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Josh Kerns
Longshore union argues arena vote goes “too far, too fast”
While the Seattle and King County Councils are moving ahead to approve an agreement to build a new NBA arena, an attorney for the Longshore union argues "They've gone too far, too fast, too quickly."14 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Ingredient of the week: Eggplant
Many people are afraid of eggplant because they don't know how to cook it. But if you take the time to listen to this week's Seattle Kitchen Show, you'll have all the tools you need to make best fall eggplant recipes.14 years ago
Ross and Burbank weekly knowledge-off quiz: Vice Presidents
This week Producer Andrew tests Ross and Burbank, Tom Tangney, and Ursula Reutin on their knowledge of vice presidents.
14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Follow-up: Romney will no longer mention slain SEAL
Mitt Romney's campaign says he will no longer mention meeting a former SEAL killed in Libya after his mother complained to KIRO Radio and other news outlets.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Mother questions Romney’s account of meeting former SEAL killed in Libya
The mother of a former Navy SEAL killed in the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya is criticizing Mitt Romney for using her son as a political "football" and is questioning Romney's account of his meeting with him.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Between the Pages: Recipes & Love Letters Discovered by a Used Bookseller
Michael Popek never intended on taking over the family's used bookstore. Back in the smallish town of Oneonta, New York, running the family business, Michael soon found something that made his job much more interesting.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Update on hunt to find listener a job
After a few weeks of getting career coaching from Workplace 911's Bob Rosner, Ross and Burbank listener Barb says she's confident she and Bob will land her a job before the 60-day deadline.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
The Local Lady Who Carves the White House Pumpkins
In classic October form, I spent Sunday carving a pumpkin. I sawed out two triangles for the eyes and tooth picked them to my pumpkin's head to make a Cat-O-Lantern. I thought I was being creative, until I met Pam Leno.14 years ago
Does Columbus deserve his own day?
He never set foot in North America, never even knew it existed. He wasn't even first to discover the continent from Europe. So just why do we commemorate Columbus Day anyway?14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Seattle panhandlers could be city security, janitors
Seattle businesses are asking the mayor and the city to do something about out-of-control panhandling in the city. But Dave Ross says we can turn those panhandlers into useful city servants.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Water beads: the new way to booze?
We don't know if it's a trend yet, but there's some potentially troubling news on the teen excessive drinking front. Luke's getting word from his daughter at Western Washington University some students (not her) are turning to liquid absorbing "water beads" to quickly ingest copious amounts of booze.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
What to do if your co-host passes out live on-air
After a QVC host passed out on live TV, Ross and Burbank decided it was high time they develop a plan should such a thing happen when they're live on air.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Luke Burbank is a power pig
At Luke Burbank's house, the lights are always on even when he's not home. So it shouldn't come as much of a surprise Seattle City Light has sent him a "scarlet lettter" of sorts for being a power pig.14 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Stop asking Liam Neeson about football
Yes, Liam Neeson did attend a Jets Football game. Unfortunately it didn’t qualify him to talk inside sports on SportsCenter. With every question, the reporter seems to dig himself in a deeper and deeper hole. Watch the train wreck: Surely the reporter knows it’s going to be a rough interview when it starts with an […]14 years ago
Rachel Belle
A 7-Year-Old Little Person from Everett on Dwarfism Awareness Month
At just three feet, one inch tall, 7-year-old Jasela Sianipar is the smallest student at Everett's Penny Creek Elementary.14 years ago
Weekly knowledge-off: Famous walls
In honor of the Mariners moving the SafeCo Field walls in, producer Andrew Walsh quizzes Dave, Luke, Ursula, and Tom about famous walls around the world.14 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Ingredient of the week: Pumpkin
This week Seattle Kitchen hosts Tom Douglas, Thierry Rautureau, and Katie O talk about fall's most festive ingredient: Pumpkin.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Luke: Layaway represents best elements of consumer culture
The holiday rush has started early this year as more shoppers turn to layaway to buy things they otherwise couldn't afford.14 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Seattle Kitchen’s favorite trashy cookies
Your idea of a trashy cookie might differ a little bit from Tom Douglas' but it's probably closer in line than what Thierry Rautureau believes to be a guilty pleasure.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
12 Marathons 12 Months 12 Cities…Blindfolded!
When I was a little girl there was an episode of Little House on the Prairie that scared the #$&* out of me. It was the episode where Mary Ingalls goes blind. My fear is a reality for EJ Scott, a 37-year-old improviser, in Los Angeles, who started losing his vision about 9 years ago.14 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Rachel Belle on New Day Northwest this morning!
Rachel appeared on KING 5's New Day Northwest. Watch the video.14 years ago
Ross and Burbank listeners’ take on the debate
Dave and Luke opened the show speaking of course about Wednesday's presidential debate. Listeners also had a lot to say.
14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Even sex offenders should be able to decorate on Halloween
Convicted sex offenders are suing a California city over a new law that keeps them from decorating their homes on Halloween. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Luke Burbank are siding with the sex offenders, saying they should be able to decorate just like anyone else.14 years ago
