The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

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!

1pm: Where can people dump their garbage during the strike? Go sit in a long line on the Eastside - or go to Spike's house? // Four-year-old shoots mother by accident. Should the parents be charged with a crime? // Valerie Bertinelli is struggling. Is social media helpful for her or making it worse? // Chuck E. Cheese is trying arcades for adults

12pm: No DUI charges, yet, for the Pierce County commander who caused a rollover crash that injured a family with children. KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins us with the new details. And, the sheriff who appointed him has a DUI in his own past as well. Does it matter? // Puppy revived with Narcan after drug overdose // How do the Brits keep cool? It’s weird! // Mars rock goes up for auction

2pm: KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan asks for the public's feedback on his new look, and also tells us about a major summer road closure. Plus, SDOT is so great, they’ll pay you to ride it?! Well, Spike has already signed up! // Seafair is coming up, and the Blue Angels will be back! Spike lost his lunch flying with them once. // Your texts!

1pm: Jake shares a mother-in-law story from his family's drive out to Montana // KTTH's Jason Rantz on the Island County GOP chair who was prosecuted for not wearing a mask // Should husbands pay their stay-at-home wives a salary? // See something, say something! Judge forces city to shut down LGBTQ nudist beach at Denny Blaine Park.

12pm: Leaving the scene? 'Clearing out' the car? Appearing impaired? KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins us with more information about the major from the Pierce County's Sheriff's department who was arrested after a crash that rolled a car with a family full of children // Local trash haulers strike in support of Boston // Cal Raleigh wins the Home Run Derby // Jake has some problems with the modern home run derby // People getting divorced are setting up gift registries

2pm: State Department bans visas for English punk duo Bob Vylan after Glastonbury performance // How Trump is hindering international artists from playing Seattle // Trump says he’s considering ‘taking away’ Rosie O’Donnell’s US citizenship // Your texts!

4pm: Laura falls onto an e-bike the same weekend Greg witnessed a e-scooter accident, as 1 million Lime rides in June sets a Seattle record // Seattle area hits 90 degrees, a taste of more heat to come this week, so KTTH's Jason Rantz joins the show. Is this wrongful death climate change lawsuit shameful, exploitative political theater? // Ay-o! Remembering Live Aid, 40 years later. // Spike defends Live Aid's fundraising efforts

12pm: Warm weather comes to Seattle. Is Greg's A/C allotment for his kids fair? // At Seattle serial bank robbery suspect’s home, a trove of evidence // A severed toe found in box at Dash Point State Park // A member of the Pierce County Sheriff’s command staff is accused of causing a horrifying rollover DUI crash. KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins us with the details. // Meet the Robot Using AI to Ink Your Next Tattoo. Would Joe Wallace of The John Curley Show let a robot tattoo him?

2pm - A young boy is praised for saving another child from drowning in Everett’s Silver Lake // Washington State may receive $16 million as part of a national opioid settlement // Should AI music compilations be legal? They’re humorous — but what are the legal and ethical implications? // Washington’s First Electrified Ferry launches into service // Recapping Julio’s performance and the M's disappointing loss to the Yankees // A woman is charged in connection with eight bank robberies, allegedly documented in a handwritten crime journal // Your texts!

1pm - At what age should parents stop monitoring their children’s mobile devices? // Washington Sheriff Proposes $1,000 Fine for "reckless hikers" amid a surge in costly and preventable search-and-rescue missions // It’s Free Slurpee Day at 7-Eleven locations across the country

12pm - King County Assessor John Wilson suspends campaign for County Executive following recent legal issues // C89.5 FM at Nathan Hale High School faces potential shutdown due to district budget cuts // Green River College ended its student-run radio program, KGRG, ending a decades-long legacy in college radio // Continued conversation on the state and future of student-run radio stations across Washington // In London, A controversial stage production recreates the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot

2pm - Seattle residents beg city to curb rowdy, noisy Magnuson Park after years of inaction // Opening day announced for Seattle’s Pier 58 featuring jellyfish playground and restored fountain // Bill Nye warns "once-in-100-year" storms could become the norm without fossil fuel ban // Elon Musk wants to launch a competitive third party: The American Party // Canada sees U.S. asylum claims surge as nations harden borders // Spike has been offered dual citizenship with Ireland // Your texts!

1pm - Climate Pledge Arena developer indicted on bid-rigging charges // Coffee prices climb after Donald Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Brazil // Mike Pence slams Trump’s tariffs // Spike saw the new Jurassic Park movie... it was not good // Washington to cover Planned Parenthood funding gap after Trump signs ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

12pm - Shawn Barnes is sworn in as Seattle Police Chief // Why is Chief Barnes spending his weekends out of town? // Seattle bill hikes graffiti fines to $1,500 per violation — is it enough? // Guest: Chris Sullivan on weekend freeway closure // Teen hero saves 11-year-old from drowning at Silver Lake // One-word text leads to lifesaving airlift near Snoqualmie Pass

2pm - Following his farewell performance, Spike reflects on his time meeting  Ozzy Osbourne // is AI music the future? // Should 16 and 17 year olds be able to vote? // Your texts!

1pm - Texas Governor Greg Abbott gives football analogy when asked who is to blame in Texas flood // Earthquakes at Mt. Rainier // Wildfires in Belfair // Older adults outnumber children in a majority of WA counties // Human toe found in gift-wrapped box at Dash Point State Park

12pm - FIRST THINGS FIRST: Popular Seattle "Third Place,"  Little Red Hen faces potential closure,  what does the future of local businesses look like? // Masked ICE raid in White Center // The ideal shower routine 

2pm - Heart moves their Gorge Ampitheater show to Climate Pledge. Which venue is better? // American pride across nation hits record low in 2025 // Teens Guilty of Bullying Could Lose Drivers’ Licenses Under Tennessee Law // IRS says churches can endorse candidates from the pulpit // Your texts!