Aug 21, 2023, 1:22 PM
Gee could not WAIT to talk about Ursula’s high school reunion that took place in Eugene, Oregon over the weekend.
We’ll cover the heavy stuff, and also the funny – because Gee has strong opinions about the hotel that Long Live Mark booked.
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Jake Harper found that the University of Washington's Informatics department doesn't grade on grammar in students' applications.
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With local food banks struggling to find volunteers and gather donations, a Seahawks legend is taking action.
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Seattle chef Edouardo Jordan, once a national media darling after winning two prestigious James Beard awards, appeared on the Gee and Ursula show Tuesday.
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On June 13, 2021, a Seattle Times article came out where five women alleged that Jordan had groped them at work.
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In 2021, two-time James Beard Award winning Chef Edouardo Jordan was accused by over a dozen women of sexual misconduct at work. Edouardo decided to stay in Seattle, and joined Gee and Ursula to discuss this event and the last couple of years for him.
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Gee Scott discussed with Ursula today why ladies should be dating nerdy guys instead of bad boys. Listen to Gee and Ursula, weekdays from 9am to 12pm on KIRO Newsradio 97.3fm!
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September is a busy month on the sports calendar and also holds a very special designation: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
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