Live from Seattle with Tim Gaydos

Dr. Chris Whaley spent the 1980s as “The Saint,” competing with the biggest names in pro wrestling including “The Undertaker,” “The Freebirds,” “The Ultimate Warrior,” and more. But after a decade in the ring, Chris retired and stopped one battle and started another, fighting the good fight as a minister. He joined the show today to share with us his amazing story. 

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Leslie Dalzell is the CEO of The Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County, she joins Live from Seattle today to talk about Animal shelters across the Puget Sound region complaining that kennel space is now hard to come by.

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Today Sara Nelson joined the show. Sara serves as a member of the Seattle City Council from Position 9. She discussed with us how wrong was for the Seattle City Council to reject a bill that would have given the city attorney the authority to prosecute drug possession and public drug use cases, and other topics about the city of Seattle. 

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Today Tim spoke with Duke Paulson. Duke Paulson is the executive director of the Tacoma Rescue Mission, he joined the show to talk about Pierce County saying that the Tacoma Rescue Mission might not receive the funding they were expecting.

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Today Tim spoke with Levi and Stephanie Ware. They are the  founders of the Melodic Caring Project. Melodic Caring Project is an organization bridging the gap between music, technology and patients battling serious illness by streaming LIVE personalized concerts to kids and teens in the hospital.

They connect patients with musicians, Broadway performers, celebrities, and their team of Rockologists offering a range of programs including music therapy, personalized live-stream performances, weekly support group sessions and specialty programs.

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Today Tim spoke with Jordan Pilcher. Jordan is part of Pedal the Pacific, an organization cycling to fight sex trafficking, They began their seventh annual ride along the Pacific Coast this Saturday. Jordan shared with us the reason why they are doing this. 

This year, nine 19-23 year-old women from Alabama, California, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas will bike 1,700 miles from Seattle, Wash. on

Over the last six years, Pedal the Pacific teams have raised over $850,000 for organizations that lead the fight against sex trafficking.

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Today Justin Keogh, Pastor of Communities and Mercy Ministries at the Downtown Cornerstone Church,  joined the show. We talked about the Seattle's Day of Service in preparation for the historic All-Star Week, a citywide clean-up on June 23rd from 9am to 12pm.

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Today Hampton Isom joined the show. He is the owner of Creole Soul in Des Moines, known for having the best cat fish in the Puget Sound. Hampton is also a flight attendant for Alaska Airlines and a former professional basketball player.   He shared with us his amazing story and also the things he does to help our community. 

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Today Bobby Goodwin joined the show. Bobby is a public defender running for city council in District 3. He talked about his candidacy and plans for the city if he becomes city council for District 3. 

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Tim spoke with Caleb Heimlich, he is the soon to be former  Washington State Republican Party Chairman. Caleb told us why he decided to rescind that important position and his plans for the future. 

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