The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

2pm - FRIDAY FAVORITES! Everybody wants to be a cat, a motorcycle accident and a lemonade stand in Ohio // Viral Olympic Breakdancer 'Raygun' Stars In New Netflix Documentary // Last Call

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. ‎Luigi Mangione Admits Shooting Health Care Executive as He Pleads Guilty in Federal Court // 2. Battle between surrogate who delivered a baby against the wishes of the parents // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Sound Transit costs soar to infinity and beyond // Feeding time: Illinois power all winner 1.4 billion…what’s the first thing you’d do?

12pm - Jake was stuck in completely stopped traffic this morning for what we thought was a person in crisis dangling over I-5 off an overpass. Turns out, it was a stunt from a 25-year-old // Sound Transit's extension to West Seattle pushed back again. QUESTION OF THE DAY:  Help us come up with a new logo for Sound Transit! // Renton is covering Flock cams with garbage bags // Seahawks agreed to sign cornerback with eight felony charges

2pm - Will a DUI that happened two days ago keep a local candidate in Tacoma from winning her race? // Free meals are coming to all Seattle Public Schools this fall, and Seattle's free preschool program expands // 61 cats have now been rescued off the boat in Tacoma. Animal Control Officer Brittany Kirsch joins the show! // Last Call

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1.  WNBA league task force discussing transgender athletes but didn’t not arrive at a decision. Please find audio too // 2. Mamdani wants to pass delivery protection act on Amazon drivers. Wondering if you think this should also be done locally? // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Who do you trust more, Mayor Katie Wilson or the Seattle Police? A recall wants to remove the mayor over public safety concerns // Feeding time: Wildlife officials fear for Jimothy

12pm - ‘She’s failed this city miserably’: Melinda Jacobson, who has filed a petition to recall Mayor Wilson, joins The Jake and Spike Show // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Who do you trust more, Mayor Wilson or the Seattle Police? // Sound Transit wants to move some money around. Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter, joins us with the eye-popping number increase // Hopefully from this interview, kid has lemonade stand to save for buying flock of sheep

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Polls Got it Wrong in Wisconsin as "human error" delays Milwaukee vote count // 2. A Catering Truck and a Decoy Plane: How Trump’s Great Escape Unfolded // 3. Summer’s Strongest Meteor Shower Is Peaking. Here’s How to Watch. // QUESTION OF THE DAY: What do we think of the DSA? // Feeding time: There's A Rumor Earth Will Lose Gravity For 7 Seconds On August 12, 2026, Killing Millions Of People

12pm - SPD detective says someone is lying about delaying the Bite of Seattle shooting press conference for dignitaries // The mayor didn’t turn her camera on during an emergency call in the aftermath of the shooting, says Council Member Deborah Juarez // Question of the Day: Why is the Washington state superintendent posting in support of the Democratic Socialists of America? // Bob Stelton survives a hit and run — and the police won't help // Cal Raleigh accepts blame for this Mariners season: "I'm awful"

2pm - A public safety interrogation from Seattle City Council over the Bite of Seattle shooting // The number of cats living on an abandoned boat has doubled overnight // A man is living inside a billboard to promote a new Netflix movie. Spike speaks from experience when he offers his advice // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown // Trump issues new vaccine rules, and blames autism // Texts from Dr. Fauci phone show questions about vaccines and pregnancy // QUESTION OF THE DAY: What criteria would you use if you were starting fresh and picking a state to live in? // Feeding time: Cheese banks in Italy are melting. Also, what’s a cheese bank? // Fancy new stadium has plenty of obstructed views, fans complain

12pm - Interim police chief faces inquisition from Seattle City Council, 2 weeks after shooting at Seattle Center // WalletHub ranks the states. What criteria would you use if you were starting fresh and picking a state?  WA ranks dead last in safety. QUESTION OF THE DAY:  What criteria do you use for picking a state? // Inspired by Minneapolis, dozens of e-scooter and e-bike riders take over downtown Seattle streets // The Gates Foundation makes a big donation to UW

2pm - Jason Rantz joins us from a cab in NYC to talk about the local judge who tossed income initiatives language lawsuit // Seahawks hosted a free agent with eight felony charges. Can you root for a guy like that? // Last Call

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. ‎Death toll mounts as workers search collapsed buildings after powerful tremor // 2. Iran Says U.S. Must Meet These Six Demands If Strait of Hormuz Is to Reopen // 3. Spokesman for Zuckerberg‘s yacht says it did not hear Maritime call from small vessel in Alaska // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Your travel horror stories with kids! // Feeding time: Elderly couple skates in closing Portland mall for the last time, and thousands watch // Guest swallows a fly live on air

12pm - Man accused of starting fires in Spokane also started 25 others // Flight is canceled after a child refuses to be seated // Jake recaps the misadventures on his family vacation in Montana // How 30 cats survived on abandoned boat in Tacoma

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown // Do Student Cellphone Bans Improve Academic Achievement? No, says a new study // Meta hit with half-billion dollar fine, compared by a judge to 'polluting factory' // QUESTION OF THE DAY:  Should cellphones be banned in schools? // Feeding time: The Mariners celebrate 50 seasons

12pm - Man accused of starting Old Trails Fire in Spokane responsible for 25 others // Man pulls up to stranger’s house in golf cart to light garage on fire // Kennewick firefighters rescue kittens trapped in house fire; use pet oxygen masks // I thought I was just getting older. It sucked. Then an MRI revealed a pituitary tumor. Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, tells his story before he heads into surgery // WA Supreme Court waives bar exam requirement for many after snafu

2pm - Sydney Sweeney hands out meals to Spokane wildfire victims // WA attorney general urges caution when donating to wildfire victims // How Amazon, Microsoft and other local companies are responding to Washington state wildfires // Greg and Spike debate just how much climate change is a factor in this wildfire season // 22-year-old Washingtonian Lucas Jumalon wins it all at World Series of Poker Main Event // Last Call

12pm - Heat, wind threaten progress made against WA wildfires // Governor Ferguson invites Trump administration to WA to view wildfire damage // QUESTION OF THE DAY: What do you think it takes to be a Pacific Northwest local? Greg quizzes the audience with iconic soundbites // Some Seattle Homeowners Will Soon Be Able To Stop Unwanted Purchase Offers // Spike, Greg and Laura take a quiz on the lineup of young artists at Capitol Hill Block Party this weekend

2pm - Lessons from the primary election results. Does the Republican party in WA need to break from Trump? // Witness recounts seeing Spokane arson suspect minutes before wildfires spark // Cle Elum passed a data center ban. One might be built there anyway // Charlie Harger's primary ballot almost stayed sitting on the microwave. If a politics nerd is cramming, the August primary isn’t working // Last Call

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. El-Sayed’s Win in Michigan leads to a conversation about a nation of extremes // 2.  Iran is trying to hack our water supply // 3.  In the Museum of America: A Costco rotisserie chicken // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Is it uncomfortable or even inappropriate to talk politics? Do you ask people how they voted? // Feeding time: Mariners celebrate ‘Hot Jimothy Summer’ with special night honoring viral raccoon - so popular, that tickets sold out

12pm - QUESTION OF THE DAY: Is it uncomfortable or even inappropriate to talk politics? Ask people if they voted, or how they voted? // Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, has been closely following the trends emerging from Washington's primary races: Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson-backed progressive candidates fall short // WA Democrats face no backlash for ‘millionaires tax’ // Tight race: Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez edges John Braun by 263 votes in WA-3 primary // Witness recounts seeing Spokane arson suspect minutes before wildfires spark // Private Drones Continue To Hamper Fire Fighting Efforts in Spokane // Carey Mulligan Bans Music at Home Despite Being Married to Musician Marcus Mumford