Jack Stine
Jack Stine’s six step COVID vaccination plan
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine came up with his own six step plan to get more Americans vaccinated against COVID, focused on a change in messaging.15 days ago
Jack Stine
Stine: Refusal to get vaccinated is about consent for some
Not wanting to get vaccinated has nothing to do with grand or romantic illusions of a conspiracy, but rather a very basic concept: consent.1 month ago
Jack Stine
Stine: If I win the COVID vaccine lottery … or any lottery
Lotteries present a tremendous amount of potential for someone to lose themselves from suddenly being endowed with hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.3 months ago
KIRO Nights
Push to ‘cancel the rent,’ extend moratoriums driven by risk of more homelessness
With eviction moratoriums set to expire at the end of June, some local groups are pushing for the state to cancel rent and help people avoid homelessness.4 months ago
Jack Stine
Stine’s pro tip: Bring data when you plan to argue a point
To my lefty friends out there, when you show up to chat with a person who is curious about the way you see the world, have some data and state your case.4 months ago
Jack Stine
Stine: It’s time to listen to others’ views on Manuel Ellis case
KIRO Radio's Jack Stine says his only concern is to discover whether Manuel Ellis' rights as a citizen were violated by our public servants.4 months ago
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Seattle Pride to make decision on police presence ‘from a community perspective’
Seattle Pride Executive Director Krystal Marx provided insight into the group's position on police presence at its events in the future.4 months ago
Jack Stine
What is courage?
Given what Stacy and I know about being a 'semi-public figure,' we discussed the ramifications of getting outside your comfort zone, and how courage comes in many forms.5 months ago
Jack Stine
How conservatism has changed over the last four years
On the Monday edition of Inside Stine's Mind, Stacy Rost and I discussed how for many people, the state of Conservative politics in the United States has stagnated over the last five years.5 months ago
KIRO Nights
Wallingford bar owner ‘hopeful’ after extended closure due to move, COVID
The Octopus Bar in Wallingford was moving locations when the pandemic hit, forcing it to remain closed longer than expected. But it's opening this month.7 months ago
KIRO Nights
Why increased spending appears not to be helping Seattle homelessness
Mike is joined by Scott Greenstone from The Seattle Times to discuss Seattle’s former homelessness director and why we spend so much without a fix.7 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
UW physics professor helps design instrument on Mars Perseverance rover
UW physics professor Tim Elam is part of a team that will create chemical images of rocks on Mars on the Perseverance rover, set to land Thursday.7 months ago
Chris Sullivan
Is Boeing’s BFF looking for a new friend?
Boeing and Southwest Airlines have been best friends for 50 years, but is Southwest looking for a new partner as it looks to expand its fleet?7 months ago
KIRO Nights
How will Bezos stepping down at Amazon impact the company’s future?
KIRO Nights is joined by Todd Bishop of GeekWire to talk about how Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos will leave his post later this year.8 months ago
KIRO Nights
Is WA unemployment head ‘failing up’ with new role in Biden administration?
KIRO Nights is joined by Seattle Times reporters Paul Roberts and Jim Brunner to discuss the state unemployment head Susi LeVine and her new position.8 months ago
Brent Stecker
Mariners announcer Dave Sims and The Groz share Hank Aaron memories
Hank Aaron, who died this week at 86, leaves behind an amazing legacy in the world of baseball. Mariners announcer Dave Sims and 710 ESPN Seattle's Dave "The Groz" Grosby share their memories, including the one time each of them met "The Hammer."8 months ago
KIRO Nights
Boeing lands three sizable aircraft orders amidst DOJ settlements
Andrew McIntosh from the Puget Sound Business Journal joins KIRO Nights to fill us in on some good news out of Boeing.8 months ago
KIRO Nights
How faulty Boeing system eventually led to 737 MAX crashes
Jon Ostrower, editor-in-chief of The Air Current, stops by to discuss Boeing's MCAS system and how it had been found ineffective.8 months ago
KIRO Nights
‘Like the future of the Jetsons’: Company aims to build electric airplanes in WA
Mike is joined by Andrew McIntosh of the Puget Sound Business Journal to learn more about another company that may soon be making planes in Washington state.9 months ago
KIRO Nights
A ‘dramatic drop’ in flu cases is ‘silver lining’ of COVID prevention measures
Due in part to mask wearing, hand washing, cleaning, social distancing, and COVID prevention measures, there have been fewer flu cases this winter.9 months ago
KIRO Nights
Amazon’s $2B affordable housing fund is ‘not snap your fingers and problem solved’
GeekWire's Todd Bishop joins KIRO Nights to discuss Amazon and Bezos' $2 billion fund for affordable housing in Seattle, Nashville, and Arlington.9 months ago
KIRO Nights
UW psychology prof shares mental health tips to make it through COVID winter
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Jane Simoni, professor of psychology at the UW, offers some advice on how to make it through the winter.10 months ago
KIRO Nights
COVID test kiosks coming to Seattle as local test sites are ‘struggling’ to keep up with demand
State and local health officials recommend that as cases rise, COVID tests be reserved for those who have symptoms or a close contact who is infected.10 months ago
KIRO Nights
WA Hospitality Association CEO: Restaurants are ‘not the problem’ as COVID cases spike
Anthony Anton with the Washington Hospitality Association has data to show that in Washington, COVID is spreading at home, not at restaurants.10 months ago
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