Every Friday, Kirby teaches at a home school co-op for 8th to 12th graders, and this year he's teaching a class on the Civil War. This podcast includes an excerpt from today's lecture.

In this episode of 'Talking Tech with Tony" Kirby and Tony chat about how a fitbit solved a murder case and how phishing works.

In this episode of 'Talking Tech with Tony" Kirby and Tony chat about how a fitbit solved a murder case and how phishing works.

Kirby's guest is Kyle Mills-Kyle Mills is an American writer of thriller novels including Rising Phoenix, Fade, and The Second Horseman. His latest book in the Mitch Rapp series is "Lethal Agent".

Kirby talks about how the shoplifting problem in this area is getting worse and we hear from a loss prevention officer and a deputy about their experiences plus Kirby breaks out what was in the phone call and the transcript released by the White House today.

Someone changed a construction variable message board to call for impeaching Trump, we learn what family was a model for the Partridge Family and an open letter to President Trump about climate change.

Talk about climate change starts the conversation about a big snow storm coming to Montana this weekend and bringing snow to the Cascades, Kirby talks about gun control and author Kyle Mills talks about his latest book "Lethal Agent".

Callers want to talk about the possible impeachment, This Day in History and Kirby's guest is Secretary of State Kim Wyman.

Kirby's guest: Kim Wyman is Washington’s 15th Secretary of State. First elected in 2012, she is serving her second term and is only the second female Secretary of State in Washington’s history.

How about those Cougars?! Talk about redefining "couging it"

GUEST: Michelle Malkin, author of the book Open Borders, Inc. She's holding a "stand with ICE" rally this Saturday, the 28th at 10 am at the Tacoma detention center. More info at the Facebook event page

Pro tip from Rep. Jackson Lee: The AR-15 is 500 pounds and shoots .50 caliber rounds, or something. It's the debut of Kirby's new "Movie Monday" podcast with longtime friend of the show John Kehrli - listen to the full episode here.

The Emmy Awards plunged to a record-low viewership of 6.9 million, illustrating a collective shrug by the public for an annual program that celebrates the "best" of television.

Students across the globe walked out of class on September 20 as part of a “climate strike” aimed at pursuing “environmental justice.” Kirby plays audio of college students who think world will end in 12 years. It's This Day in History!

GUEST: Washington State Republican Party Chairman Caleb Heimlich. he talks to Kirby about the Seattle Times refusing to publish his response to Danny Westneat's allegations about the party. More at the website WSRP.org

A retired Federal Way police officer is suing the Tacoma Dome for its policy that prohibits people from carrying guns into the arena, even if they have a special permit to do so. GUEST: Mark Knapp, attorney for John Stray.

Plus, an Australian broadcaster shares a harsh reality check for #ClimateStrike students

It's Kirby's Movie Monday featuring John Kehrli!

This week's topics include the host-less TV Emmy Awards, reviews of Rambo: Last Blood and Ad Astra, and the current state of streaming platforms. Is there enough talent to go around?

Kirby brings up guns, then football and then energy and infrastructure, plus stories about a break in and selling drugs to kids, plus KVI listener Wayne wants to help a vet from his church.

A survey about history and our ignorance, Bartells is closing its downtown Seattle store and caller schools us on civics, This Day in History plus Todd Myers from the Washington Policy Center on today's climate change protest.

Callers want to talk about history, the kids at the front of climate change and the big walk out today, plus Kirby and KOMO Sports Reporter Bill Swartz talk about the upcoming season and the Huskies.