The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

2pm - Our Friday Faves! // Have you been to the movies recently? We rant and rave about what's currently in theaters // Your texts!

1pm - Best Buys are still around? We chat about the survival of different big-store businesses //  Man involved in shooting in Bellevue outside of a Best Buy is not arrested // Why Spike thinks animals should be armed and his other unusual thoughts on hunting // Following the death of Hulk Hogan, Spike shares an interaction he had with the late pro-wrestler

12pm - Recapping our interview with the lady suing The Blue Angels over the untimely death of her cat // WSDOT's fun marketing strategy // Dogs riding for free on the light rail? // What's the right way to discipline your child? // Jake sees a Dick’s sign pop up at a closed down Snohomish burger stand // Driver arrested after going 130 mph across I-90 floating bridge

2pm - Lauren Lombardi, who is suing The Blue Angels over the untimely death of her cat and for banning her from commenting on their Instagram account, joins us with her lawyer Nacim Bouchtia to argue her case // Your texts!

1pm - Kids these days!! Jake notices some interesting clothing attire on young women while out to dinner // Southpark goes after Trump //  Is Colbert's late night show being canceled the "end of democracy?"

12pm - FIRST THINGS FIRST // New tolls are coming to 167. Spike got hit with a ton of fines, accidentally // Locals are upset with megaphone street preachers outside the Mariners games // Horrible, Redmond man kept a body in a suitcase so he could steal the guys money // A Cleveland Browns cameraman fell into the water. Jake thinks it was on purpose

2pm - Seattle woman sues Blue Angels, says military jets terrorized her dying cat and silenced her online // Jake’s wedding anniversary is today // Your texts!

1pm - A 911 operator wins a big settlement from the City of Seattle over her firing during COVID for not getting vaccinated // Tim Eyman says he's not paying his car tabs if they cost more than $30, and is driving around with them expired // Sheriff Keith Swank strikes again, and this time, tells people not to worry about renewing their tabs // Random Karen tries to stop man from parking in parking lot of a company that he owns because she doesn’t like what he’s wearing and doesn’t realize he’s the CEO

12pm - Bryan Kohberger was sentenced this morning to four life terms. These were the two times he flinched as he was forced to listen to victim impact statements from the families // Could WSDOT ease traffic on I-5 for commuters? Jake is convinced there's a way to end this Month of Hell a little faster // ‘Say no to Blue Angels,’ new billboard says in Seattle

2pm - Trump weighs in on Kohberger plea deal ahead of sentencing, pushes for motive explanation. As documentaries abound, what's off about the true crime genre today? // Coke confirms cane sugar change. RFK Jr. calls it a MAHA win. Is it? // Costco switches from Pepsi to Coca-Cola at food courts nationwide // Spooky season is here - yes, in July?! Nearly half of Halloween shoppers plan to buy items before October // Why don't we see trick-or-treaters anymore? // Your texts!

1pm - Introducing Mandi Bossard! // In-N-Out owner says she is leaving California // Trump posts fake video showing Obama arrest. Just how far will AI go? // Woodland Park Zoo to hold its first adults-only play day. What else would you like to do without kids? // Is Disney for adults?

12pm - KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy on a mountain lion attack of a 4-year-old on Hurricane Ridge // In an effort to avoid I-5, Spike takes light rail into work, and Mandi gets trapped by Google Maps. Is this our life for the next month? // Alleged arsonist caught because he littered with a Dick’s bag // Thief’s appetite for Hot-N-Ready pizza leads Lynnwood police to arrest // Ozzy Osbourne has died. Spike shares stories, memories and photos of his visit with The Bob Rivers Show

2pm: Jake's "morning routine" starts to kick in while he is still stuck in I-5's Month from Hell traffic. Spike has excellent advice for finding bathrooms on the road // Should this Airbnb host have to return money to an upset guest who saw a Trump sign on the property and left? // Science has proven that Fred Durst has one of the sexiest voices out there. Do you agree? How would Jake and Spike ran // Your Texts!

1pm: Spokane hiker goes viral for seeking ‘women to hike with :)’ // Don’t tell Washington about this new tax in Oregon, we'll see it here pretty quick // WNBA players wear "Pay Us What You Owe Us" t-shirts in protest // The CEO caught on the Coldplay Kiss Cam having an alleged affair has resigned // Chris Martin now warns the audience that they are going to be on screen

12pm: How was your morning commute? With the I-5 express lane closure, Jake and Spike's drive time doubled this morning // Spike saw lots of lane splitting today // Someone stole a fire truck in Everett and went on a joyride smashing a bunch of cars, and seems to have gotten away with it. Jake has an alternative. // KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Prophet Chris Sullivan joins us to report on day one for commuters during I-5's Month from Hell // A small plane crashes into the water near Mukilteo, and bystanders assist with the rescue.

2pm: Friday Favorites! Quirky 'vintage' commercials, separating the art from the artist and an unbeatable father-son moment. // A city council president in Pennsylvania says at a public meeting he killed someone when he was a kid and got away with it?! // Your Texts!

1pm: Mount Rainier is rumbling with hundreds of earthquakes. Should you be worried? // As the Coldplay concert embrace goes mega-viral, we debate: why do people cheat? // A documentary about Balloon Boy is out now on Netflix. Jake knows what he's watching tonight! 

12pm: We've got the black box from the Air India Crash, and it's raising even more questions. Should we put cameras in commercial aircraft cockpits? // PBS and NPR lose their government funding // CBS is canceling Stephen Colbert’s Late Show.  Could the Trump Administration have something to do with that?

2pm: Former King County Sheriff John Urquhart comments on Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank's advice to never take a field sobriety test // Cal Raleigh, the Big Dumper, endorses Honey Bucket // New Superman movie inspires boom in dog adoptions. What time is the right time for a family to get a pet, and is Jake's family ready? // Your texts!

1pm: Boeing, Alaska Airlines settle their billion-dollar lawsuit with passengers after door plug blowout // Shane Gillis' host routine sparked controversy at the ESPY Awards. Jake, Spike and Laura sample some of the jokes — and decide, Grin or Groan? // Some real groaners from Gillis test our game

12pm: Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank tells KIRO listeners NOT to do field sobriety tests on The Gee and Ursula Show. Good advice, bad messenger? // The Month of Hell starts on I-5 this weekend. So we humbly approach KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Prophet Chris Sullivan to get his best tips on avoiding the bumper-to-bumper traffic that he predicts will stretch up to Alderwood Mall. // The NBA is trying to get our hopes up for the Sonics, with absolutely no timeline.

2pm: It's the hottest day of the year so far! Be safe out there // Starbucks takes aim at remote work, says some employees may need to relocate to headquarters // Ticket resale pricing is out of control // James Patterson co-authors a book about the Idaho Four // Your texts!