Enjoy the audio archive version of the KTTH Freedom Series.

Featuring: gubernatorial candidates Dave Reichert and Semi Bird, “Undivided” host Brandi Kruse, former Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best, Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney and Councilmember Nate Nehring, Washington GOP Chairman Jim Walsh, Discovery Institute’s Jonathan Choe, PJ Media and KTTH voice Victoria Taft.

Michael Cohen's testimony against Trump and why it matters. Iran's foreign minister addressed the U.N. and Biden received criticism for letting him in the country. Bryan says Hamas could end the conflict in the Middle East today by freeing hostages and walking out unarmed. // A checking of the texting. // Don't steal pumpkins. Bryan interprets producer Greg's dream. 

Mass shooter was hearing voices in his head after getting hearing aids. Bryan promotes the idea of red flag laws when it comes to owning guns. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Qatar has sentenced 8 Indian citizens to death found guilty of spying for Israel. // Bryan welcomes Michael O'Rourke from Advanced Operational Concepts to talk about workplace violence and mass shooters. // Interview continued.

Mass shooter still on the loose. It's cold outside. Friday morning news montage. Local female singer to perform National Anthem at the first World Series game tonight and Bryan remembers his favorite performance of the Star Spangled Banner. CEO worth $35B says he wouldn't go through 'suffering' again to be a startup founder. // WA doctor secretly used his own sperm in fertility fraud. An early pass at the checking of the texting. // Person dies after being dumped into a garbage truck in Lynwood. Bryan rebukes continued protests on UW campus that are calling for an end to the Jewish state. Bryan has never heard a more direct threat to the U.S. from Iran than a diplomat just made at the U.N.

Special presentation: Highlights from the latest KTTH Freedom Series event

BEST OF THE BRYAN SUITS SHOW

BEST OF THE BRYAN SUITS SHOW

Revamped Wednesday morning news montage. Bryan and producer Greg disagree about the impact of social media in historical context. Bryan highlights how the younger generation's idea of work has changed. // A checking of the texting. // Magic mushrooms gave an assist to an off-duty pilot that tried to shut down a flight. Accumulation expected in the mountains of the northwest and Bryan is excited. 

Bryan has an axe to grind with the Governator. Chick-fil-a releases a digital cookbook and Bryan wonders what their secret recipe is. KNOW IT ALL: 1) Seattle to pave parts of Burke-Gilman trail where there's railroad tracks. 2) Israel is suffering the ire of the international aviation community. 3) Elite Universities face donor revolt over Middle East conflict. // U.N. Secretary General says his comments about Israel were taken out of context, but Bryan disagrees. Israeli ambassador says the idea of a ceasefire is nonsense. // Harm reduction doesn't work. The World Series is set and former Mariners pitcher Paul Sewald continues to dominate for the Diamondbacks. 

Wednesday morning news montage. Bryan gives a rundown of the KTTH Freedom Series event from last night. Off-duty pilot took mushrooms and said he was 'not ok' before trying to shut down a flight out of Everett. // Arnold Schwarzenneger is still out promoting his new book and Bryan has some fun with a recent interview he did. Oregon ridiculously waves standards for high school students to graduate. Bryan highlights a TikTok video of a young person complaining about her work schedule. // Head of the U.N. rebukes Israel's response to Hamas' terror and Bryan points out how wrong he is. Israel's ambassador defends the position of needing to take out Hamas terrorists in Gaza.