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What did you do over Labor Day weekend?
Tom bores John with tales of what he did over the holiday weekend.12 years ago
How could you be humble?
A bumper sticker John Curley saw on the road has him asking a lot of questions.12 years ago
Video shows CEO for Safeco Field’s catering company allegedly abusing dog
The CEO of a catering company, whose client list includes Safeco Field, allegedly abused a dog in an elevator last month.12 years ago
Does John Curley give too much?
Tom thinks that John Curley might be giving too much to the show.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
How should school policies evolve with changing legalities and culture of marijuana?
Now that pot is legal in Washington, should school penalties regarding marijuana offenses be handled any differently? A number of expulsions at Bishop Blanchet have sparked quite a controversy.12 years ago
Seahawks tickets found!
The Tom & Curley Show have hidden a pair of tickets to the Seahawks-Bears game on Friday somewhere in Seattle.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Is it time to douse the Ice Bucket Challenge?
Everywhere you turn these days, it seems like someone else famous from Bill Gates to Pete Carroll is dumping an ice bucket on their heads. But is it time to douse it?12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Was ‘Cops’ a good call to fill Seahawks-Broncos game delay?
Many Seahawks fans were surprised to see an episode of "Cops" onscreen after the Seahawks-Denver game was delayed due to a lightning storm in the vicinity of Sports Authority Field in Denver.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Would you take lowest bidder to operate on you?
People are pretty comfortable with seeking out the lowest rates or rental cars online, but would you be comfortable picking out your medical provider that way?12 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley returns to youth coaching with cash in hand
KIRO Radio's John Curley is back for a second stint as a youth football coach. And this time he plans to pay off the kids as well as his scouts.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
How KIRO Radio hosts will vote on Seattle’s parks proposition
Seattleites are passionate about their parks and Proposition 1 on the August 5 primary ballot has tempers flared, so we asked our local talk show hosts (and one non-resident who's merely dedicated to dissecting local politics) what they think about a Parks District.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
$21 million in upaid fines: Seattle City Council closing parking scofflaw loophole
With some parking scofflaws owing the city of Seattle about $21 million in unpaid fines, the City Council is scheduled to vote Monday to close a loophole that's allowed many of them to get away with it.12 years ago
Tom Tangney
Goofy camaraderie in ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ is infectious
Not content with its present film-world domination, Marvel on Friday launches yet another comic book franchise, with five more superheroes.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Public pot smoking around kids sparking growing blowback
With so many more people smoking pot in public - even though it's still illegal to do so - there's growing blowback from those who say even though they support legalization, they don't want their kids to have to breathe it.12 years ago
Should mass transit be free? It’s time to stop thinking about dollars and cents
It's near and dear to my heart and my bus riding beliefs: It's a radical argument that says, listen up America it's time to start making mass transit free.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Even visionaries have given up on Seattle monorail, but it’s on the ballot in November
For even a typical, idealistic Seattle visionary, voting on yet another monorail proposal is maddening.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Tom Tangney: Pierce County Council resolution to display ‘In God We Trust’ irrelevant and political
A member of the Pierce County Council is proposing a permanent and prominent display of the national motto "In God We Trust" in the council chambers.12 years ago
Interview: Richard Linklater on his groundbreaking film ‘Boyhood’
Tom Tangney interviews the director of "Dazed and Confused," the "Before Sunset" trilogy about his latest film (12 years in the making,) "Boyhood."12 years ago
Tom Tangney
Zach Braff’s ‘Wish I Was Here’ is lumberingly earnest
There are no epiphanies to be had in "Wish I Was Here," unless you count the epiphany that this movie doesn't have anything interesting to say.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Can Socialist lightning strike twice in Seattle?
Can the Socialist lightning strike twice in Seattle politics? That's the big question as the woman who helped lead Kshama Sawant's stunning upset election to the Seattle City Council seeks to topple Washington state's Speaker of the House.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
What’s to be done with 600 immigrant children potentially coming to JBLM? KIRO hosts respond
There is not word on a official decision yet on whether Joint Base Lewis McChord will be used to house around 600 Central American children who crossed the border unaccompanied, but rumors they may be sent here is getting mixed reactions.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
It’s not two asthmatic cats making that noise under the bed
Victims of burglary are often left with a sense of insecurity. Their things, both monetarily and sentimentally valuable are gone, and they have to replace their sense of security, as well as their things. This is not a story about these people.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Democrat stands out from fellow candidates with now-removed elephant pinata shooting
If you can't be a Republican, you can shoot a gun like one, according to John Curley. But doing just that got one candidate in some hot water, and he's removed his ad, in which he took a shotgun to an elephant pinata.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Dave Ross defends allegedly racist play ‘The Mikado’
In a play from 1885, put on by a society dedicated keeping these shows alive, accusations of racism have appeared where someone might normally see a show review.12 years ago
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