The Jake Skorheim & Spike O'Neill Show

2pm - Northbound I-5 closed indefinitely near Bellingham due to rockslides // The Oso Landslide was 12 years ago // A local man dies after his car crashes into a river. What should you do if your car submerged? // These new M’s ads are great // Your texts

1pm - Jake gets a depressing email from his local library // How do we feel about driverless semi-trucks? // A fire truck collides with a plane at LaGuardia Airport // Bachelorette suitors are exploring a lawsuit after news that the season won't air

12pm - Suspect with 97 prior arrests taken into custody again after retail theft spree // JSN makes a deal to stay with the Hawks // New AI-powered scooters will keep you in bike lanes // Is ICE coming to Sea-Tac Airport? // Elon Musk offers to pay TSA salaries during shutdown

2pm - FRIDAY FAVORITES! Spike's survival story, Southwest weighs new guidelines, and a warning for Washington from the East Coast // A new Netflix show pairs couples up, but hides their ages // Your texts!

1pm - A family ranch in Eastern Washington is fighting against the state for their land and grazing rights. Teresa and Wade King of King Ranch join The Jake and Spike Show with their attorney Toni Meacham // Other football players talk about how hard it is to play against the Seahawks offensive line // Polymarket is now the official prediction exchange partner of the MLB // World Baseball Classic title game draws record-shattering 10.8 million viewers // Gotta love March Madness: over 99% Of Brackets Busted By The End Of Day One

12pm - Washington State residents are starting to really feel the gas price squeeze // Sound Transit is considering cuts // The Bachelorette gets canceled as video of star Taylor Frankie Paul's domestic violence incident surface. ABC is reportedly losing millions // Chuck Norris has passed away. What's your favorite Chuck Norris joke?

2pm - Washington tax concerns surface as NBA weighs Sonics comeback. Commissioner Adam Silver is meeting with Governor Bob Ferguson before the expansion vote // How much would be too much to pay for the interstate bridge from Washington to Oregon? // Afroman defeats Officer Poundcake in court // ABC cancels The Bachelorette just three days before the season airs over a domestic violence incident // Your texts!

1pm - If you've hired a neighborhood babysitter or a teenage lawn mower, a new law mandating paid vacation and sick leave is causing lots of confusion. Elizabeth New from The Washington Policy Center joins the show with some of the unintended consequences of trying to protect nannies, house cleaners and landscapers // Meta Is Shutting Down Horizon Worlds // Strange figures in cult-like robes at UW last week turned out to just be a guerilla ad campaign for a new pizza place 

12pm - Spike almost got shot by a neighbor while trying to do a good deed // Laura called 911 - unrelated to Spike's incident // Dick's Drive-In gets hit with a class action lawsuit // Governor Ferguson is committed to building the damn bridge across the Columbia — even though it's getting unbelievably expensive. Why is it so hard to estimate the costs of public works projects? // The WNBA is giving their players a big raise

2pm - Should homes get an 'energy score' before you buy? Dawn Baker is the president of the Thurston County Realtors Association, and she joins the show // Plus-size flyers say Southwest is fat shaming them arbitrarily // Your texts!

1pm - More income/millionaire tax discussion — this time, the consequences in New York // Gas prices are still climbing, and Joe Kent resigns and says Iran posed ‘no imminent threat’ // Podcast producer Aaron Mason joins us to talk about the finale of Gardens of Evil, his podcast about a cult that stars our very own Laura // Spokane's 'Pig Out In The Park' event is no more. Spike and his band played the event last year

12pm - Thurston could become the first county in the U.S. to mandate energy assessment before home sales // Vandal causes $240K in damage to Chihuly glass museum at Seattle Center // Tinder launches a new double date feature // How are we liking Washington’s new anti litter animal?

2pm - Jake is usually against public employee strikes…but a meter maid strike is fine. We stand with the maids!! // Seattle ramps up efforts to create more shelter beds and housing options before the World Cup. Jake and Spike have a better idea - cold, hard cash $$$ // Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter, joins us to talk about ferry line cutting jerks // Your texts!

1pm - Starbucks is eyeing more office space in Tennessee than previously announced // Starbucks workers end their strike as the store Mayor Wilson protested outside shuts down // Two celebrities launch new drink products. Are we betting on success, or failure? // As America phases out the penny, are you rounding up or down?

12pm - Happy St Patrick’s Day! // Governor Ferguson says he's excited to “help” bring the Sonics back. Please don’t! // Climate Pledge Arena already has locker rooms ready to go — at the expense, apparently, of the Seattle Storm // Jake tried to make St Patrick’s Day magical for his kids — and ruined it instead! // Jerry O'Connell funny story about being attacked by wife and daughters on election night. Just pull the whole thing, there is a swear that needs bleeping

2pm: Friday Favorites! A miracle survival story, a fantastic finish and a feud // State House Representative Travis Couture joins us to clarify whether Trump's cuts to federal assistance programs is to blame for Washington's new millionaires tax // Texts 

1pm: Seahawks manager John Schneider says the new millionaires tax will "sting" during recruiting // NYPD Chief talks about his viral photo chasing after bomb thrower // Folks raise money after a Ring camera video of an elderly man delivering food goes viral // A all-glass, TV-screen basketball court turns out to be a terrible idea

12pm: Spike is back! // Snow day! But not for Jake's kids // Woman talks to FOX 13 about how frustrating DOL was when her identity stolen in a data breach - that they didn't alert anyone about // Governor Ferguson releases a statement on the new millionaires tax blaming Trump // Jon Scholes, President of the Downtown Seattle Association on the State of Downtown and a report card for our new mayor // Possible new Nancy Guthrie evidence found by "independent searcher" and livestreamed on YouTube

2pm - Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, joins us with an update on the bills that are flying through and dropping dead in the state legislature // We're not getting microchipped! // Jason Rantz from 770 Seattle Red joins us to talk about the Malcom in the Middle reboot, a show he knows better than the Bible // Your texts!

1pm - Traffic in downtown Seattle goes down, and vacant office space goes up. The Downtown Seattle Association gave a 'State of Downtown' this week. Let's hear what they said about business taxes! // Brandi Kruse, Jonathan Choe and Ari Hoffman were denied press passes by a federal judge // Kelly Clarkson explains what winning $1 million really means on TV

12pm - In the aftermath of a huge storm, one person has died from a falling tree and thousands are without power. And it's not quite over yet // We are #1…for tech layoffs! // Autonomous vehicles // A new Worker's Bill of Rights was signed into law to protect landscapers, nannies and house cleaners. Will this ultimately be good or bad for the workers it’s designed to protect? // Retired Air Force general and UFO researcher goes missing in New Mexico

2pm - Iran will not play in World Cup // Charge batteries, prepare for a gnarly afternoon commute. And don’t even think about going across the passes. A blizzard is on the way // Howard Schultz is leaving Seattle // Uber launches a women-only feature // Your texts!