The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

2pm - FRIDAY FAVORITES! Local treasures and a raging bison // Only one theater in Washington state can show the full 70 mm print of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Lightning strikes from our big thunderstorm spark new wildfires // 2.  They found the source of the diarrhea parasite! // 3. Trump claims China interfered in the 2020 election during primetime speech - that almost no network aired // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Do we want the Blue Angels at Seafair? // Check the feeds! Company claims man was stuck in the porta potty was retrieving a bottle of Mountain Dew

12pm - Jimothy, the deformed raccoon running around Ballard, takes social media by storm // Blue Angels fly low over spectators in Pensacola, Florida, but will not be investigated. They still plan on flying at SeaFair — should they? // Striking hotel workers in Seattle seek unemployment benefits // Professional poker player from Spokane makes it in the World Series of Poker lead at the final table // Jake has a poker group, that Dori Monson used to be a part of 

2pm - Quinn Brown, the 19-year-old in Portland who found a legendary Lakers player's jacket in the Goodwill bins // KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan on a very special 14th anniversary. And left lane camping! What counts?! // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Trump fires new US attorney within an hour, and Patty Murray not happy // 2. Texas Hill Country flooding — catastrophic déjà vu near Kerrville // 3. Smoke from Canadian wildfires moves into US // QUESTION OF THE DAY: What’s the greatest treasure you’ve found at a Goodwill or yard sale? // Check the feeds! A man gets stuck in a port-a-potty and has a viral video being rescued by firefighters

12pm - Big thunderstorm in the Puget Sound! Jake saw people taking videos of lightning while DRIVING // Judge lets nude park remain open, but orders city to stop the lewd behavior // Teenager finds a basketball jersey at the Goodwill bins for 3 dollars. Now it’s up for auction at Sotheby's // Laminated advice for a happy marriage? Charlie Harger from Seattle's Morning News has the story, and Jake and Spike add their own advice! // Governor Ferguson to make filling out the FAFSA form a graduation requirement

2pm - Is this Michigan candidate faking her accent? // Why won't Governor Ferguson commit to no new taxes? // Captain 'Sully' Sullenberger has Alzheimer’s. Let’s grab a couple of clips from the miracle on the Hudson news stories // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown: 1. Daylight Saving Time reform passes the House // 2.  New York governor issues the nation's first statewide moratorium on data centers // 3. Trump teases really big news ahead of prime time speech // QUESTION OF THE DAY: The audience interprets Spike's dream. And what factors do you consider when buying a house? // Stay away from fresh produce for about a week, says a doctor. And we get a gut check from Jake, who recently enjoyed Taco Bell

12pm - Spike flies for the first time // Governor Ferguson rallies for the millionaires tax. Is K-12 education really at stake? // Where our cities rank nationally for first time home buyers // This political candidate in Michigan is hilarious. But not a witch! // Correcting the record on Sandeep being a paid consultant of Senator Pedersen

2pm - Hannah Sabio-Howell, the progressive candidate challenging longtime incumbent Senator Jamie Pedersen, joins us in studio! // The grandpa attacked by a bison in Yellowstone has kind words for the bison // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown: 1. Fatal ICE shooting in Biddeford, Maine // 2. The FIFA World Cup Semifinals are upon us, and will be hosted in the US? How 'bout those ref calls? // 3. States sue to block merger of Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Where there's smoke, is there fire? Investigating fraud at Somali daycares in Washington // Private pre-K centers are upset about public funding

12pm - No felony charges for the person accused of an attempted baby kidnapping at Pike Place Market // Possible daycare fraud in Washington state leads to our question of the day: is there smoke to this fire? // Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio Senior Traffic Reporter with a cautionary ferry tale and a Revive I-5 update // Costco warns plant buyers of invasive species // Authorities investigate Taco Bell and lettuce as cyclosporiasis outbreak surges. Guess where Jake just ate?

Chelan wildfires continue // Young couple is at a crossroads. Do they stay in Seattle, which they love, or move so that they can afford to have children? // A parasite that causes explosive diarrhea is spreading // Last Call 

The 1 O'clock Rundown - Lindsey Graham dies unexpectedly, and the FBI is investigating. His sister will finish his Senate term // McConnell announces Senate return after hospitalization…soon // US will take control of Strait of Hormuz, charge for shipping, Trump says // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Wild encounters with wild animals! // Spike and Jake present what is most commonly popping up on their social media feeds - and Shaquille O'Neil is involved

Bison launches Washington man into the air at Yellowstone // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Have you had a crazy wild animal encounter? // Seahawks have a new owner. Could they leave the city? Mike Salk from The Brock and Salk Show joins to give us all the details // Man gets $100,000 bail for attempted child kidnapping. I would like this number to be higher.

2pm - GUEST: Leo Perales (Councilmember, District 3) on the Pasco council vote to oppose Ferguson‘s income tax // What's hidden in the initiative to repeal WA's income (millionaires) tax — former law professor op-ed // Rehashing the Seattle City Council pushing back against Katie Wilson tax // Friday Favorites // Last Call

1pm - The 1 O'clock Rundown: 1. Ryanair passenger nearly sucked out of plane mid-flight // 2. Trump lets bipartisan housing bill become law without his signature // 3.  Graham Platner still hasn't officially withdrawn from Maine Senate race // QUESTION OF THE DAY: If you were going to start a new business, what city would you start it in and for what reason? // Cole Young's mom wishes he'd challenged the final strike // Dan Wilson // The Mariners offer a solution to midseason slump? 

12pm - GUEST Luke Duecy on the jet passenger who was nearly sucked out of a window mid-flight — it's a Boeing // Seattle City Council pushes back against Katie Wilson tax — how will Wilson/supporters respond? // Seattle last place for major startup hubs // (TEASE) QUESTION OF THE DAY: If you were going to start a new business, what city would you start it in and for what reason? // Washington's wildlife overpass — how many bears has the costly I-90 Snoqualmie bridge actually benefited?

2pm - GUEST: Kent Loux, SPOG president // Seattle mayor turns off Stadium District surveillance cameras day after World Cup ends // Two Hours? Too Long! Ideal Movie Length Is Shrinking for Americans // Last Call - Your Texts!

1pm - The 1 O’clock Rundown - the biggest headlines from coast to coast: 1. US strikes on Iran // 2. NYC high-rise collapse scare // 3. Graham Platner / Maine Senate race // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Would you let your kids ride an e-scooter or e-bike? // An airport divorce might save your relationship

12pm - Boy, 14, dies after crashing on electric bike at I-5 Colonnade Park // GUEST: Luke Duecy visited the scene of the accident // State superintendent proposes new required course for graduation // 7/11 suing for a planned Nike release

2pm - Glee and snark in Europe after Belgium knocks U.S. out of World Cup // Spike and Jake remember their bet for toilet paper. What did you hoard during the pandemic? // Work Zone cameras are on, and warnings have turned into fines. Our interview with Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio Senior Traffic Reporter, on the new rules of the road // Your texts!