Video: Jake Skorheim carves his greatest pumpkin yet

Oct 18, 2023, 2:54 PM | Updated: 3:08 pm

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MyNorthwest Content Editor

Jake Skorheim, host of KIRO Nights, gets festive in the office as he carves a pumpkin commemorating his late-night talk radio show.

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“So this is a pumpkin in the office, and I know it’s for decoration, but if they are going to ask me to sit here for an hour and do nothing, I’m not going to waste my time,” Skorheim said before he got to work on pumpkin carving.

Watch the full video and see what Skorheim whipped up in less than an hour.

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