Highlights

A Maple Valley smoke shop manager who sold drugs to kids was released on his own recognizance -- because anything goes in King County. 

Kshama Sawant is using the youth walkout for Global Climate Strike to strengthen and grow the army of losers that every Socialist politician needs. 

GOP National Spokesperson Liz Harrington on the latest media and Progressive attack on Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Author Andrew Pollack lost his daughter, Meadow, at Stoneman Douglas. Now he’s telling the story of how his daughter - and so many others - lost their lives in Parkland.

Join Saul Spady this Saturday for the 9th Annual Dick's Drive-In walk-a-thon. Raise money for Change for Charity, Mary's Place, and more while walking to each Seattle Dick's location. Lars Phillips is the organizer of the event, and he joined the show.

Aaron shares his experience with under-aged kids outside of a Capitol Hill recreational pot store. 

A ban on natural gas in Seattle could have wide-ranging effects, according to Puget Sound Energy Vice President Andy Wappler. 

Guest: Tiko Sandoval, Shoreline resident who said no to the big developers and decided not to sell his house and build an apartment unit on his own. He's going for it. 

It's no wonder that there were two violent events at light rail stations and on light rail trains this weekend -- look at what we've done to this city. 

Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw has finally joined the stolen bike club she helped create. But why does she seem to get preferential treatment?

Tom and Curley discuss the changing political landscape and rising costs of living.

14 year-old Maple Valley teen Benicio Bryant joined the show to discuss his experience competing in the finals of America's Got Talent. The finals are Tues/Wed night - vote Beni! 

Gubernatorial candidate Josh Freed on Inslee’s plan for oversight of Washington’s private psychiatric hospitals

Sen. Randi Becker (R-Eatonville) on calls for punishment against Sen. Mona Das who lied about being the victim of bigotry in the Senate

Rock star Eddie Money talks career, past addiction, and new reality show.

The vice president of CRISTA Ministries, which heads King's Schools, chose his political ambitions over his faith. This is why the political world is toxic. 

Jason Rantz reviews The Goldfinch and Official Secrets.

Larry Delaney on what to expect for the Washington Education Association.

With Seattle getting ready to introduce electric scooters, former Washington State Secretary of Transportation Doug McDonald doesn't see positive things for the future of bikeshares in the city. 

Eddie Money died on Sept 13, just a few weeks after he announced his stage 4 esophageal cancer diagnosis. He was an absolute legend. In April of 2018, I had a chance to talk with him on a variety of topics. Please enjoy.  

A neighborhood near the Vancouver, BC airport is a reminder that Canada, and Seattle’s Boeing Company, entered World War II much earlier than the United States.