The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

Chuck Jordan is a bounty hunter who is the President of the National Association of Fugitive Recovery Agents and CEO of his own private intelligence agency Actionable Intelligence Group. He joins us with his expert analysis of Nancy Guthrie's apparent abduction from her home in Arizona // Sam Darnold is asked about his favorite things that aren't football // Coach Kubiak heads to The Raiders. He apparently taught Sam Darnold to start his days early // Your texts!

We speculate on the bizarre, apparent abduction case of Nancy Guthrie // Jake bags on WSDOT a lot, but this is a pretty solid thing they did for a family who just about lost everything // End of an era: Eddie Bauer looks like it’s closing down // Jason Rantz from Seattle Red 770: Washington Democrats fought for college athletes just so they could tax them // A new version of The Muppets Show debuts tonight, starring Sabrina Carpenter

Looking ahead to the Super Bowl weekend // Dang, this weather is warm! Jake and Spike have a shared addiction to their weather app // New bill would make it easier for politicians to spend CCA money on whatever they like // Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, joins us to share the heart wrenching story of a couple going through cancer trials and staying strong by watching the Seahawks together // How to get into the Super Bowl without paying $10,000: A veteran fan’s 4-step strategy

2pm - Rod Mar, official photographer for the Seahawks, joins the show to share some of his favorite images over the years and the 'inside-football' in Santa Clara with the team, just a week before the Super Bowl // Aaron Mason, podcast producer extraordinaire and former KIRO Nights host, on his new podcast that stars Laura as a voice actor

1pm - TMZ claims they've received a possible ransom note for Nancy Guthrie // Ferguson says he can’t support WA Millionaires' Tax without changes // Spike decries a widening wealth gap // Washington's state tax on cigarettes are going way up // Melinda Gates is asked about Bill Gates being in the Epstein files, an allegedly trying to medicate her for an STI without her knowledge

12pm - Claudia Balducci talked to John Curley about the new light rail expansion across the I-90 floating bridge, that will apparently 'market itself!' // Transit riders can soon pay a new way // The morning commute is intolerable. Laura drove the route yesterday and came up with a possible solution for Jake and Spike's misery // A state Senate resolution honors Cal Raleigh — right before sticking it to him and other professional athletes with the introduction of the Millionaires Tax // Savannah Guthrie‘s mom is missing in what local police are calling an apparent abduction

2pm - GUEST-Luke Duecy teaches us about our favorite Seahawks // It's okay... no one knows Quantum Mechanics, not even a professor who teaches it // Your texts!

1pm - Jake's new family pet... a bearded dragon! // Reacting to speeches at the Grammy's // Mariners are making news during the Seattle Seahawks big week

12pm - Paul Allen Estate says not so fast on Seahawks Sale/ Is Groundhog day a top 5 comedy of all time? // Auburn mom pulls kid out of school following Friday's protest // More on protests at schools

2pm - Our Friday Favorite is the inimitable Catherine O'Hara, who passed away unexpectedly today at the age of 71. Jake, Spike and Laura all look back on their favorite moments of O'Hara in TV and film that span generations // Breaking news: The Seahawks are up for SALE?!  // The Ship Canal Bridge is installing speed zone cameras in a zone where traffic makes it impossible to go faster than 35 mph // Your texts!

1pm - Seattle ordered to pay $30 million in CHOP teen's death // Journalist Don Lemon has been arrested after he covered a Minnesota church protest // The Seattle Police Officers Guild releases a statement against Mayor Wilson's directive to local officers on how to work (or rather, NOT work) with federal ICE agents // New video emerges of Alex Pretti spitting at ICE agents days before he was fatally shot

12pm - A strange bet between mayors over the Super Bowl // National Shutdown: Seattle-area businesses close and fundraise // Mayor Katie Wilson does not want SPD to work with ICE // UW student vandals allowed back to campus after destroying $1 million worth of equipment in the engineering department // Why it's important to make your bed every day

2pm - New bill will make it harder to close grocery stores // Victoria Beckham scores biggest-selling single of the week with 19,415 percent surge for ‘Not Such An Innocent Girl’ after drama with her son Brooklyn // Your texts!

1pm - Macklemore encourages participating in a national walkout over ICE // Springsteen Releases ‘Streets of Minneapolis,’ a Song Protesting ICE // The pope says don’t spend time with your AI girlfriend // Cal Raleigh made sure to be at Rick Rizzs' retirement announcement

12pm - Seattle Times got the (terrible) data on I-5 traffic that WSDOT said would never change their minds // Finally, more Starbucks coming soon. Didn’t they just close a bunch of locations? // Sea-Tac's "S-E-A" rebrand isn't landing well with some locals. Let’s defend Tacoma // Charlie Harger from Seattle's Morning News evaluates the 3 bills in Olympia that want to stop the 'boy in the tent' story from ever happening again // Study shows complaining is bad for you. It’s all about attitude

2pm - ‘Why is this a one-size-fits-all policy?’: Washington lawmakers debate 32-hour work week // King County cracks down on repeat retail theft // Pierce County woman made as much as $900K selling stolen Lululemon merchandise, cops say // Starbucks is climbing back up // Starbucks ignored maggots, safety concerns, ex-VP lawsuit claims // Your texts!

1pm - WSDOT representatives join the show to address Jake's petition to open the southbound express lanes for the morning commute. We're joined by Tom Pearce, spokesperson for WSDOT, and Mike Swires, assistant regional administrator for traffic // “Pay Your Tabs or Else”: Washington lawmakers escalate enforcement amid car tab revolt // We try Spike's Irish vegetable soup!

12pm - Jake and Spike see someone doing drugs right outside our station doors // KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins the show to talk about today's historic wave of Amazon layoffs // Amazon closing Fresh and Go stores as it expands Whole Foods // A secret source leaked a draft of the Millionaire's Tax bill to Charlie Harger from Seattle's Morning News // Will the ‘Melania’ documentary be an opening weekend flop?

Renton mayor says they will NEVER assist ICE. Governor FERG preps for legal fights over ICE tactics. Marriage convo… how do we set expectations… // Your texts!

Coach Mike on his famous quote. BTS Rams/Hawks drama with Kill that led to the amazing comeback earlier this season. It costs more to host a Super Bowl party in Seattle // 
GUEST: Shannon Drayer on the retirement of broadcaster Rick Rizz // Bird Noise of the Day

Rick Rizzs is retiring, The express lane and I-5 closure debacle // GUEST: Sully on his e-bike story // We have discovered the Holy Grail of electric car batteries

2pm - More talk about a second shooting of an American citizen in Minnesota by ICE agents // Two ferries are out of service. One of them is the Wenatchee…but it’s only for a bent propeller. Or is it? // Climate Commitment Act costs can now be shown on your utility bills // Homeowners are sacrificing their yards instead of moving // Your texts!

1pm - Spike could go to the Super Bowl. But are the tickets worth the price? // Woman stabbed near trail in Redmond // Another tragic shooting in Minneapolis, this time of a nurse at the VA // John Curley had seats at the 50-yard-line for the Seahawks win last night // There's a bunch of cheaters in our state, apparently

12pm - Seahawks will head to the Super Bowl! // With winter storms around the country, let's preserve the sanctity of snow days // We recap highlights and taunting from the NFC Championship game with Mike Lefko from Seattle Sports // The case of “Missing the Beat”

2pm - FRIDAY FAVORITES! Three viral stories from the week: the entire student section gets kicked out of a local basketball game, a historic Seahawks moment, and a squawking Karen // The Seahawks are doing what politics can’t, uniting Seattle together. Charlie Harger from Seattle's Morning News joins us with tales of a healing fracture thanks to the power of football // Your texts!