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Virologist: COVID variant should be ‘warning to really double down’ on precautions
Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen says she doesn't expect another lockdown in the United States, but she did express concern about the new COVID variant.6 years ago
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Manuel Ellis family attorney frustrated by ‘level of cover up, mockery of justice’
Attorney James Bible joined the Gee & Ursula Show to share his reaction to the news of a fifth officer's involvement in Manuel Ellis' death.6 years ago
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Report: Amazon now has more employees than Boeing in WA
Amazon now has more employees than Boeing in Washington. Gee & Ursula weigh in on why people might tend to view one more favorably than the other.6 years ago
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Virologist answers our COVID-19 vaccine questions
KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula Show peppered Dr. Angela Rasmussen, a virologist, with common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.6 years ago
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L&I spokesman: ‘Frustrating’ to see WA businesses risk employee health by defying COVID rules
Tim Church, spokesman for L&I, says some employees have received death threats when trying to do their job, asking businesses to comply with COVID rules.6 years ago
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Seattle community service officers to help with service-related calls, freeing up cops
Sgt Kevin Nelson on Seattle community service officers and the role they play in handling certain types of calls that police may not be best suited for.6 years ago
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‘We’ve seen it work’: Tacoma mayor explains why she believes in universal basic income pilot
With funding now in hand, Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards explains why she thinks a universal basic income pilot is exactly what her city needs.6 years ago
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Bonney Lake sets aside $500,000 to help struggling businesses
Mayor Neil Johnson of Bonney Lake on the second round of business grants his city is doling out -- up to approximately $10,000 per business.6 years ago
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Gee & Ursula: Durkan never recovered from CHOP ‘Summer of love’ remark
Gee and Ursula react the breaking news that Mayor Jenny Durkan won't be seeking a second term as mayor.6 years ago
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WA nurse has lingering effects from COVID months later, returning to work
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.6 years ago
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WA mom and daughter taking kids’ Christmas wishes to Santa via Zoom
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.6 years ago
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WA needs to ‘take strong actions’ to lower risk of overwhelming hospitals
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.6 years ago
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Virologist says it’s not a given we’ll be ‘back to our normal lives’ by May
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 2021.6 years ago
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Recognizing anxiety in kids during COVID, and how to help them cope
Alex Molleston Luke, a family therapist, talks about how kids and adolescents are faring during COVID -- what they need, and what we can do.6 years ago
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Virologist hopes people follow COVID precautions, says US in ‘very grim situation’
Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, weekly guest of the Gee & Ursula Show, stops by to answer questions from KIRO Radio listeners on all things COVID-19.6 years ago
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How to help vulnerable students who are struggling with remote learning
Arik Korman from the League of Education Voters on what Washington students, especially those who are vulnerable, need now to succeed with remote learning.6 years ago
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King County group hopes to prove diversion program can be ‘far more effective’ than prison time
On Tuesday, King County Council unanimously approved a program that will employ diversionary justice for nonviolent first time offenders.6 years ago
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WA GOP lawmaker calls for special session, ‘cooperation’ to find COVID solutions
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.6 years ago
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Seattle Safeway, Albertsons head: New limits on WA grocery stores ‘not significantly different’
The president of Safeway and Albertsons Seattle Division doesn't expect problems with the new capacity limit. He also says there's no need to panic shop.6 years ago
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Medved: Republicans need to ‘do better at broadening the party’s base’ to have a future
KIRO Radio's Gee & Ursula Show brought in Michael Medved from sister station KTTH to discuss the future of the Republican Party post-Trump.6 years ago
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Sec of State Wyman: Dangerous to cast doubt on election without evidence
Secretary of State Kim Wyman on the escalating, dangerous rhetoric surrounding the election.6 years ago
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Gee and Ursula listeners weigh in on their worries before the election
With a highly contentious election during a pandemic seeming to peak, Gee and Ursula opened the phones to listeners to hear their thoughts.6 years ago
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Browser tool Sook seeks to help Seattle businesses better compete online
Jonathan Sandals, who created a way to one-stop online shop called Sook for local small businesses, as a way to support them and sidestep Amazon.6 years ago
