Highlights

Twisted Sister's Dee Snider was desperate to rescue his daughter from Peru after they closed their borders over to Coronavirus concerns.  He tells Dori it wasn't cheap, and he thanks the Administration for their help. 

Twisted Sister's Dee Snider was desperate to rescue his daughter from Peru after they closed their borders over to Coronavirus concerns.  He tells Dori it wasn't cheap, and he thanks the Administration for their help. 

Dori has found time to go through his contacts while quarantined at home.  In today's "Catching up with Contacts during Covid" Dori calls his buddy Pat Cashman.

Pat Cashman is this weeks "Catching up with Contacts during Covid"

Dori asks Bellingham Schools Superintendent Dr. Greg Baker why homeless folks have been allowed to live on the High School campus, while not abiding to rules that prohibit drug and alcohol use. 

A Bellingham parent concerned with the Superintendent's decision to allow homeless folks to live on the High School campus while schools are closed, reached out to Dori after he found the campus being trashed. 

This week, you can be the story behind three yet-to-be named Seattle parks. It’s a perfect project for adults and kids to work on together, especially in this time of self-isolating at home and searching for projects to help keep the mind sharp.

Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist for Windermere Real Estate, joined Seattle's Morning News to discuss the coronavirus pandemic recession and job losses. 

Tiffany Teasdale (Lynnwood Gun) won’t shut her gun stores down despite order from Inslee

Greg is the Founder and Chief Instructor for InSights Training Center, the most complete self-defense, firearms, and tactical training program available to civilians and private organizations, law enforcement, and military. Talk on the rising danger level in Seattle, adaptive street people, and what citizens can do to protect themselves during these times.

Jay Inslee has lied before, and has continued to lie to the faces of the business owners and citizens are suffering. An economic calamity, Inslee has snapped the necks of local small businesses.

Patrick Wardle is a former NSA hacker, now principal security officer at Jamf. He joined KIRO Nights to discuss some recently discovered major security flaws in Zoom software, and the company’s response as their video chat software has exploded in recent weeks.

Aaron and Mike address why Germany has so many positive COVID-19 cases, and yet so few deaths.

Nancy Belcher is the CEO of the King County Medical Society.

Jennifer Stuber, a professor at the UW School of Social Work, spoke with the Seattle's Morning News team about maintaining mental health and preventing suicides during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Derek Kilmer, representative for Washington's sixth congressional district, joins Seattle's Morning News to talk about the coronavirus response and the potential for the next aid package. 

Brent Roozen from Tulips.com talks about the impact to his industry

Hitchcock chefowner Brendan McGill on donating meals to those in need during the pandemic

Hanna Scott calls in to give an update on Governor Jay Inslee's "stay home, stay healthy" extension.

Amber Peninger & Misty Seeman organized the musical tribute to the staff at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup the other night. . . 

Dr. Angela Rasmussen, Columbia University Virologist weighs in on whether all 50 states need a stay at home order, whether the modeling predicting 100,000 deaths is overly optimistic, if you can get COVID from your groceries or take out food, and whether you need to wear a mask.

I went in search of inspiring local stories of survival in quarantine, and I didn’t have to go too far to find iconic author Betty MacDonald.