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Return to school should be ‘part of a larger plan’ to reopen society
Dr. Angela Rasmussen joins the show to discuss the latest in COVID-19 updates, including the potential for a return to school in the fall.6 years ago
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Former WA sheriff: Police reform requires culture change, accountability
Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr believes police reform isn't just about punishment, it's about changing the culture and how they interact with the community.6 years ago
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Former Sheriff Reichert: Elected officials have ‘failed to protect law abiding citizens’
Former King County Sheriff and Congressman Dave Reichert says Seattle's elected officials have abandoned the rule of law.6 years ago
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Seattle police officer: Policing won’t survive without public approval
A veteran Seattle police officer reached out to KIRO Radio's Gee & Ursula Show to share his thoughts on the protests and the changes being made in Seattle.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: Seattle Mayor Durkan needs to empower Police Chief Best
Normally, the police chief is responsible for what's gone wrong and should be held accountable. But I don't think Chief Best is primarily to blame. The buck stops at Mayor Durkan.6 years ago
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Capitol Hill businesses, residents are ‘suffering’ as the CHOP continues
The CHOP continues on, impacting residents and businesses in the area. An apartment manager for three buildings in the area expresses her concerns.6 years ago
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WA petition wants unemployment claims processed in timely fashion
A petition to the WA State Supreme Court on behalf of unemployment claimants is demanding claims be processed in a timely fashion.6 years ago
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Local small town museums face several threats, modern-day perils
Small town museums are full of history and passion, but they're also in peril. Seattle Times' Jeff Burnside explains how to help them survive.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: Maybe 2020 is our chance to reset and make meaningful changes
Instead of using energy trying to confirm your old beliefs or be angry about Aunt Jemima, use your time to listen, learn, and be part of the solution.6 years ago
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Jerk Shack owner wants to expand, better serve black communities
The owner of the Jerk Shack in Belltown hopes to be able to better serve the black community by purchasing land for an expansion in underserved communities.6 years ago
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Former Sheriff’s transparency offers hope for improvement, rebuilding trust
Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr has been candid about racial bias in policing. Gee says it's the first time he's heard a leader in law enforcement admit something black people have said for decades.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: CHAZ is mostly peaceful, but still needs to end
Seattle's Mayor says the CHAZ has a street fair atmosphere, but critics say it's "domestic terrorism." Gee & Ursula visited the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone to see for themselves.6 years ago
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Chief Best: SPD’s East Precinct standing empty ‘presents a real problem’
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best restates that it was not her decision to leave the East Precinct, but she hopes police can return to work there soon.6 years ago
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For one speaker, the South Seattle protest was about ‘love and unity’
Dominique Davis spoke at the protest in South Seattle, and is the founder of Community Passageways. He was amazed and inspired by the community turnout.6 years ago
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Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright: ‘Life is way bigger than scoring touchdowns’
Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright attended the protest at Othello Park in Seattle this weekend and plans to continue using his platform to make a change.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula’s message for the Class of 2020: Be open to all new experiences
Graduates: 2020 may feel like the worst year ever, but it could be the massive reset we need. And YOU have the chance to lead the way.6 years ago
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Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor on ‘the necessity of calling out our own’
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor spoke out on the death of George Floyd recently, emphasizing the need for officers to hold each other accountable.6 years ago
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Former WA officer: ‘You need to have the courage to say something’
A former Washington police officer says all four officers need to be charged in the death of George Floyd and shares how he believes we can move forward.6 years ago
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Bellevue Police Chief Mylett says it’s time to get the conversation started
Bellevue Police Chief Steve Mylett joined hundreds of peaceful protesters in the middle of the street Sunday, took a knee, and listened.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Denial is the heartbeat of racism
A self-described "middle-aged redneck Republican" sent an email to the Gee and Ursula Show, and Gee says it's the best email he's ever received.6 years ago
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Why we should still be cautious with phase two activities
Dr. Angela Rasmussen, virologist at Columbia University, warns that you might not want to do phase two activities even when they reopen,6 years ago
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Corrections officer says COVID-19 has ‘been an added stress, for sure’
A corrections officer, whose identity is being kept anonymous, joined the Gee and Ursula Show to talk about the perils of the job during the pandemic.6 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Gee and Ursula Show Class of 2020 Commencement Show!
The Gee and Ursula Show is holding a special Commencement Day on June 5 to honor the Class of 2020 and their parents, and they need your help.6 years ago
