Round out the week with The Morning Ride

It's Throwback Thursday on the Morning Ride and Phil brings you the latest insanity out of Minnesota. PLUS: Pete Serrano joins the show to discuss proposed legislation that would prohibit Federal Law Enforcement Officers from wearing face coverings on duty.

The Morning Ride talks all things Olympia as the legislative session is underway here in Washington. PLUS: Phil interviews a young Olympic hopeful from Tacoma following in the footsteps of another local Icon.

The Minnesota marathon continues on The Morning Ride as more protests break out and more details emerge  from the death of Renee Good. Phil reads a list of arrested individuals and their charges posing the question - Why do Democrats want these people on the streets so badly. PLUS: Why WSDOT should listened to Phil back in 2020, and AI cars are driving buyers to the dealerships only to be let down.

The legislative session kicks off today so buckle up with The Morning Ride in anticipation of things getting more expensive in Washington. State Rep. Peter Abarno joins the show to preview some of the policy headed for the legislature and what voters can expect to see passed.  Phil also unwraps many of the statements and protests from the weekend surrounding the deadly ICE involved shooting in Minnesota.

The Final Morning Ride of the week - Phil talks to Todd Meyers from the Washington Policy Center as well as with economist Steve Moore - PLUS: An extended conversation with Lars Larson and a debrief of the soap opera that has become UW football.

The Morning Ride tackles all aspects of yesterday's ICE involved fatal shooting in Minnesota on this Throwback Thursday Episode. PLUS: Don't miss the local angle on the surprise capture of Nicolas Maduro.

Join The Morning Ride for a jam packed episode including an exclusive interview with Seattle city councilmember Bob Kettle who answers questions about recent rumors relating to SPD's ability to arrest drug offenders.

Are your vagabond shoes longing to stray? Hop in with the morning ride as Phil and Zach unpack Sinatra song lyrics and also discuss a whole plethora of news stories. Phil speaks with longtime friend of the show, Ginni Burton, about the future of drug related prosecutions in Seattle. PLUS: The Mayor of Skykomish joins the show to share the impacts of the highway 2 closure and their surprise when it reopened sooner than expected.

The first show of 2026 already feels like a years worth of news! Join Phil as he brings you all the latest on the US operation in Venezuela to capture Nicolas Maduro while former colleague and Venezuelan native, Paula Lamas, joins the show to share what she is hearing from people affected on the ground. PLUS: Listen to Phil's least favorite moments from Zohran Mamdani's swearing in in NYC.