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RSS FeedTo commemorate MLK Day, "Seattle's Morning News" on KIRO Newsradio hosted Dr. Ralina Joseph Professor of Communication and adjunct Professor of American Ethnic Studies and Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Washington, to discuss: how we talk about race.
Charlie and Gee discuss the potential TikTok ban.
Seattle City Council member Maritza Rivera, who represents Seattle's 4th District, expressed significant concerns about the "One Seattle" plan.
If you want to hang out or use the restroom at Starbucks, you're going to have to buy something as a policy is being reversed.
Consumer Man Herb Weisbaum discusses 'Junk Fees'
Published in the journal "Nature," Hongqui Zeng’s research explores the cellular changes in the brain associated with aging and provides practical advice on how to mitigate these effects through simple lifestyle adjustments. He joined "Seattle's Morning News" to discuss his findings.
"Carter was a complicated man in a complicated time in our nation's history, and I'd like to get a little perspective," "Seattle's Morning News" host Charlie Harger said. "So let's talk to someone who covered Carter in the 70s and 80s."
Enter Dave Ross.
Gregg Hersholt, a veteran morning radio news anchor in the Pacific Northwest, mentioned on "Seattle's Morning News" with host Charlie Harger that his first professional run-in with President Jimmy Carter came when he was just the governor of Georgia.
"I first met him in 1974. I was in Spokane. The Expo '74 world's fair was underway, and he was two years into his term as governor of Georgia, Hersholt said. "He came to Spokane. I was emceeing little events at the outdoor amphitheater there that summer to make a little extra money. It was Georgia Day and Governor Jimmy Carter came to town. I didn't know who he was, but I had to introduce him before this crowd."
Former King County Sheriff John Urquhart joined "Seattle's Morning News" Thursday to discuss the New Orleans police chief and how the mass murder will impact the Seattle area.
Retired Assistant Chief of Homeland Security for Seattle PD Steve Hirjak