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Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin connect and build up the Northwest community with their signature mix of stories and perspectives. The Gee and Ursula Show airs weekdays from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM. Gee & Ursula on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM News & Opinions
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Downtown Seattle Association VP: ‘We need businesses to feel safe opening’
Don Blakeney, VP of Advocacy & Economic Development for the Downtown Seattle Association on businesses and the neglected parks city officials are ceding to the homeless.6 years ago
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Former Seattle mayor: Rise in homeless camps ‘a matter of fixing the shelter system’
Former Mayor Greg Nickels stopped by the Gee and Ursula Show to talk about what the city needs to do to tackle its homeless crisis.6 years ago
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Notorious Bellevue cat scores victory in court ahead of civil trial
Bellevue cat Miska finally got her day in court, scoring a major victory ahead of an upcoming civil trial over years of complaints from neighbors.6 years ago
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What are you grateful for? Gee & Ursula listeners sound off
Open Phones: What has someone recently done for you, that you’re grateful for? Gee and Ursula listens sound off.6 years ago
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Pierce County Sheriff candidate seeks to repair fear of police, build trust
Detective Ed Troyer is running for Pierce County Sheriff. He discusses why certain calls might warrant social workers and how to build trust in police.6 years ago
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How car tabs decision addressed a racist 60-year-old Washington court ruling
Buried in a footnote in its I-976 ruling, the state Supreme Court struck down a 1960 decision that had allowed cemeteries to discriminate on race.6 years ago
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Why Tim Eyman’s $30 car tab initiatives keep getting struck down in court
Why do Tim Eyman's car tab initiatives keep getting struck down in court? UW law professor Hugh Spitzer explains the legal reasoning.6 years ago
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CPA: WA unemployment insurance rate for businesses could spike 1 to 3%
Nathan Gibson, CPA, on the coming unemployment insurance rate spike for businesses, which he says could be around 1 to 3%.6 years ago
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How do we bring the country together? Gee & Ursula listeners sound off
The country has become quite skilled at finding new ways to divide ourselves, but can anything be done to bring us together?6 years ago
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Family health physician: WA sex-ed curriculum ‘will help keep all students safe’
Family health physician Dr. Ying Zhang stops by the Gee and Ursula Show to weigh in on why she supports sex-ed curriculum.6 years ago
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The challenges of remote learning with three special ed kids at home
Eric and Deanna Fisher have four children learning remotely right now, three of whom are in special ed. They discuss the challenges of learning this way.6 years ago
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Black Coffee Northwest opening delayed by arson, but ‘heart of the place is alive’
Darnesha Weary was looking forward opening Black Coffee Northwest in Shoreline, but plans were delayed after someone tried to set fire to the building.6 years ago
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Tacoma COVID survivor: Trump ‘absolutely incorrect’ to downplay threat of virus
After she and her husband both survived COVID-19, Tacoma nurse Tammy Edwards was shocked to hear the president downplay the virus this week.6 years ago
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Gee and Ursula rewrite Trump’s balcony speech
KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula rewrite President Trump's now-infamous balcony speech, delivered Tuesday after arriving back at the White House.6 years ago
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Still a lack of transparency as Washingtonians wait on unemployment benefits
Thousands of out-of-work Washingtonians continue to fight for appeal hearings after having their unemployment claims denied.6 years ago
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Pierce County Sheriff candidate seeks greater transparency in community
Lieutenant Cyndie Fajardo, candidate for Pierce County Sheriff, discusses why she's running and a recent investigation into her work with the special investigation unit.6 years ago
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Virologist: Trump’s COVID treatments make his actual condition ‘very unclear’
As the president continues to receive treatment for COVID, it's been difficult to assess the severity of his illness based on the medications he's received.6 years ago
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Gee on Trump’s COVID diagnosis: Human decency comes before politics
KIRO Radio's Gee and Feliks react to Trump's COVID diagnosis, and discuss putting human decency before politics.6 years ago
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Virologist: Trump ‘definitely faces increased risk’ in wake of COVID diagnosis
With President Trump testing positive for COVID-19 this week, what does his prognosis look like? Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen weighs in.6 years ago
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Local kindergarten teacher’s upbeat remote learning videos go viral
Mackenzie Adams, a kindergarten teacher at Glenwood Elementary School in Lake Stevens, has become a star on TikTok for her videos of remote lessons.6 years ago
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Former Seahawks WR Jermaine Kearse retires ‘very content’ with his career
From Lakewood to the UW to the Seattle Seahawks, Jermaine Kearse has long been a local fan favorite. This week, he announced his retirement from the NFL.6 years ago
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Virologist: Still unclear if kids under 12 are less susceptible to COVID
While it may appear that kids are less susceptible to COVID, Dr. Angela Rasmussen says it may be because mild cases are less likely to be diagnosed.6 years ago
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Investments should be ‘determined by the community,’ not by City Hall
Sean Goode, executive director of Choose 180, explains why he declined to participate in the mayor's budget process to invest in BIPOC communities.6 years ago
