The Gee Scott & Ursula Reutin Show

Port of Seattle places cop on leave over viral video discouraging enforcement of state’s anti-coronavirus measures // GOOD NEWS! // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY

Governor Inslee warns enforcement is coming for businesses who refuse to follow social distancing orders // RACHEL BELLE: Americans think they are better at social-distancing than their neighbors // SCENARIOS

Could you work from home forever? // GUEST: Mark Barnhart, CEO of ProLiance Surgeons on elective surgeries opening back up (and whether patients are showing up) // Many of us, have traded our time in traffic, for additional time doing cooking, cleaning, and chores. What's better, being stuck in traffic, or stuck doing chores?

GUEST: Brian Zimmerman on the impossibility STILL of getting through to unemployment. He, his fiancee, and friend has to spam call unemployment over 500 times to get a call picked up. And then they were asked to call back the next day. They can't get a call scheduled until June 5th // GOOD NEWS with Meili Cady // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY

GUEST: Dr. Angela Rasmussen on whether masks will make the difference (they can), how Washington can protect itself from other states that lift their restrictions too soon (it's going to be ROUGH), and more // RACHEL BELLE: Say Amazon actually buys AMC Theatres. What would that be like? The Benefits of Quarantine -- Not everyone hates being stuck at home. Some people are thriving // SCENARIOS

The official guidance is now, PUT ON A MASK. You cool with that? // LIVE CALLS on whether people agree with/will follow mask recommendations // NFL games could be the perfect storm for spreading coronavirus even without fans, Dr. Fauci warns

Dr. Angela Rasmussen discusses whether masks can make a big difference in the spread of COVID-19, how Washington can protect itself from other states that lift their restrictions too soon, and more.

When is it okay to narc on someone for violating social distancing orders? // GOOD NEWS // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY

Canadian provinces are allowing locked-down households to pair up -- it’s called a “double bubble.” Families are allowed to visit each other, but must sign a contract that they will still follow all other social distancing guidelines and visit ONLY the other family // RACHEL BELLE: Airplane Snacks at Home Is the Latest Brand Attempt at Normalcy // SCENARIOS!

Who cheated on social distancing this weekend? // Coronavirus pandemic may lead to 75,000 "deaths of despair" from suicide, drug and alcohol abuse // ⅓ of Americans admit to snooping on their partner’s phones