7PM - The Top Stories Of The Night // Protests Spread Across The Nation Reacting To The Murder Of George Floyd // Cities Throughout Washington State Are Intituting Curfews Tonight // Rachel Belle Stops By To Give A Feature About A Couple Making The Best Out Of Quarantine During The Last Two Months // People Are Coming Up With New Ways To Make Income With Hourly Rentals Of Their Homes And Spaces

9PM - Stacy Jo Rost Hangs Out In Her New Slot // Stacy, Aaron, And Mike Discuss The Very Real Possibility That The NBA Will Hold Their Season Inside Of Disney World // Some Current Distractions To COVID-19 // The Guys Share What Is On Their Minds

8PM - Ryan Lambert, Editor Of The Puget Sound Business Journal Joins The Show // Ryan, Mike, And Aaron Discuss The Impact Of Coronavirus On Small Businesses // Your Office Environment May Change Once You Are Allowed To Go Back To Work // The Wheel Of Segments

7PM - The Top Three Stories Of The Night // The Murder Of George Floyd // Former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin Has Been Charged With Manslaughter // Protesters Across The Country Are Fighting Back Against Police // Governor Jay Inslee Has Released A New Plan To Accelerate Efforts To Reopen The State // A New Study Is Showing That It Matters How Long You Are Exposed To Coronavirus

9PM - John Cook, Co-Founder Of Geekwire Joins The Show // John, Mike, And Aaron Discuss Whether Amazon Should Buy Out The Cinerama After It Was Announced The Iconic Theater Would Close // Everybody Wants To Cycle // The Guys Share What Is On Their Minds

8PM - There May Be A Wave Of Evictions To Hit American Renters Soon // The State’s First Eviction Moratorium Lawsuit May Lead To A Huge Payout For Tenants // Seattle Officials Are Debating What To Do About Tent Encampments During The Coronavirus Pandemic // Stacy Jo Rost Returns To Her Spot To Discuss The Virtual Boston Marathon // The Wheel Of Segments

7PM - The Top Three Stories Of The Night // New Data Has Revealed That Snohomish County Has The Highest Unemployment Rate In The State // Governor Inslee Announced New Testing Requirements For Long Term Care Facilities // The State Has Recovered Roughly $300 Million From A Nigerian Fraud Ring // Rachel Belle Stops By To Talk About The Risk Of Couples Eating Together // Some Stimulus Checks Are Being Thrown Out By Accident

9PM - Stacy Jo Rost Hangs Out For Her New Segment // Stacy, Aaron, And Mike Discuss What The MLB Could Look Like Once It Starts Up, And The Economics Of The League Could Look Like // Facebook Executives Are Shutting Down Efforts To Make The Site Less Divisive // The Guys Share What Is On Their Minds

8PM - Andrew McIntosh, A Reporter For The Puget Sound Business Journal Checks In To The Show // Andrew, Mike, And Aaron Discuss The Latest Layoffs At Boeing And What The Aerospace Industry Will Look Like In The Future // Former Seattle Mayor, Greg Nickles Chats With The Guys About The West Seattle Bridge // The Wheel Of Segments

7PM - The Top Three Stories Of The Night // Boeing Has Announced That They Will Be Laying Off A Total Of 16,000 Workers By The End Of July // Over 10 Seattle-Area Celebrities Will Put On A Virtual Concert To Raise Money For Charity // Seattle’s Arts And Entertainment Industry May Take A Serious Hit As A Result Of The Virus // Rachel Belle Stops By To Give A Feature On One Local Business // The NBA May Return, In A Surprising Venue