Foosball Radio is the Ultimate Foosball Podcast, dedicated to promoting the sport. Over the life of this podcast, we have seen and heard many changes. FoosTalk Live comes your way every Sunday evening on TwitchTV. Download them often and enjoy!
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The Word of God for the unholy. Dave and Rainer talk about God, what they are doing, how this might relate to what God is doing, and how this all relates to foosball. Dave and Rainer use the Sunday Mass scripture readings as a prompt for some exegesis and reflection on the Heilsgeschichte in their lives. Yee hah.
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Freelance insurance adjuster Doug Duguay uses his self-honed investigative skills to chronicle suspicious activities around his home and neighborhood in the Rancho Equestrian District of Burbank, California. Soundtrack by local Burbank band Cephalopods Are People.
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Everything you wanna know.
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What do therapy, 80s and 90s nostalgia, and today’s hottest shows and movies have in common? Tanya Dos Santos and Erin Gray, two Psychotherapists with a wicked New England twist, are here to tell you! On the Wicked Psychotherapists podcast, Tanya and Erin dive into today’s most pressing mental health topics and trends, all while tying them to the TV shows and movies we know and love. Whether you’re reliving 80s and 90s classics or binging today’s hits, they’ll help you connect the dots betwe ...
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Podcast covering Boxing, MMA, and more.
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The official podcast around the Guess What's In My Pants game. The podcast features hopefully award-winning segments of Pants News, GWIMPtionary, and Stat That. We also interview the winner every week of the GWIMP game.
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Greendale 101 is your premier source for campus news and happenings. Join Ben and Brian as they discuss Dan Harmon's under-appreciated comedy series Community. Greendale 101, we're streets ahead!
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Each week Pat and Eric answer a couple questions so you don't get stumped when your kid says "But Daddy Why..."
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Two brothers who may or may not look like 2 bags of Donuts.
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A group of comedians share everyday life and conversation and their take on the world! Lots of laughs. After 10 years on radio, here's our podcast! Enjoy and have fun! A Whole new way to watch radio! Weekly podcasts post on Sunday nights. Follow, Download, Review. dennisgeorgeshow.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dennisgeorgeshow/support
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We aim to help you find the best products for the price for YOUR needs. We want to help you avoid buying a product you’ll regret and guide you towards a product you’ll love. There’s thousands of products in every single category of items. It can be overwhelming and difficult to tell which you should choose. You can take a chance and buy a product from your favorite store and hope it will be good OR you can let us guide you to the best deals.
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FoosTalk Live | Ep 256 | Ezekiel "Iceman" Moore
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1:46:04Send us a text Coach Moore, The Iceman, or Ezekiel-regardless of his name, is an integral part of Team USA during the ITSF World Cup 2025. Ice is a walking, talking encyclopedia of foosball knowledge and he shares some of it with us on this episode of FoosTalk Live. Become a Foosball Radio Patreon: Patreon.com/FoosballRadio…
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How a Spokane woman became a hall of fame foosball player
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9:56Let’s talk foosball. You know, the table top game with the little soccer guys. Maybe you’re a hot shot at your local bar. You have a few tricks up your sleeve. And maybe they’ve even won you a couple beers over the years. But we warn you: You are in an entirely different league from Spokane resident Lotus Leong-Chesbrough. She has won real money pl…
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If you’re not up for driving all the way to Astoria Oregon for the Goonies, and would rather stick closer to home this weekend, never fear - we’ve got you covered! Here with almost every event, festival, and concert happening this weekend is Soundside Producer Jason Megatron Burrows! LINKS: Steel Magic Northwest - "Here Comes the Sun" Northwest Pin…
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The Price Is Wrong, Bob! — Anger, Identity & Finding Your Happy Place in Happy Gilmore
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28:22Send us a Text Message we would love to hear what you thought of the show. What do golf balls, unresolved trauma, and Bob Barker have in common? You guessed it—Happy Gilmore! In this week's episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya tee off on one of Adam Sandler’s most iconic (and unhinged) roles. From attachment wounds and abandonment to …
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An ex-Republican has rejoined the party to fight for the future of the GOP
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25:23Chris Vance was a Republican for 37 years. During that time he served as the chair for the Washington State Republican Party, a Metropolitan King County Councilmember and a state representative. But then Donald Trump descended down that golden escalator. Vance left the GOP in 2017 as President Trump was reshaping the Party in his image. Since then …
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Why a Vietnamese man was deported to South Sudan
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8:59Last month Pierce County resident Tuan Thanh Phan was deported. That wasn’t unexpected for Tuan or his family - he was planning on starting a new life in Vietnam after he was deported. His permanent residency was revoked in 2009, nearly ten years after he was convicted of first degree murder and second degree assault. The surprise was where he went…
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Those little red hummingbird feeders are driving the bird's evolution
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16:34In D.C. the president’s Big Beautiful Bill is facing a contentious fight in the Senate. Governor Ferguson recently signed over 400 bills into law. But there was other bill related news in recent weeks and we went to see someone who has been right in the middle of it. Alejandro Rico Guevara is one of the foremost researchers on hummingbird bills. He…
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Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore resigns
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14:16Cathy Moore is stepping down from the Seattle City Council. She announced the decision yesterday afternoon, citing health and personal reasons. Moore has been in office for a year and a half, and leaves district 5 - which includes Greenwood, North Gate and Lake City - down an elected representative. Why has Moore decided to step down after such a s…
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How the black market is cashing in on the state's inability to track weed "from seed to sale."
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9:03When Washington state legalized marijuana back in 2012, one of the big goals was to displace the black market, bring weed out of the shadows, and take the power away from dealers and traffickers. But more than a decade later, the ILLEGAL weed industry is still thriving in Washington, and that’s taking a toll on LEGAL cannabis businesses. Meanwhile,…
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Memory loss is lonely; this improv class helps change that.
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11:38Fifteen years ago, actor Pam Nolte received a phone call from a friend who worked at the Greenwood Senior Center in Seattle. Her friend asked if she’d be willing to create an improv class specifically for people with early stage memory loss. Pam was intrigued. She had zero experience with improv. But had personal experience dealing with her mother’…
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The new food that has beekeepers "buzzing"
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20:04When you buy a fruit, a vegetable, a carton of almond milk - you might assume it’s an animal free product. But all of those foods, and many more, rely on one small but mighty member of the animal kingdom: the bee. Bees – especially honeybees – are an important part of any working farm. They pollinate everything from papayas to cucumbers to coffee b…
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You may buy Nintendo's Switch 2, but you won’t own the games
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13:27GAMERS REJOICE - The day that Mario, Pokémon, & Zelda fans have been looking forward to is right around the corner: The Switch 2 from Nintendo is out on THURSDAY, June 5th!! The second generation of Nintendo’s flagship console has been highly anticipated for years, but the launch announcement was NOT without controversy. Nintendo announced the new …
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A Seattle woman dies during a heatwave and a new lawsuit blames oil companies
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15:41The day 65-year-old Julie Leon died was the hottest day ever recorded in Washington State history. Her death was officially ruled as hyperthermia, or overheating. Officially, more than 100 people died in the state due to that extreme 2021 heat wave, but many experts believe the number of deaths exceeds 400. Last week, Julie’s daughter, Misti Leon, …
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FoosTalk Live | Ep 255 | Ryan Moore
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2:04:48Send us a text Ryan Moore is a tour de' force for foosball! Adam Gilson and Clay Tumey jump on for this extended episode based on the progress of the World Foosball Tour and what's on the horizon. Become a Foosball Radio Patreon: Patreon.com/FoosballRadioBy Foosball Radio
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It isn't officially summer, but it sure does feel like it in the Pacific Northwest. The sun is out and maybe you're planning on laying out by the water this weekend. But what to listen to as the warm season nears? Well, we have something that might help you. We rounded up a panel of local music experts to give you some fresh recommendations for son…
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After years of turbulence, is Boeing ready for takeoff?
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25:18You know who we haven't discussed on this show in a while? The Boeing company. They're the 2nd biggest private employer in this state. It’s good we haven't talked about ’em because when we do, it's usually bad news. The fatal crashes a few years ago, the door panel blowing out last year, the machinist strike. The US Senate held a whistleblower hear…
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Soundside's "Weekend Warmup" - May 29th-June 1st
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4:54It has been a short week for most of us, thanks to Memorial Day. Here we already approaching another weekend, nd with ALMOST everything you need to know to keep yourself busy, we've got Soundside Producer Jason Megatron Burrows!! LINKS: Mariners - Nationals on Thurs, Minnesota Twins on Fri/Sat/Sun Sounders - Minnesota United FC on Sunday Storm - Fr…
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A UW COVID expert on the latest federal vaccine recommendations
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14:52The Trump Administration’s health policies are upending years of advice about COVID vaccines. Since they’ve been available, experts have recommended the shot to almost everyone. The vaccines are safe and they work. But now federal agencies are taking a much narrower approach. Health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. just announced the vaccines won't b…
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Beast Games Psychology: Two Therapists Break Down Strategy, Shame, and $5 Million Stakes
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38:57Send us a Text Message we would love to hear what you thought of the show. What happens when 1,000 strangers compete for $5 million—with shame, strategy, and survival on the line? In this episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya (two real-life therapists) break down the mind games of Mr. Beast’s Beast Games. We dive into the psychology of…
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Clock is ticking for scientists to make the case against funding cuts
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45:26Federal funding for research from the National Science Foundation is being awarded at the slowest rate in 35 years, according to an investigation from the New York Times. Since the start of Trump’s second term, cuts to National Institutes of Health and NSF grants have totaled more than 1.5 billion, according to the research publication Science. Rep…
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FoosTalk Live | ITSF World Series of Tornado | Update
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9:14Send us a text Happy Memorial Day Weekend! All eyes and ears are on the ITSF World Series of Tornado and Gold Series Finals in Dallas, Texas. Since we can't be there, we would like to just a few moments to bring you up to speed on the action so far. Thanks for listening! Become a Foosball Radio Patreon: Patreon.com/FoosballRadio…
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Jason Megatron Burrows is out this week, so Shane NoCoolNickname Mehling rattles through some of the best things to do this Memorial weekend. Northwest Folk Life Seattle Black Nerd Fest Second Breakfast - Hobbit Feast and Painting Party! Charcuterie Board Workshop Kevin Diers Benefit Show Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show…
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Deciding to See: The View from Nathan's Bus
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20:27When you ride a Metro bus that Nathan Vass is driving, you might notice a few things. It starts with when you get on the bus: he makes a point of saying hello to every passenger who climbs aboard. Once you grab a seat, you’ll see he’s also on the intercom, announcing every single stop. When he isn’t orienting riders, he’s chatty and talks with peop…
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A new book argues that foster care pushes kids towards prison and homelessness
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27:02The United States spends 30 billion dollars on foster care each year. Yet, according to author Claudia Rowe, the results have too often been damaging for the children in that system. The award-winning journalist claims our child welfare system is dangerously dysfunctional: by disconnecting kids from their biological families and extended networks, …
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A Seattle immigration attorney on ICE and your rights
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17:37Recent ICE enforcement activity has made headlines across the region. This week, federal immigration agents arrested 17 people at a manufacturer in Kent. And The Seattle Times reports ICE officers appeared to arrest at least 3 people at a Seattle immigration court. But if you're stopped by ICE, everyone is entitled to certain rights and protections…
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Governor Ferguson leaves most tax increases in place as he signs the budget into law
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6:22Governor Ferguson was kind of a wild card as legislators worked on shoring up a $16 billion budget gap this year. The Democratic governor had been unusually friendly to Republicans and signaled he was open to their ideas for how to fill the deficit. Meanwhile, Democrats in the state house and senate have publicly insisted that they have a good rela…
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Belle Gibson & the Psychology of a Fraud (Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar)
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39:26Send us a Text Message we would love to hear what you thought of the show. We dive into the twisted true story behind Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar—the dramatization of wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who faked cancer and built an empire on lies. Tanya and Erin break down the psychology behind her behavior, including possible signs of Munchausen …
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Foosball Radio | On the Road | Hannah Smith at HOF
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42:39Send us a text Hannah Smith has just recently become Hannah Smith Bufkin! She and her new hubby Bracklin are settling into their life together, which includes plenty of foosball. Hannah sits down for a chat about the future in this episode of Foosball Radio On the Road. Become a Foosball Radio Patreon: Patreon.com/FoosballRadio…
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Why a gun that's been banned from WA's police academy is still being used by officers
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18:26Several law enforcement agencies across the country have decided to replace a popular model of pistol due to concerns about misfires – the guns have been reported to fire accidentally, even when in their holsters. Washington’s police academy earlier this year banned the firearm at all its training facilities. It’s a move that’s drawn protest from s…
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After deadly climbing accident in North Cascades, here's what one local climbing expert thinks
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19:38In one of the most deadly local climbing accidents in recent memory, four men fell roughly 400 feet while climbing in the Northern Cascades on May 10th. One man survived, Anton Tselykh. The tragedy has caused grief – and prompted questions – in the local climbing community. And while some of the accident’s details are still unclear, it made us wond…
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Negotiations stall on Columbia River Treaty
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18:00Signs of the frosty relationship between the United States and Canada are everywhere: from additional checkpoints at border crossings, to fewer Blue Jays fans showing up to T-Mobile Park to see their team play here recently. Rhetoric from the President about making Canada the 51st state and tariffs have put a wedge between the two countries. And th…
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If you’ve logged into TikTok or Instagram in recent weeks, you may have heard that the port is empty. Social media videos have been popping up claiming that Seattle’s port has no cargo ships docked. And Seattlites are pointing the finger at the continuous threat of new tariffs. But is that actually the case? KUOW labor and economy reporter Monica N…
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Amid federal cuts, here's why UW's lab animals could be euthanized
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20:24The Trump administration's federal cuts have put billions of dollars for scientific research and thousands of research jobs at risk. They could also be imperiling laboratory animals. Scientists around the country are concerned that funding cuts could mean prematurely ending research involving mice, dogs, nonhuman primates, and more. Like many other…
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FoosTalk Live | Ep 254 | Steve Murray on the ITSF in Texas
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1:17:34Send us a text Steve Murray has an incredible legacy of playing and promoting foosball, especially in the state of Texas. He's joined by his most trusted partners-Dave Radack and Donald Wilson, for an indepth chat about the ITSF World Series, Gold Series and Texas State Championship happening this week. This year is going to be amazing! Become a Fo…
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If you're looking for exciting things to do this weekend, Soundside Producer Jason Megatron Burrows is here with MOST of the stuff you can get up to. Okay, SOME of the stuff you can get up to. Also, one quick correction: Jason erroneously said University AVE instead of University WAY when talking about the U-District Street Fair - it's here in the …
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Filmmaker Joey Clift talks about the inspiration behind the animated short POW!
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17:56It’s a story we can all relate to… Three generations in a car, headed to a family event. The parents are excited; their kid is not. And Grandma? She’s asleep in her wheelchair. In the short animated film “POW!”, this particular family is Native American, and they’re headed to a powwow, where Jake desperately searches for an outlet to charge his gam…
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WA lags behind other states in green energy growth
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17:53Over the last 10 years Washington has passed a bevy of climate laws aimed at reducing the state’s carbon emissions. That includes a carbon auction, a ban on coal in the state’s energy mix, and a requirement that the state reach net zero emissions by 2045. But during that same period, energy production from renewable sources has actually declined sl…
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What we know about the science of consciousness
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16:29New research has brought us a little closer to answering a key question about consciousness: How does the brain create the experience of self-awareness? The problem was first posed by Aristotle, over 2000 years ago. KUOW editor and longtime science journalist Gabriel Spitzer tells us more about that research and the Seattle scientist at the center …
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The end of Bartell Drugs and the rise of pharmacy deserts
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17:00Founded in 1890 in the Central District, Bartell Drugs may be entering its final days. Its parent company, the national pharmacy chain Rite Aid, exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy late last year, but continues to struggle financially. Now, the fewer than 30 Bartell Drugs and around 100 Rite Aids will be sold or closed forever. This continued hemorrhaging…
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The Ferris Effect: Charisma, Control, and Codependence
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38:44Send us a Text Message we would love to hear what you thought of the show. Is Ferris Bueller the fun friend—or the problem? In this week’s episode, Tanya and Erin dive deep into Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, breaking down the psychology behind Ferris’s charm, Cameron’s quiet crisis, and the sibling rivalry with Jeanie. Through the lens of mental health…
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What will it take to curb overcrowding at WA's youth prisons?
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22:10Washington’s youth prisons are facing a crisis of overcrowding. The state’s two medium and maximum security youth prisons – Green Hill School in Chehalis, and Echo Glenn Children’s Center in Snoqualmie – have both consistently met or surpassed their maximum capacity for residents in recent years. When the 2025 Washington legislative session began, …
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Should Catholic priests in Washington State be forced to break the confessional seal?
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21:04On May 2nd, Governor Bob Ferguson signed into law a new requirement that clergy of all faiths become mandatory reporters of child abuse. It’s a move that’s especially controversial for the Catholic Church because of the sacrament of confession. Up until now, admitting to crimes during confession, in a private conversation with a priest, retained si…
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Amid concerns about the ‘manosphere’, here’s what three experts think about raising boys in 2025
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50:41Are men okay? It’s a question sometimes asked in jest, but recent data has caused some experts to worry about American men and boys. Men are going to and graduating from four year colleges at lower rates than women. Men age 25-54 are participating in the workforce at a lower rate than ever before. And, data from 2023 suggests young men are spending…
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Foosball Radio | On the Road | Dan Tyminski
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29:57Send us a text You never know who you might run into at a foosball tournament...take for instance Dan Tyminski. Multiple Grammy winner and the voice singing "Man of Constant Sorrow" in the movie "O' Brother Where Art Thou?". Turns out Dan is a pretty awesome foosball player and joined us at the WFT 2025 Hall of Fame classic for this episode of Foos…
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Kevin Diers was an announcer and engineer here at KUOW. You could hear his work all over the station, behind shows like Morning Edition and All Things Considered. He had a big footprint in the radio and music scene here in Seattle, for many years: Kevin was a long time host of Metal Shop and Loud and Local at KISW. On KISW’s Instagram page, the ban…
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Why Seattle's City Council is considering changing their ethics code
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13:09Should Seattle city council members have to recuse themselves if a policy proposal would directly help or harm their self interests? That’s been the guidance here in Seattle for the last 40 years. But a new proposal from City Council member Cathy Moore could change that. The idea to change ethics rules for the council comes ahead of contentious deb…
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Soundside's Weekend Warmup - Mother's Day! May 8th-11th
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7:34Thanks for checking out the Weekend Warmup - We have a LOT going on this weekend. First of all, Sunday is Mother's Day. Second of all, the Mariners are starting a home stand against the Blue Jays on Friday. Let's go! LINKS: Seattle Mariners Schedule USAF Band of the Golden West - Bellingham USAF Band of the Golden West - Mercer Island Seattle Beer …
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Foosball Is the Devil: Therapy Insights of The Waterboy
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29:00Send us a Text Message we would love to hear what you thought of the show. In this hilarious and insightful episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, licensed therapists Tanya and Erin take on the 1998 comedy classic The Waterboy, starring Adam Sandler. Through a mental health lens, they explore Bobby Boucher’s social isolation, explosive anger, and comp…
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Can you solve the mystery of the Oakville blobs?
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15:46More than three decades ago, tiny blobs of gelatinous goo of unknown origin rained down on the small Grays Harbor community and captured national headlines. The cause of the strange phenomenon, and even what the blobs were made of -- remains an enigma. It was even the subject of an episode of the TV show Unsolved Mysteries. (Watch the episode here.…
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Hear it Again: Pulitzer Prize winning author Tessa Hulls on her graphic novel 'Feeding Ghosts'
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19:31Yesterday, Seattle-based author Tessa Hulls won a Pulitzer Prize for her graphic novel "Feeding Ghosts." Hulls' first published book starts with her Chinese grandmother, Sun Yi, a journalist and author who fled Shanghai after the Communist Revolution. Then, the narrative shifts -- to her mother Rose, the daughter of a Swiss diplomat, essentially ra…
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