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Organizers of a the new live storytelling series, Pivot, join the program to talk about their new series in Spokane, modeled on New York City’s The Moth. Then, reporter Chad Sokol offers some insight on his Sunday story from a few weeks back lo
Author Leyna Krow stops by the show to talk about her new short story collection, "I'm Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking," in bookstores now! Then, we're joined by Boise bureau reporter Betsy Russell to catch up on the goings-on in the Idaho L
We say goodbye to cohost Nathan Weinbender by playing a final round of “Wake Up and Answer It!,” our ongoing trivia contest. We also check in with veteran political reporter Jim Camden on a recent federal ruling striking down President Donald T
How hard is it to come to America legally? The answer to that question is in flux under new President Donald Trump. Rachel Alexander and Kai Teoh developed the Spokesman's Sunday coverage of immigration, and Rachel joins the show this week to t
Reporter Eli Francovich (Twitter: twitter.com/elijah_nicholas)joins the show to talk about Spokane's response to the Donald Trump inauguration and the Women's March on Saturday. Then, Nathan and Kip share their thoughts on the absurdist sitcom
We’ve had snowcover in Spokane since Dec. 9, thanks to a wave of winter weather and subfreezing temperatures. Nathan and Kip chat about the wintry conditions, and where the snow will go when it melts this week. Then, we share our thoughts on th
In our first episode back from a long winter’s break, we chat with Gonzaga beat writer Jim Meehan (Twitter: twitter.com/srjimm) about the Zags’ historic undefeated start, Rachel Alexander (Twitter: twitter.com/rachelwalexande) shares her experi
What do the death of the Great Barrier Reef, bikini-clad coffeemakers and concealed weapons have in common? Then, Nathan and Kip answer all your lingering questions about “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” chief among them: Is it worth seeing? We
Will Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers take a job in Donald Trump's administration? If she does, the move promises to shake up local government in a big way. Then, Nathan and Kip offer their pop culture endorsements for 2016. Segments:1:17 McMorri
What are the ramifications of Spokane County Commissioners voting to outlaw outdoor marijuana farms for six months? Reporter Chad Sokol joins us to discuss. Then, South Park is celebrating the finale of its 20th season this week. Is the creatio
Spokane Valley reporter Pia Hallenberg joins the program to chat about a proposed utility tax, possible renaming and other developments. Then, Nathan and Kip break down the latest Billboard Hot 100 Top 10. Is there anything worth listening to o
Cougs beat writer Jacob Thorpe (https://twitter.com/JacobThorpeSR) previews the 109th edition of the Apple Cup, as the rival Cougs and Huskies battle for a Pac 12 title game berth. Then, Nathan and Kip dive deep into "Black Mirror" and the tech
Veteran political reporter Jim Camden joins the show once more to talk Election Night 2016. Who voted for Trump in Spokane, and where? How was this election different than those in the past? Where do the results leave us in state government? Th
What’s the future of virtual reality gaming? Kip posed that question on his trip to Cyan Worlds last week in Mead, and fellow Spokesman staffers/gamers Kai Teoh and Dan Gayle join the program to discuss their thoughts. Then, Nathan and Kip caug
Columnist Shawn Vestal joins the program this week to talk about all the development occurring downtown. What's next for the Ridpath? And the Otis? Then, Nathan and Kip chat about the controversial pick of Bob Dylan to win this year's Nobel Pri
It’s an all election special as editor Jonathan Brunt joins the program to profile the top local races on your 2016 ballot. Then, Nathan and Kip chat about the best depictions of politicians on Saturday Night Live, and whether the show ever ele
Opinion page editor Gary Crooks joins us to talk about the Spokesman's endorsement of Hillary Clinton, and the general process of endorsements and editorial writing. Then, Nathan and Kip break their tie in the ongoing trivia competition Wake Up
Should you add creepy clowns to your list of Halloween fears? Reporter Jonathan Glover joins the show for the second consecutive week to share what he found out about this year’s trending seasonal nightmare. Then, Nathan and Kip chat about the
In August 1951, 11-year-old Marjorie Dunston could only look on, powerlessly, as her four siblings aged 5 to 8 died in a Deep Creek house fire. Reporter Jonathan Glover was with Dunston as she reclaimed the ashes of her family members earlier t
We’re on the road this week, chatting with students at Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication about their podcast listening habits and journalistic aspirations. Then, with the first presidential debate behind us
Gary Graham (Twitter: https://twitter.com/GLgraham), the Spokesman-Review’s managing editor since 2008, visits the show to talk about a four-decade career in journalism and what he’ll miss most about the newsroom. Then, Nathan and Kip brave the
Erick Hansen arrived in Spokane in 2007 with promises of revitalizing downtown with a destination employer. Last week, he was sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud. Kip will review the strange case that i
Reporter Chad Sokol (Twitter: https://twitter.com/chadaustinsokol) has the details on the University of Idaho’s enforcement of an alochol ban at its football games. Did fans enter the stadium dry? Then, Nathan and Kip give you some pop culture
Jess Walter (twitter: https://twitter.com/1JessWalter) closes out our Summer Story series with his short piece, “Into the Woods,” and some suggestions on how to make our podcast better. Then, Nathan and Kip chat about the most recent cultural p
Reporter Jim Camden (Twitter: https://twitter.com/jcamden) shares the story behind his Sunday piece on a murder case involving drugs, illegal immigration and domestic violence. Then, author Stephanie Oakes (Twitter: https://twitter.com/Stephani
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