#037: In 1983 three men invaded Seattle's Wah Mee club, hog-tied 14 people, robbed them and shot them in the head. One man survived and was able to identify the shooters: Kwan Fai "Willie" Mak, Wai-Chiu "Tony" Ng, and Benjamin Ng. It remains Washington State's deadliest mass murder.

#036: I Hate Cops, No Rights, Shattered Badge, Cops Are Criminals, License to Kill: all songs on the 1984 Mystic Records L.A. punk compilation COPULATION featuring nardcore/hardcore/thrash bands Mentors (from Seattle), Black Flag, Sado-Nation (from Portland), Ill Repute and many more.

We interview Philco - who produced/engineered much of the Mystic Records catalog.

#035: A review of Erica C. Barnett's somewhat dishonest but definitely squalid contribution to the addiction recovery genre: Quitter.

Erica doesn't name names so we do it for her. Her boyfriend "Nick" is environmentalist Alex Steffen. Her guardian angel "Josh" is writer Josh Feit. A "former Mayor" is Mike McGinn. A "city councilperson" is Peter Steinbrueck.

Erica blocked us on Twitter when she heard we were reviewing her book. Fair enough.

#034: Seth Warshavsky invested his phone sex fortune into Club Love - a website that harvested money from people unwise enough to give him their credit card information. He marketed the notorious Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee sex tape, was lauded by an uncritical media and helped pioneer the art of the Internet publicity stunt. He escaped legal trouble by moving to Thailand, where he lives a life of untold luxury.

#033: The All In WA benefit was a confusing blend of Covid porn, drone footage, celebrity shtick from local media personalities and corporate propaganda. Bill Gates got a cameo. Macklemore and his people dominated the program. Pearl Jam proved once again and hopefully for the last time that they suck. Overlord Jeff Bezos matched all donations.

The winner - Amazon!

#032: Medical pot dispensary owner Brionne Corbray was convinced to plead guilty to conspiracy to distribute marijuana by prosecutor and current Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan. Corbray claims he was singled out because of his race. "What Jenny did to me changed my DNA. Black people are so tired of the racist drug war that we are ready to kill. We don't want to, but what else can we do?" EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW!

#031: Seattle artist Charles "Charlie" Krafft was many things. Ceramicist. White Nationalist. Holocaust denier. In 2013 he was outed by the Stranger, a weekly newspaper. His far right affiliations were common knowledge long before the article came out, but many in the Seattle art community looked the other way.

#030: U.S. Attorney and current Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan took down Craig Dieffenbach for conspiracy to distribute marijuana and conspiracy to commit money laundering in 2013. Craig's colorful career also includes a failed attempt to market a Jimi Hendrix-branded vodka, some cocaine dealing and other audacious schemes.

Last night, less than 24 hours after declaring a 30 day pause on tear-gassing the citizens of Seattle, Jenny Durkan's cops unleashed flash grenades and pepper spray on Capitol Hill protesters.

Fascist cop Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan must resign immediately.

Our episode planned for this week has been postponed: we were gonna talk about medical pot entrepreneurs Craig Dieffenbach and Brionne Corbray. They were prosecuted by ... Jenny Durkan. So you have this trailer for now. See you soon. AD SPONSOR: Chop Mart. Torches. Pitchforks. Guillotine Supplies. You'll find it at Chop Mart.

#029: The rock star autobiography genre is full of poorly written doggerel and Mark Lanegan's new memoir is no exception. The front man for Seattle band Screaming Trees has a new book - Sing Backwards and Weep - where he trudges though every sordid overworked junkie cliche imaginable (yawn). Mark says the book was painful to write. We've saved you the pain of reading it by reviewing it here.

PLUS: Torches. Pitchforks. Guillotine supplies. You'll find it at Chop Mart!