dams, and why getting rid of them may not be the best solution.

The Shoreline city manager says that it is necessary to lose trees to be able to sensibly deal with population growth in the region. 

Why would Seattle pay a company $435 per worker per hour for homeless camp cleanup if other companies offered to do the job for a fraction of that? 

A phone scam in the Puget Sound region took an odd turn recently, highlighted by a bizarre incident with King County Sheriff's Office sergeant Ryan Abbott.

Citizen Journalist Alexander Haynes joins us live from Hong Kong

MyNorthwest.com's Chason Gordon joins Gee and Aaron to discuss a Bainbridge Island Halloween Parade that was cancelled.