Seattle’s Morning News w/ Charlie Harger & Manda Factor

Danny O'Neil on the current state of the Mariners and Major League Baseball // Feliks Banel, All Over the Map -- Kellogg Island mystery, solved // Don DeSantis, tax whisperer, on the IRS playing catchup with cryptocurrencies // Hanna Scott on criminal charges against Tacoma PD officers in the death of Manuel Ellis // Dose of Kindness -- a teen with courage // Gee Scott on online vitriol leaking into reality // Hanna Scott marks one year since the downtown Seattle riots

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- Good to Go 2-week shutdown // Hanna Scott on several local cases of law enforcement discipline // Dose of Kindness -- an inspiring children's book author passes away // Gee Scott on what to say to people who have undergone physical changes // Hanna Scott with the latest UW Medicine research on opioid addiction treatment // Rachel Belle on Ikea's psychological consumer strategies 

Feliks Banel on the Black Lake memorial for two lost Navy airmen // Cami McCormick live on fresh Taliban threats as we withdraw from Afghanistan // Hanna Scott on King County's $631M COVID relief plans // Dose of Kindness -- million-dollar anonymous HS scholarship // Gee Scott on our contentious relationship with umps and refs // Hanna Scott on the proposed Seattle charter amendment to address the homelessness crisis // Rachel Belle explains platonic marriages

Dr. Elizabeth Walshe on remembering how to do stuff post-pandemic // A new vaccine jingle // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- Montlake Bridge closure and related projects // Hanna Scott on former SPD Chief Carmen Best/ the new OPA report // Dose of Kindness -- remembering a rescue from 35 years ago // Gee Scott on what's changed since George Floyd's murder // Hanna Scott on moving 911 control out of SPD's hands // David Fahrenthold live on the NY Trump investigations/ the 2024 race for the WH

Jill Schlesinger on AT&T and how kids can safely invest // Dr. Gordon Cohen on mixing different vaccines // Hanna Scott on danger in and around a homeless encampment in North Seattle // Dose of Kindness -- feeding National Guard troops is something everyone can agree on // Gee Scott - why the latest PGA champion just made history // Amada Cruz, director of the Seattle Art Museum, on reopening the Seattle Asian Art Museum

Hanna Scott on the latest lawsuit against the WA capital gains tax // Feliks Banel, All Over the Map -- Skagit City // Robert Berger in Jerusalem on the Israel-Hamas ceasefire // Dose of Kindness -- collecting college meal points for the homeless // Gee Scott on vaccination incentives // Mike Lewis from Geekwire on the origins and applications of WA municipal broadband // Hanna Scott on re-sentencing for WA "3 strikes" offenders, now that laws are changing

Heather Bosch on the mental hurdles to emerging from the pandemic // Hanna Scott on striving for racial equity in the foster care system // Dose of Kindness -- meet an 8-year-old on a mission to help the homeless // Gee Scott on payday lenders // Daniel James Brown, author of Facing the Mountain // Hanna Scott on the complicated legalization of sports gambling in WA

Feliks Banel assembles a panel of World's Fair staffers to share their 1962 memories // Charity of the Month -- Battlefield Addiction // Peter Greenberg, CBS Travel Editor, on returning to planes and cruises and rental cars // Hanna Scott on the police reform bills Gov. Inslee signed into law // Dose of Kindness -- a sense of freedom via swimming // Gee Scott on buying stuff to feel normal // Hanna Scott on Seattle and KingCo's use of federal COVID relief funds to address homelessness

Hanna Scott on everything Governor Inslee vetoed yesterday // Dose of Kindness -- an inspiring beauty school student // Gee Scott on the streaming wars/ being paralyzed by choice // Hanna Scott on the lawsuit over the WA private prison law // David Fahrenthold live on the president's taxes/ GOP cohesion // Pam Falk on the latest efforts at Middle East peace // Rachel Belle on loosening the outdoor dining rules in Seattle

Jill Schlesinger discusses the timber and tech economies one year after they shut down, Dr. Cohen talks about the undiscussed danger of carbon monoxide, Hanna Scott on our struggle to sustain good mental health, a guitar-controversy for Colleen's daily dose of kindness, Gee Scott would be disappointed if these UFO sightings weren't legit, and Geoffrey Fowler dives into the emergency broadband benefit,