Gee and Ursula

Todd Rose, cofounder and President of Populace on a first-of-its kind survey of Americans that finds we are not as divided a nation as we’re led to believe.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal says adding school staff to the current vaccine tier should boost confidence for reopening in-person.

Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen says we may be in the fourth quarter of COVID, but that's the time to buckle down as a team and win.

Seattle Times reporter Scott Greenstone explains King County's new plan to house those who are chronically homeless in hotels.

Food banks in Washington are reporting double the number of visitors due to the pandemic. But thanks to local group Community Loaves, many get fresh bread.

Law professor Deborah Ahrens explains how a controversial court ruling actually brought the state in line with drug laws across the country.

KIRO Radio's Gee & Ursula Show opened the phone lines for parents to share how they feel about what's happening in their kids' school district.

Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen thinks if more people are vaccinated and are diligent about COVID precautions, a relaxation of restrictions could happen.

With the pandemic continuing to cause difficulties for students, one state lawmaker thinks now is the perfect time to consider a year-round school calendar.

Taylor Edwards, a teacher at Graham-Kapowsin High School talks to the Gee & Ursula Show about the class she created, teaching students critical life skills.