Highlights

Gee and DB talk about how technology has made everything so convenient, and it has made us all so lazy.

Dana Bieber, spokesperson for Affordable Fuel Washington, on the dangers of the low carbon fuel standards initiative in WA

Dori speaks with a Portland-based environmental activist who believes that humans need to die out to preserve the Earth for animals and plants. 

Dori found a City of Seattle job posting that he is considering applying for, but he needs a listener savvy with government-speak to translate a few things. 

Rep. Drew Stokesberry (R-Auburn) on his plan to tackle homelessness

Pay attention to the "Trojan Horse" bills that the Legislature is trying to sneak through to raise the amount of taxes you owe the state. 

Two lifelong "Rush" fans whose love for the band has linked them together as their careers moved them across the country discuss the band and the legacy of drummer Neil Peart, who passed away in 2020.

Jeremy White, a graphics editor at the New York Times, built his own 'ghost gun' from a kit he ordered online - just to see how easy it really was.

Does Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant understand anything about economics? Judging by her second head tax, probably not. 

A Pemco study found that drivers in the Pacific Northwest fell pressure to drive in, and are confident about their ability to drive in the snow.

Jason does a review on the third installment on Bad Boys. 

It's now been revealed that officials knew Seattle's National Archives facility might close for months without ever garnering public feedback.

Gee and DB talk about the plastic bag ban that was proposed during the Legislative Session yesterday.

Longtime radio host New York Vinnie stops by the Dori Monson Show to catch up and relate a crime story that he just experienced. 

Pierce County Sheriff's Department Detective Ed Troyer explains how a road rage dispute led to a deadly shooting in University Place. 

Rep Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) on his bill that seeks more cooperation with immigration enforcement activities 

Jay Inslee abandoned snowbound Skykomish in the recent storm -- so the organizer of a citizen effort explains how he brought food and fuel to those in need.

Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant has long been a polarizing presence in the city’s political scene, evidenced most recently by her latest proposal for a so-called “Amazon tax.” But could it finally be the right time for what’s traditionally been a controversial idea?

A look-ahead at upcoming topics with Alex and Saul regarding faith, fake news, texters, and pennies...

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- meet a WSDOT Cultural Resource Specialist, digging for history//Dose of Kindness -- tracking a chain of kindness cards//Stacy Rost on the Seahawks' coaches headed to the Pro Bowl/ the new Marshawn shirt//Hanna Scott on the latest push for a WA plastic bag ban//Michael Morell live on the Suleimani killing/ what does the DIA do?//Rachel Belle digs insights from Ken Jennings out of her archives

Gee has always known that Michael Avenatti is shady, so the latest scandal is not surprising to him.

US Chamber of Commerce VP Neil Bradley on the state of the WA economy