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The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill ShowHour 1: When Chickens Fly12pm - A grizzly bear attacks schoolchildren in BC, and Seattle committee passes a nearly $9 billion city budget despite looming 2027 deficit. KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy hangs out with us! // Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic reporter, joins the show. An overturned semi spills hundreds of live chickens on Washington interstate, and dad jokes abound // Jet hits weather balloon launched in Spokane
2025-11-2235 min
タイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークーカラダが硬いんです。アグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-11-0311 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークーこの秋「一輪車」やりたいのアグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-10-2708 minThe Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill ShowHour 1: It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over12pm - FIRST THINGS FIRST: KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy on the Mariners Game 4 loss … it's not looking good. Luckily KIRO Newsradio Anchor Aaron Granillo is here to counsel us through it // Lower-level rich fans are the worst!! // Seattle board rejects changing gas works park to prevent injury // Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley has passed away
2025-10-1833 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークーカレーカレーカレーとかりぃぷぁくぷぁくさんアグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-08-2818 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー夏といえば?会社勤め女子二人の答えとは?アグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-08-2118 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークーコーヒールンバは“ルンバ”じゃない?! 社交ダンスあるある&反省会!アグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-07-1519 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー大阪万博行きました。おすすめ大阪グルメ(南大阪多め)アグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-07-0828 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー銭湯が好きでして。あと、大阪関西万博行きましてアグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからkiroが主題歌を担当した映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」 会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-06-0217 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー最近“ドキドキ”したことは？今日はアーチェリー・ラジオ・音楽ライブ業界のウラ話が多めでした。kiroが“ドキドキ”しているという、主題歌を担当をした映画「米寿の伝言」は、5/10から池袋シネマロサ、6/6からTOHOシネマズ梅田で劇場公開。magcafe at garden 「Like a bird in a cage」アグネスさんの渋谷のラジオ放送中の新番組「渋谷のトリコ」はこちらからPODCAST「タイムカード、切ったあとに - ふたりの気ままトーク」会社務めをしながら、音楽活動やダンス、クルマいじりを楽しむ女子２人の気ままトーク。夜の飲食店、隣のテーブルの話を盗み聞くような、そんな飾らないおしゃべりです。・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ 渋谷のラジオ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-05-1016 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー入社一社目どうだった？何で転職したの？kiroが歌う 映画「米寿の伝言」主題歌はこちらから・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-04-0722 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー社交ダンスと休日と勤怠管理二人が通っている社交ダンススタジオは、東京神田の「K-DANCESTUDIO」。ブエノスアイレス出身のアルゼンチンタンゴの先生がいらっしゃいました。kiroがカバーした「ワルツ版・美女と野獣」は配信サイトにて・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-03-2014 minタイムカード、切ったあとに ーふたりの気ままトークー昇級のためにはTOEIC600点とらないといけなくてサ… kiroからお知らせビクター からシングル版「 Like a bird in a cage」 が主要音楽配信サービスすべてに配信開始❗️映画 「米寿の伝言」 の主題歌に決定❗️5/10から 池袋シネマ・ロサ で劇場公開❗️間奏の神フルートはなんと 赤木りえ さん✨ぜひ配信サイトは magcafe at garden で検索を🥰・アグネスハコスカオーナー、ラジオDJ、ナレーター。・kiro(magcafe at garden)シンガーソングライター。ビクターエンタテインメントより2010年デビュー。
2025-03-0621 min
The Resident Historian PodcastKIRO Newsradio presents "Dracula"In 2022, your favorite KIRO Newsradio voices presented a special live broadcast of the 1938 Orson Welles' version of "Dracula" - with a few minor updates here and there, of course.
2024-10-291h 01The Resident Historian PodcastAs Mount Adams quakes, a search for its heart and soulAs reported by KIRO Newsradio on last Friday’s edition of "All Over The Map," seismic activity at Mount Adams – known as Washington’s forgotten mountain for the way it’s tucked in behind Mount Saint Helens in a rural part of the state – picked up in September and got the attention of the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
It’s too early to tell what it all might mean, but KIRO Newsradio checked in with officials and business owners around the mountain to take the community’s pulse as the story, or non-story, slowly unfolds.
2024-10-0908 minThe Resident Historian PodcastRemembering Seattle's 'news out of the box'At 5 p.m. on February 4, 1993, KIRO-TV, which was then owned by Bonneville (current owner of KIRO Radio), went live with a concept they called “news out of the box.”
2024-02-0506 min
The Mind of KiroZombies? Weird scenerios? All on the mind?Join me back as I unveal the future of the mind of kiro with bloopers and unedited content of my talk with Co-Host Reo Love. Also, showcasing new projects along the way as i sunset 'The Mind of Kiro'.
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2023-02-2721 min
Dori MonsonHour 2: Jimmy Kimmel vs KIRO's Nick AllardFastest 15 // Jimmy Kimmel vs KIRO's Nick Allard // We're #2 for package thefts in the country // Wife of the murdered Home Depot man speaks out // Brock Huard stops by // Sheepdog that fought off the eight coyotes
2022-12-0834 min
COVID-19: Seattle PodcastA Look Back at the Earliest Days of the PandemicSocial Distancing... lockdowns... PPE shortages... and distance learning. Those were just a handful of the major challenges we faced in 2020.
And KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo tracked it all right here, day by day.
What were people in Washington thinking and feeling during the very first statewide lockdown? Did the predictions of doctors and researchers in the early days come true?
Aaron is joined by KIRO Radio's Mike Lewis as they listen back to the earliest episodes of this podcast and discuss the milestone moments in the pandemic from 2020.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-12-3111 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastA Post Thanksgiving Coronavirus Check-inReporter Aaron Granillo is joined this week by Mike Lewis, host of KIRO Nights and a familiar voice on the show.
They'll take a look at the latest coronavirus stats as a third surge in cases meets with the holiday season. How are we doing on hospital capacity, and what is the current survival rate from the virus?
Mike also owns a local bar, and discusses how the new statewide restrictions on indoor dining and alcohol service are impacting his business and employees. In an impossible situation, what kind of state and federal relief can we expect?
And finally, Washington...
2020-12-0300 min
KIRO Radio RundownThe Rundown: KIRO Radio Hosts Discuss Their Thanksgiving PlansWe're two weeks from Thanksgiving, but plans are already being made and difficult conversations are being had.
Jay Inslee, accompanied by his wife Trudi, implored Washingtonians to reconsider holding a conventional Thanksgiving dinner with extended family this year.
"Please do not have Thanksgiving gatherings unless you're positive that everyone there has quarantined successfully for 14 days," Inslee said during a press briefing Thursday evening, "which would start today."
KIRO Radio hosts have been grappling with this question all week.
Ursula Reutin is almost hoping Inslee makes the decision for her, announcing a lock...
2020-11-1316 min
KIRO Radio RundownThe Rundown: The Election That Won't EndLast episode I said that I was hoping we'd have an actual winner to declare. It seems we have one, but it still doesn't feel like closure.
Donald Trump hasn't conceded the 2020 election, even after the major media outlets declared Joe Biden the winner. What do the KIRO Radio hosts think?
Dori Monson laid out the pathway Trump still has, but he acknowledged it's a long shot.
Dave Ross got Pullitzer Prize winning journalist David Farenthold to weigh in on the same question.
Gee Scott compared the whole situation to another infa...
2020-11-1110 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「ナウザタイム」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「ナウザタイム」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「to the New World」
2020-11-0705 min
KIRO Radio RundownThe Rundown: Elections!Still no final results in the presidential election, but while we're waiting here's the latest reactions from the KIRO Radio hosts to everything that's been going on.
Mike Lewis of KIRO Nights talked to University of Washington Professor Mark Alan Smith who offered a theory as to how the polls were as wrong as they were.
"With voter registration this is typically a face to face enterprise," Smith said.
Because Republicans were more willing to interact with people during a pandemic than Democrats, it's possible they were able to register more voters.
"I...
2020-11-0616 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「フィジカルアワー」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「フィジカルアワー」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「…ありがとう」
2020-10-3105 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「キャットウォーク」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「キャットウォーク」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「to the New World」
2020-10-2405 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「リボンスタイル」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「リボンスタイル」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「カフェオレト待ちぼうけ」
2020-10-1005 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「スモール・ルール」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「スモール・ルール」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「On y va」
2020-10-0305 min
KIRO Radio RundownThe KIRO Radio Rundown September 15, 2020The first ever episode of the KIRO Radio Rundown podcast. Today's topic: the Woodward tapes. See our website for privacy information.
2020-09-1608 min
COVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: A "Skinny Version" of Federal Coronavirus Relief Could Come SoonDemocrats and Republicans in Congress might be close to negotiating through their stalemate over the next big coronavirus relief package. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo give us an update.
The mayhem of virus outbreaks at colleges and universities that reopened for in-person classes continues, with more campuses sending students back home.
And a fishing vessel in Seattle gives researchers some strong evidence that coronavirus antibodies might actually protect you - even if you're living in packed bunks with over a hundred other infected crew members.
2020-08-1911 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: How Long Will Coronavirus Restrictions Last?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss settling into a new normal full of coronavirus-related lifestyle changes.
A pool party in Wuhan raises concern, and paints a stark contrast between strict lockdowns and the "partial reopening" approach.
Plus, the University of North Carolina reversed course on their hybrid in-person model and sent students home after an outbreak. Partying students blame the university administration.
2020-08-1808 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: True or False? Debunking Coronavirus Conspiracy TheoriesKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo go over some of the misinformation floating around about COVID-19, and consult Dr. Gordon Cohen.
Plus, Gonzaga and Whitworth are welcoming back their students for in-person learning. Dave and Aaron discuss the safety plan, and the risks.
2020-08-1712 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Coronavirus Hotspots are Following the Crop CalendarKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss an interview with Washington state epidemiologist Dr. Scott Lindquist, who says public health officials are tracking coronavirus cases as they follow seasonal harvests.
Plus, should kids wear masks? It's a big question as we track the states that are attempting to reopen schools for in-person learning.
2020-08-1409 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Public Schools Are Going Online This Fall. What Will That Look Like?Many school districts across Washington state have decided to start classes online this fall.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Colleen O'Brien discuss the ripple effect of those decisions with Chris Reykdal, Washington's Superintendent of Public Instruction who oversees all public school districts across the state.
Then, Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo break down the interview. How feasible are outdoor classes? Could students really be back in classrooms fairly soon? And how will the return of flu season impact this whole process?
2020-08-1315 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Fall Football Season Postponed for Pac-12, Big TenKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the impact of a postponed fall football season on not only students and their families, but revenue.
Coronavirus cases seem to be trending downwards in Snohomish, Pierce and Yakima Counties.
And, there's a new $40 million dollar COVID-19 relief fund for undocumented workers in Washington state.
2020-08-1207 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Nearly 100,000 Children Test Positive for Coronavirus in Two Weeks, Data ShowsJoin KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo for a daily coronavirus news rundown.
A new data review shows that the virus does, in fact, infect children, and in larger numbers than we previously understood. How could this affect school closures nationwide?
A new vaccine from Russia invites some skepticism.
And as Dave and Aaron both return to the show after summer vacations, they discuss what it's like to fly on a plane right now.
2020-08-1110 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Trump's Executive Orders on Coronavirus Relief, ExplainedAs negotiations in Congress over the next coronavirus relief package stalled, President Trump instead issued a series of sweeping executive orders. How effective are they? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross walks us through what to expect, and the legal challenges that may lie ahead.
We're also bringing you the latest virus news here in the other Washington ... Washington state. People under the age of 40 now have the highest percentage of cases. Changes are coming for indoor fitness centers. And a prayer service in Cal Anderson Park without masks or social distancing raises concern.
2020-08-1009 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Why Did Durkan Veto COVID Relief?Reporter Chris Sullivan joins KIRO Radio's Dave Ross to explain why Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed a COVID-19 relief plan from the Seattle City Council.
Could we endure another stay-at-home order here in Washington? A new model of rising case numbers predicts it could happen in October.
A teen in Puyallup passed away due to the coronavirus this week.
Governor Jay Inslee eases up on visitor restrictions at long-term care facilities, offering some relief to families who have been separated for months.
And a new, walk-up only COVID-19 testing site is opening today at Rainier Beach High School. More information about f...
2020-08-0709 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: The Coronavirus "Hot Spots" in King CountyKIRO Radio's Dave Ross talks with Gene Balk, data columnist for the Seattle Times, about how drastically the latest coronavirus case numbers vary throughout King County ... and why.
2020-08-0612 minThe Mind of KiroMy mind is on the Mind? Part 2This episode brings in the second part of the mind. The Subconscious Mind. We dive deep into this free-form discussion where I invite you as the listerner to partake ito this small Discussion. Welcome to the Mind of Kiro.
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2020-08-0608 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Pinning Hope on a Federal Coronavirus Relief PackageKIRO Radio's Dave Ross is back with all the coronavirus news you might have missed this week.
First: what's the hold up with the next federal stimulus package? Dave walks us through a few of the major arguments, and where lawmakers have been able to compromise.
The national debate over vote-by-mail continues.
And in the last weeks of summer, what's still open, and who is facing pandemic-related closures? An update on Washington State Ferries, Argosy Cruises, and the Space Needle.
2020-08-0506 minThe Mind of KiroMy mind is on the Mind? Part 1This episode brings attention to the realms of the mind. Here I introduce you to my concepts and guide you through my mindscape. Welcome to Mind of Kiro.
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2020-08-0204 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: What's Going on in Yakima County?Dr. Teresa Everson, the health officer for Yakima County Health District, joins KIRO Radio's Mike Lewis and reporter Aaron Granillo to discuss the current state of the coronavirus outbreak in Yakima. What have they done to slow the virus, especially in a largely agricultural community where many people have been unable to join a lockdown?
2020-07-3109 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Boeing Announces Production CutsTransportation reporter Chris Sullivan joins the show to explain what's going on inside Boeing with newly announced job and production cuts. Is the coronavirus entirely to blame?
KIRO Radio's Mike Lewis and reporter Aaron Granillo compare Seattle's case count to other countries. And Alaska has a new restriction for visitors entering the state.
Plus, Mike recommends WindowSwap, which lets you gaze out different windows around the world (virtually, of course). Check it out right here.
2020-07-3011 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Teachers Approved to Strike by National UnionThe second-largest teacher's union in the country supports strikes if schools try to reopen where there are high infection rates. KIRO Radio's Mike Lewis and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss how much kids stand to lose from another six-month closure.
And unions representing transportation workers want a federal mask mandate on planes, trains and buses.
Local government employees in Western Washington will continue working from home until at least January of 2021. Is this extension really just our new normal?
Plus, is all the deep-cleaning and disinfectant spray at restaurants, in the subway and even at Disneyland simply "hygiene theater?" A new a...
2020-07-2911 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Coronavirus Outbreak Disrupts MLB's Season OpeningKIRO Radio's Mike Lewis and reporter Aaron Granillo bring Paul Gallant from 710 ESPN's Danny and Gallant on the show to talk about the coronavirus outbreak on the Miami Marlins team. How are incidents like this going to affect players, not just in baseball but in every sport?
But first: an expanded mask mandate went into effect on Saturday, and a new nationwide poll shows that American support for wearing masks in public is more popular than ever. Lucky, because coronavirus cases in Washington are still on the rise. We seem to be at a turning point, a local study concluded...
2020-07-2812 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Previewing the Next Coronavirus Relief PackageKIRO Radio's Mike Lewis and reporter Aaron Granillo preview the new coronavirus relief package coming from Senate Republicans. Just how much can it boost economic recovery?
The next phase of a promising vaccine trial kicks off today, with 30,000 participants.
And, does a coronavirus outbreak on the Miami Marlins spell doom for the rest of the MLB season?
2020-07-2709 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Inslee Issues New Coronavirus RestrictionsGovernor Inslee has issued new restrictions in Washington state on bars, restaurants, weddings, funerals and gyms.
Co-host of KIRO Nights Mike Lewis joins reporter Aaron Granillo to talk about the impact in a very real way, since he owns a bar himself.
Plus, extra federal unemployment benefits are set to expire at the end of July, but Republicans and Democrats can't get on the same page about what to extend and how. Mike and Aaron discuss the standoff over an extra $600 a week.
2020-07-2411 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Several WA School Districts Announce Online-Only Classes. What's the Plan?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss online-only school, and the return of a familiar foe: flu season. And, they debate the merits of the "pandemic pods" that some parents are organizing to avoid the burden of homeschooling solo.
We also check in on the latest soundbite from Dr. Anthony Fauci, who says COVID-19 will never - that's right, never - be entirely gone. But Dave Ross is confident that we can learn to live with it.
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2020-07-2100 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Promising Vaccine Trials Race to the Finish. But Are We Moving Too Fast?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo have an update on several of the most promising vaccines for the coronavirus. But with anti-vaccination fears and safety concerns, will enough Americans trust the 'warp speed' process?
President Trump will resume a daily briefing today. We're not sure quite what to expect.
And could you use a reusable mask? There's a drive-through event this afternoon from Seattle and King County Public Health distributing free masks to residents. More information here.
2020-07-2108 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Trump Downplays Severity of the VirusKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo recap President Trump's sit-down interview with Fox News over the weekend, in which he called coronavirus "the sniffles."
New York City takes a huge leap forward with reopening, after seeing some of the most devastating consequences of the virus in the nation.
And, we're giving you a sneak peek of Aaron Granillo's new report on COVID-19 "long-haulers," with Dave Ross and Colleen O'Brien, who discuss the episode with Aaron. These are the people who still suffer symptoms of the virus months later, and often without a positive coronavirus test result. You can...
2020-07-2012 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Social Gatherings Restricted in Washington as Cases RiseKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's new cap on the number of people allowed at social gatherings, and some other small activity restrictions, announced yesterday. Meanwhile, the threat of returning to a more serious lockdown looms.
Arguments over addressing the state's $9 billion deficit continue.
And Dr. Anthony Fauci spells out why we're seeing this increase in coronavirus cases nationally ... and what we can do to stop it.
2020-07-1708 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Gov. Inslee Extends Pause on Washington Reopening as Cases Hit New HighsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's continued freeze on Washington's phased reopening plan.
The Seattle-based vaccine trial is doing well, and garnering national attention. Dave discusses his interview with an early trial participant who had an adverse reaction.
And, President Trump finally wears a mask.
2020-07-1509 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Different State Coronavirus Lockdowns, AnalyzedReporter Aaron Granillo has an update on the current coronavirus case count in Washington, which is on the rise.
And how are other states dealing with similar rises in case numbers? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross takes a look at California, Texas, Oregon and Florida's responses to a resurgence of the virus.
2020-07-1410 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Will Washington Schools Reopen? That Decision Might Be Yours to MakeDeciding whether or not to reopen schools for in-person instruction will be up to local school districts, says Chris Reykdal, Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss why that puts you in a position to get out there and advocate for what you want.
The virus is mutating - what does that mean for a vaccine?
And, CBS Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins us to explain the new letter being used to predict our economic recovery from the pandemic: a K?
2020-07-1311 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Washington Will Not Be Bullied, Inslee SaysKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the emerging and strangely politicized battle over reopening schools in the fall.
We'll look at the school reopening decisions other states have made, including Arizona, Florida and New York.
And, more scientists agree that microscopic virus-laden particles might hang around in the air after a cough or a sneeze longer than we previously thought.
2020-07-1008 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: "Please Scream Inside Your Heart"KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the battles over opening university campuses in the fall, a concerning shortage of PPE, and the official cancellation of the Washington State Fair.
Plus, a new rule on rollercoasters in Japan: "please scream inside your heart."
2020-07-0909 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: The Death Rate Decline, ExplainedGovernor Inslee issues another warning to carefree Washington residents as coronavirus case numbers continue to climb.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo explain why the death rate is declining, even during a wave of new infections across the United States.
And, President Trump and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos are determined for schools to reopen fully this fall.
2020-07-0809 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: No Mask, No Service at Washington Businesses, Starting TodayNo shirt, no shoes, no mask? No service. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the extra enforcement behind Washington's mandatory mask order, that puts the onus on businesses.
We're also following the vaccine development race, including a new $1.6 billion contract awarded to Novavax today. The vaccine development company has never brought a product to market.
And, the Mariners are expected to hit the road to play the Houston Astros on July 24th, even as testing delays slow down "spring" training. Are pro sports really back on?
2020-07-0709 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Benton, Yakima, Franklin Counties Move to Modified Phase 1KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the upgrade of Yakima, Benton and Franklin counties to a modified Phase 1 reopening .... despite not officially qualifying for this move.
We've got a quick update on the coronavirus outbreak at the University of Washington.
Aaron breaks down Trump's claim that 99% of coronavirus cases are "totally harmless."
And could the coronavirus spread through the air - making it potentially more contagious? Dave has a pretty straightforward, and affordable, solution.
2020-07-0609 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastKids' Questions About Coronavirus, Answered!This week, kids take over the podcast!
We put out a call on social media asking our youngest listeners to send us their questions about the coronavirus, in their own words.
Listen to familiar KIRO Radio personalities answer these phone calls with heart, humor and the best information we have from experts in our community.
The episode features:
Dave Ross and Colleen O'Brien from Seattle's Morning News.
Mike Lewis, co-host of KIRO Nights.
Tom Tangney and John Curley, co-hosts of Tom and Curley.
Dr. Mollie Greves Grow from Seattle Children's.
Ursula Reutin and Gee Scott, co-hosts of The Gee and...
2020-07-0223 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Outbreak on University of Washington's Greek RowKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the latest plan from Seattle Public Schools to reopen classrooms in the fall. It's going to be expensive.
Dozens of students in 10 fraternity houses just north of the University of Washington campus have tested positive for the coronavirus. Now, as many as 1,000 students have been asked to quarantine.
Snohomish County may have to move back into Phase 1 as the coronavirus case count continues to spike across Washington state. What does that mean for the upcoming holiday weekend?
And, we've got a quick update on the expected timeline for a vaccine.
2020-07-0110 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Coronavirus Cases Rising in Some States Will Impact Entire Country, Fauci SaysDr. Anthony Fauci and CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield appeared before the Senate this morning to answer questions about a vaccine, school closures, and rising case numbers in the United States. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo have a recap.
As the European Union reopens for visitors from Canada, South Korea and, tentatively, China, American travelers are banned.
And we have the latest coronavirus case numbers for Washington state. We're still seeing a worrying uptick.
2020-06-3010 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Local Sheriffs Speak Out Against Mandatory Mask OrderKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the loudest mandatory mask dissenters in Washington state - and Dave sings a little ditty he wrote just for them.
Plus, we're tracking an increase in coronavirus cases in Snohomish, Pierce and King counties, among others. It has paused plans to move any further through the Governor's phased reopening, at least for now. What's causing the spike?
2020-06-2908 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Colleges and Universities Want Students Back on Campus This FallKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Washington state's removal from the East Coast travel restriction list, and why sending a billion dollars of stimulus money to dead people isn't the scandal you might think it is.
Local colleges and universities have fresh guidelines for how to bring their students back on campus in the fall.
And baseball is back for a short summer season, but some Mariners players are already testing positive for the virus.
2020-06-2509 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: As Coronavirus Case Numbers Rise Again, White House Task Force Faces QuestionsThe White House Coronavirus Task Force answered questions from the House of Representatives today. Were they asked to slow testing as case numbers rise in many states? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo recap the briefing.
And, the guy peddling an unproven coronavirus vaccine in Washington state was successfully sued. If you paid for an injection that you found via Facebook, you can now get your $400 back.
2020-06-2307 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Masks Will Be Mandatory in Yakima CountyKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo continue to track the coronavirus outbreak in Yakima County.
And President Trump, who continues to attribute rising case numbers to increased testing, said at his weekend rally in Tulsa that he wants to slow the testing down ... that the US is doing "too good a job" addressing the pandemic. Dave has some suggestions for getting a better idea of how good a job the US is, in fact, doing.
2020-06-2208 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastIs It Safe To Reopen?States across the country are reopening one by one, and yet coronavirus case numbers have spiked in the places that got the earliest start.
This week, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo try to figure out: is this safe?
First, a case study of Arizona, which is on track to be the latest coronavirus hotspot.
Then, Dave and Aaron discuss the politics of reopening. When did the virus become a partisan issue?
Finally, we consult several epidemiologists. What's really safe? And where will we be in the fall?
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2020-06-2024 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: King County Moves to Phase TwoKing County moves to Phase Two today. What will change? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo have all the key details. We're not leaving the term "Modified Phase One" behind, though. For a list of the new status of every county in Washington state, you can refer here.
Governor Inslee also updated the health and safety guidelines for religious services. Dave is ready to compete with the church organ again, even if he has to wear a mask.
And people are already lining up outside the arena for Trump's Saturday rally in Oklahoma. Masks will be provided but...
2020-06-1908 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: "Draconian" Cuts May Be Ahead for Washington State BudgetMany Nordstrom stores will reopen today, but in-person browsing will be an incredibly different experience. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss quarantining your shoes, and what the future of shopping looks like.
Governor Inslee is struggling to balance the state budget and announced furloughs for government employees. He's still calling on Congress for federal relief.
And prisons and jails are the new coronavirus hotspots, outpacing nursing homes and meatpacking plants. Officials say there is no cohesive guidance for how to test and isolate inmates in crowded facilities.
2020-06-1809 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: No Rise Yet in Coronavirus Cases From Protest CrowdsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's visit to Yakima County yesterday, where case numbers are predicted to continue to rise.
Protesters are risking coronavirus exposure in crowds, but early results from the City of Seattle's free testing centers and the University of Washington suggest that masking up at marches might be working.
And, what's the outlook for a Major League Baseball season this summer? Not great ...
2020-06-1708 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Do We Need to Make Masks Mandatory?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo run through three major updates on how doctors are treating hospitalized coronavirus patients.
King County applies to move from Phase 1.5 to Phase 2, which could happen as soon as Friday. As Washington reopens, do we need to make masks mandatory?
And to attend President Trump's indoor, nearly 20,000 seat rally in Oklahoma this weekend, you have to promise you won't sue him.
2020-06-1607 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Washington Schools Plan to Reopen in FallIt's certainly not a guarantee, but the Washington State Office of Public Instruction released 55 pages of guidance for reopening school districts in the fall, and is planning to move ahead. One catch: not everyone is on board.
Coronavirus case counts rose in Yakima, Franklin and Benton counties after Memorial Day weekend. The peak for Eastern Washington is still ahead, the Institute for Disease Modeling predicts.
And as we see some experimental treatments and miracle recoveries make headlines, including a double-lung transplant, what kind of medical bills are these families facing? Is a million dollar treatment ... worth it?
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2020-06-1511 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastWhat's Open in Washington This Weekend?Just in time for your weekend, and now that businesses have had a little bit of time to prepare ... Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo go over what you can and cannot do in each phase of reopening in Washington state.
For more information about individual counties, you can visit the state's official tracker here. This page is continually updated.
If you want a quick, visual reminder to stick on your fridge, here is the summary of the phases - the same one we have on the wall of the newsroom here at KIRO.
2020-06-1208 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: How Do We Survive Another Coronavirus Wave in the Fall?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss new modeling from the IHME predicting a second wave of coronavirus cases in September and another 55,000 deaths across the United States.
Governor Inslee launches a public awareness campaign to encourage mask wearing, which could be our new normal (at least until a trusted vaccine is widely available).
Dave Ross discusses his thoughts after an interview this morning with Alex Berenson, outspoken doubter of apocalyptic coronavirus scenarios, which you can listen to in full here.
And a quick look at job market recovery - economists say it could take up to two...
2020-06-1111 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Yes, Asymptomatic Spread of the Virus Is Happening, WHO ClarifiesKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and award-winning reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the World Health Organization quickly walking back an earlier claim that asymptomatic cases of novel coronavirus are "rare."
And, the Washington ferries will stick with a reduced sailing schedule throughout the rest of the summer. Here's everything you need to know if you plan to take a trip anytime soon.
2020-06-0905 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Washington State Begins to ReopenKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo cover some of the newly relaxed rules statewide. With ongoing protests, but relatively reliable masking and expanded testing - we've got a prediction for case numbers.
What will going back to an office building for a desk job look like? Can you take the bus? Here's what the CDC recommends.
And, a surprisingly positive national jobs report came out over the weekend. CBS News senior business analyst Jill Schlesinger tells us how to read and understand these new numbers.
2020-06-0808 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: New, Free Testing Sites Open in SODO, AuroraLocal infectious disease experts say they support the large crowds of protesters in downtown Seattle and elsewhere in Washington state. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss whether Governor Inslee could really disperse the crowds if he tried.
Free, drive-through coronavirus test sites are opening in Seattle at former emissions testing stations. Do you have to bring a doctor's note and live within Seattle city limits, or can anyone show up?
And the head of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention faced some tough questioning from House Democrats yesterday over the agency's mistakes. More than a quarter o...
2020-06-0507 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Hydroxychloroquine Probably Won't Prevent Coronavirus, Study FindsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the results of a clinical trial, published Wednesday, showing that hydroxychloroquine did not help prevent or slow coronavirus infection.
Israel's parliament shut down after a lawmaker tested positive for coronavirus. It's a grim reminder that even as we see the virus slow down here in Washington, infection rates are still rising worldwide.
And, Bill Gates had to address a wild conspiracy theory about his motivations for funding vaccine distribution as he added another $1.6 billion to the Gates Foundation's charitable giving.
2020-06-0407 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Schools Move Towards Decision on Reopening in FallKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the new deadline set for Seattle Public Schools to make some decisions about how to reopen safely in the fall. Will classes be all online, or a hybrid?
A large coronavirus outbreak on a fishing vessel caused the ship to return to Seattle early. Dave Ross asks the CEO of a seafood company what health measures look like on these boats, which are bringing large numbers of workers to remote, coastal communities in Alaska during the summer months.
And, there are some health recommendations for the protesters gathering in large crowds...
2020-06-0308 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Protesting During a PandemicWhy is vaccination a partisan issue? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss a new poll that found 45% of conservatives don't want to get a coronavirus vaccine ... but 80% of Democrats will.
And, as protests against police brutality escalate across the nation, Dave considers the gravity of people gathering in the streets, in large crowds, during a global pandemic.
2020-06-0211 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Ending the 'Stay Home' OrderGovernor Inslee's "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order officially expired at midnight. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo explain what that means, and when we can really reopen.
And, protests this weekend over police brutality across the nation, as well as in Seattle and Bellevue, bring a new concern: risk of infection.
2020-06-0107 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastA Journey Down the Food Supply ChainFollow reporter Aaron Granillo as he traces food distribution across Washington state, finds where the system is breaking down, and talks to the creative people coming up with workarounds.
First, Chris Sullivan tells the story of onebillion pounds of potatoes that were stuck on farms across Washington ... while food bank shelves were empty.
The Washington Food Fund stepped in to refill food banks after donations disappeared almost overnight, and the need doubled.
Meanwhile, protests and strikes from agricultural workers in Yakima are escalating. The county faces the highest rate of coronavirus infections on the entire West Coast. So Dave Ross...
2020-05-3053 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: $300 Million of Stolen Unemployment Funds RecoveredKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and award-winning reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the possibility of moving to Phase 2 on Monday.
Washington state managed to get $300 million back from scammers who filed fraudulent unemployment claims. But real Washingtonians are still waiting for their payments.
Twitter increased fact-checks on the platform during the coronavirus health crisis. Now, they're fact-checking the president. Dave has an easy solution to this escalating 'censorship' war.
And the Seafair Pirates call in from a remote island to discuss the cancellation of their annual Alki Landing.
2020-05-2909 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Religious Services Resume in WA. Here's What That Looks LikeKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's easing of restrictions on religious gatherings in Washington, after President Trump demanded an immediate reopening nationwide.
Should police continue clearing homeless encampments during the coronavirus crisis? Public comment on a Seattle City Council measure that would restrict clearings, per CDC guidelines, lasted two hours. Dave solves it in 5 minutes.
And new analysis estimates that half of new coronavirus cases in Washington have been in people under 40.
2020-05-2812 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Boeing to Cut Nearly 7,000 More JobsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo are joined by reporter Chris Sullivan, who will tell you everything you need to know about upcoming involuntary layoffs at Boeing - including what severance packages could look like.
A new study cautions against a staggered reopening on June 1st as officials try to balance public health and safety with a devastating economic impact.
And effective immediately, there will be steep fines for businesses that reopen too early or unsafely.
2020-05-2711 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Trump Deems Religious Services 'Essential' - What Would Reopening Look Like?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss what reopening places of worship might look like in practice.
The University of Washington furloughed an additional 4,000 workers, citing financial concerns. Dave asks - did you know that you can go in for your annual checkup now?
States that decided to ease restrictions drew crowds of partygoers and sunbathers this weekend for the unofficial start of summer. Video of a packed pool party at the Lake of the Ozarks drew outrage on social media.
2020-05-2608 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastThe Graduating Class of 2020The Class of 2020 is graduating in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, isolated at home. Non-essential travel is banned. The job market is frozen, and dismal. And beloved rites of passage are either on an indefinite hold, or cancelled entirely.
This week, reporter Aaron Granillo follows how this year's graduates are getting creative with celebrating here in Washington, despite the circumstances.
Kristine White in Everett, WA is a graduating college senior. She reported on the sudden cancellation of her spring semester for her college newspaper, then returned home to her childhood bedroom to finish her classes online. You can read...
2020-05-2334 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Millions Lost to Fraudulent Unemployment ClaimsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo cover the shocking news that hundreds of millions of dollars have been stolen from our state through fraudulent unemployment claims.
Earlier on Seattle's Morning News, Dave spoke with the head of the State Employment Security Department, and he recaps his biggest takeaways from that interview here.
And, as conspiracy theories circulate about the "real" death toll of coronavirus, how can you sort fact from fiction and figure out the true scale of this crisis?
2020-05-2210 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Seafair Cancelled for Summer 2020KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo go over the new and improved contact tracing team, which is seriously ramping up operations.
How are school districts preparing to reopen for fall? Washington state superintendent of public instruction Chris Reykdal gives an update.
And Seafair is cancelled for the first time in 71 years ... but that doesn't mean the organizers (or the pirates) are giving up on the spirit of the festival entirely.
2020-05-2109 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: New Federal Grants for Washington StateKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss two federal grants for Washingtonians: one for Sound Transit, the other for farmers.
A high number of coronavirus cases in Yakima County has agricultural workers striking for hazard pay and more safety measures in fruit-packing plants.
And we've seen a small spike in the number of King County deaths. Yet still no insight from public health about where new cases are originating. What does reopening look like under these conditions?
2020-05-2011 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Trump Takes Hydroxychloroquine / Two Gym Owners Face LawsuitsKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the president's hydroxychloroquine prescription.
Governor Inslee spoke out about his frustration with the federal response to the coronavirus after a shipment of thousands of test swabs appeared to be bulk Q-tips.
And two gyms must close in the next 24 hours or face a state lawsuit, after refusing to follow Washington's 'Stay Home' order and inviting patrons inside.
2020-05-1909 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: A Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Sees Early SuccessKIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss what restaurants will look like when they reopen for dine-in service. A new study indicates that morale is low.
Governor Inslee backed away from an earlier requirement that diners must provide contact information. Now, you won't have to hand over your phone number and email to Washington state public health unless you want to.
Today is the first day that masks are strongly suggested (but, also not required) in public spaces - both indoors and outdoors.
And a vaccine trial in Massachusetts shows promising early results. If everything goes well in...
2020-05-1808 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastSports vs. CoronavirusA stadium emptied in the middle of a game. Entire seasons, not to mention the Summer Olympic Games, postponed or cancelled. This week, follow award-winning reporter Aaron Granillo as he tries to figure out how sports are surviving in a quarantined world.
Michelle Newblom was finishing her senior year at Seattle University when the coronavirus hit. She and her teammates watched in disbelief as their spring track season was cancelled before it could begin. Her written reflection, which she mentions in the episode, is available via the Redhawk Tribune.
KIRO Radio's Chris Sullivan joins to go over the new "coronavirus"...
2020-05-1639 minCOVID-19: Seattle PodcastDAILY: Should Drive-In Theaters Reopen?KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the over $1.5 million in fraudulent unemployment claims that is now putting all unemployment payments on hold for two days.
The CDC releases guidelines for reopening that critics are calling "watered down" after the White House rejected their first (and much longer) draft.
And, should drive-in movie theaters in Washington reopen? It's already happening in Oregon ...
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インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「スプリングスタンプ」「5分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「スプリングスタンプ」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「きみと歩いてゆく」
2020-03-1504 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「パーフェクトルーム」「約3分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「パーフェクトルーム」
作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「ぐるりぐるりん」
2020-02-0402 min
インタビュー すてきスタイル #magcafe at garden朗読「アイスダンス」「約3分間のオーディオブックtime」
シンガーソングライター、magcafe at gardenのkiroが、自身の詩や、コラボレーションしたショートショートなどを朗読。
「アイスダンス」作 シラスアキコ
「レモンエアライン」より
朗読 kiro
音楽 magcafe at garden 「the Baton」
2020-02-0203 min