Gee and Ursula

Tammy Edwards on returning to nursing, seeing COVID patients, and how she and husband Brian are doing as they recover and deal with long-lasting effects.

Adelheid Arbogast and Bronwyn the Elf (age 14) on what they’re doing to keep kids’ spirits up during Christmas and COVID without visits to Santa this year.

There's concern WA hospitals could be overwhelmed by COVID cases, and Harborview's Dr. John Lynch says the biggest concern may be a lack of staff.

Even if vaccines roll out next month, virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen warns that doesn't mean everyone will return to their normal lives by May 2021.

Alex Molleston Luke, a family therapist, talks about how kids and adolescents are faring during COVID -- what they need, and what we can do.

Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, weekly guest of the Gee & Ursula Show, stops by to answer questions from KIRO Radio listeners on all things COVID-19.

Arik Korman from the League of Education Voters on what Washington students, especially those who are vulnerable, need now to succeed with remote learning.

On Tuesday, King County Council unanimously approved a program that will employ diversionary justice for nonviolent first time offenders.

Republican Senator Mark Schoesler called for a special session and more collaboration across the aisle on ideas to stop the increase in COVID-19 cases.

To get a sense of how people are doing during the pandemic and with Inslee's latest lockdown in mind, Gee and Ursula took calls from listeners.