Gee and Ursula

Some disease experts suggest wearing two masks to protect against more transmissible variants of COVID. Dr. Angela Rasmussen says it's the fit that matters. 

The Kent School District says no sports until kids are in class. Justin Callander, football coach at Kent Meridian, shares his thoughts on the decision.

Failing grades are up over 600% at Garfield High School in Seattle. Gee and Ursula debate if kids should be getting letter grades during the COVID pandemic.

Scott Greenstone from the Seattle Times on a dire new study projecting the homeless population will double in two years as a result of COVID-19.

Inauguration Day for President Joe Biden had KIRO Radio's Gee Scott, Ursula Reutin, Dave Ross, and Colleen O'Brien reflecting on the last four years.

Dr. Angela Rasmussen says the vaccines provide hope, but it's not the end of COVID-19. She shares an analogy comparing the pandemic to falling in a well.

Yuji Okumoto, who you may know as Chozen from "Karate Kid 2" and Netflix's "Cobra Kai," joined Gee and Ursula to talk about the success of the show.

In the wake of ongoing threats, Washington state election officials have been forced to take extreme precautions to preserve their safety.

Kareena Lauer, a Tacoma woman, describes how she became homeless with her two kids during the pandemic after her landlord gave them the boot.

Talk show host Michael Medved joins KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula Show to discuss the week's events and the second impeachment of President Trump.