1pm - After Whole Foods closes its Capitol Hill location, Seattle University students want a city-run grocery store. So does mayor-elect Katie Wilson — and Spike! // Julie Jones from JF Ranch Miniature Donkeys joins us to talk about the panic of nearly having to evacuate in Mt Vernon, and the amazing outpour of community support // Hawks take on Colts on Sunday… and Phillip Rivers?

12pm - Flooding from the Skagit River has spilled into neighborhoods and homes. KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins the show live from the river banks in Burlington, WA, where he chose not to save a cat // Families who have been evacuated are taking shelter at churches like Bethany Covenant in Mt Vernon, which is being supported by the Red Cross. We talk to Red Cross mass care lead for Northwest Washington, Carol Janssens, as well as Pastor Randall Wilken and church administrator Sammi Fredenburg, about what it takes to suddenly turn a church into a shelter for 150 people // A ghost ship has a near miss with a Washington State Ferry

2pm - Flooding in Washington // Jason Rantz from 770's Seattle Red on a City Council controversy: Rob Saka is accused of dodging public records as he demands more police oversight // Mayor-elect Katie Wilson shares her vision for Seattle // Parents are loving Australia's new social media ban // Your texts!

1pm - The CCA's carbon auction prices are going up, again // Communities are flooding, highways and roads are closing. KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan joins the show to give us the lay of the land // Hilary Swank snaps at Make-A-Wish mom

12pm - Governor Bob Ferguson speaks live from a press conference in Skagit County as we continue to wait for federal emergency funding // KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins us from that same press conference to talk about flood conditions around western Washington and evacuation notices // Wild Waves is closing — after one last summer // In N Out won't call out Guest Number 67 any longer // McDonalds pulls their universally hated AI ad

2pm - Eagle, Idaho is fighting to avoid a ‘rat apocalypse,' and the charge is being led by a veteran wildlife educator, Jane Rohling // Link light rail will start sending trains across Lake Washington starting Friday — just without people in them, and three years behind schedule. Chris Sullivan, KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter and ankle biter of Sound Transit, joins the show // Your texts!

1pm - Here's what you can bid on for Holiday Magic! // Do you buy Christmas gifts online, or shop in-person? // McDonalds releases an unbelievably bad AI Christmas ad // Wealthy California beach town bans WA's official state sport, saying it ‘turned into a madhouse’

12pm - Flood waters lead to multiple overnight rescues, and a second surge is on the way. Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, was on I-90 early this morning to report on a major mudslide // What exciting new laws are going into effect on January 1st?  Additional protections for paid parental leave and hate crime victims // Spike and Jake agree that this new law for striking workers is not a great idea

2pm - Tree farms and agrotourism are getting very pricey // Jake's wife drags him to a Christmas bazaar and he discovers tiny labubus, which might be more appealing to 30-year-olds like Spike's daughter than they are to kids // Everybody wants CABLE! // Your texts!

1pm - Americans are priced out of 75-percent of the housing market…but why? Is home ownership a luxury? // The Hawks final stretch is going to be fun, but hard. Mike Lefko from Seattle Sports joins the show to talk about the soft spots where the team hasn't yet been tested // Dave Portnoy wants prison for Pete Carroll