Live from Seattle with Tim Gaydos

Tim talks to Drew Shirley from the Grammy Award winning band Switchfoot. Hear about the evolution of the band, personal insight, and their upcoming new album.

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Tim talks to Sohrab Ahmari, Opinion Editor at the New York Post, shares about his new book "Unbroken Thread". Sohrab grew up in Iran and came to the US to find a better life. In his book he discusses the stifling of freedom he experienced in Iran.

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Today on Live from Seattle, Tim opens up the phones for an engaging discussion on Critical Race Theory. Hear from everyday community members (like you) calling in with their thoughts on this complicated issue.

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Jeff Shesol joined us on today’s program. He is an American historian, and comic strip author, author, and he served as a speechwriter for President Bill Clinton. He came on to talk about his amazing new book, “Mercury Rising: John Glenn, John Kennedy, and the New Battleground of the Cold War.”

We also had on Mayoral Candidate for Seattle Lance Randall. Randall works as the interim director of Southeast Effective Development, leading workforce and community development programs in Southeast Seattle. He believes in investing in our people, culture and our future. 

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Tim Burgess joined us on the show today. He is a community leader that has worked diligently to help the Seattle residents. He was a member of the Seattle City Council from 2007 to 2017, and served as Mayor of Seattle in 2017. He told our listeners about a charter amendment called Compassion Seattle which will help address the homeless crisis here in Seattle. 

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