May 18, 2023, 2:11 PM
Is there a TV show you hate to admit that you watch? Jake Skorheim, filling in for Shari, joined The John Curley and Shari Elliker Show to explain why he watches ‘The Bachelor.’
Listen to The John Curley and Shari Elliker Show weekdays from 3 – 7 p.m. on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM or on-demand wherever you listen to pocasts.
With the news of Al Pacino (83) and Robert De Niro (79) BOTH expecting new babies, Gee Scott visits the Seattle’s Morning News team to try to answer this question: how old is too old to father a child? And what is the best time in your life to have kids? More from Seattle’s Morning […]
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John Curley understands the classy way to pick up someone from the airport. It might involve a musical performance, and some (crocodile) tears. “It’s a way of saying hey, glad you’re back… not the 35 minute wait for the person who left late to come getcha.” More from The John Curley and Shari Elliker Show:
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Pop star Lizzo is facing another wave of fat-shaming on the internet, and is threatening to quit her music career over it. Jack Stine and Spike O’Neill chime in with their thoughts about commenting on other people’s bodies – especially celebrities. More from Jack and Spike here:
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It’s the most first-world problem in the WORLD, says Gee Scott. Amazon employees have been asked to return to the office for at least three days each week. And despite the energy this new mandate immediately brought back to downtown Seattle businesses and restaurants, many employees say they miss the flexibility of working from home. […]
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Planning to visit Stranger Things: The Experience in Seattle this summer? KIRO Newsradio’s Micki Gamez has survived the Upside Down and joins Dave Ross and Colleen O’Brien on Seattle’s Morning News to tell us all about what her and her kids thought! Is it worth going? Is the experience appropriate for all ages or too […]
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For the first time in Daily Dose of Kindness history, Colleen O’Brien has her own story of kindness to share! More from Colleen O’Brien and Dave Ross on Seattle’s Morning News here:
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June is Men’s Health Month, with the goal to raise awareness about men’s health and to encourage men to speak about their health.
Comcast is investing $280 million this year to offer multi-gigabit Internet speeds to more than four million locations.
Professional athletes are teaming up to prevent infant mortality and empower women at risk in communities facing severe poverty.
Being prepared before the next emergency arrives is key to preserving businesses and organizations of many kinds.
If you’re retired or getting ready to retire and looking for new ways to stay active, becoming a SHIBA volunteer could be for you!
It's easy to be accused of fearmongering regarding crime, but Seattle residents might have good reason to be concerned for their safety.
