Late last month, a federal judge in San Diego gave the Trump administration two weeks to reunite children under five with their parents, after immigration officials separated them at the border as part of a deterrence policy. The problem? Records weren't kept, or in some cases had been destroyed. The solution, according to the administration? DNA testing of the children and their purported parents, which has many concerned about the ethical implications.

Bill Radke talks about the Netflix stand-up comedy special, "Nanette," in which comic Hannah Gadsby says she's leaving comedy. "I built a career out of self-depreciation," she says, "And I don't want to do that anymore." We talk about comedy as resistance.

On Sunday night, Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird smashed through the team's all-time leading scorer record. She put up 21 points against the Mystics. She's also the all-time assist leader for the WNBA. Bird spoke to Bill Radke about setting the new record and why she prefers making an assist to scoring a basket.

Bill Radke speaks with Crosscut's City Reporter David Kroman about the surprise reversal that placed Carmen Best back in as a finalist for Seattle's Chief of Police. She was initially not included among the finalist but that changed when one of the finalist, Cameron McLay, withdrew his application. McLay has agreed to take a different job with the Seattle Police Department assisting on reform efforts.

Bill Radke talks to University of Washington Professors Jevin West and Carl Begstrom. Together they teach a course at UW titled, "Calling bullshit: Data reasoning in a digital world." We first spoke to West when the class kicked off. Now they're back with how they're adjusting to fake news in social media and what they've learned from students, one year in.

Interim police chief Carmen Best coulda been a contender - and now she is. Again. After one of the final three contestants, Cameron McLay, withdrew from consideration over the weekend, Best was placed back in the finalist ring.

Bill Radke talks to Jenny Waddell, research coordinator at the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary. She was on the exploration ship that went hunting for a meteorite on Monday. The team livestreamed the mission . It was the first ever to search for a meteorite in the ocean.

Summer in the Pacific Northwest is ten months of planning followed by two months of all-out sprint. Passes for trails and campsites go fast. If you weren't organized enough to get yours in advance, don't despair! You don't have to stay at home in your backyard - although that's a great option too, says The Evergrey's Ana Sofia Knauf.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan joins Bill Radke in studio to answer listener questions. We talk about the education levy on the ballot this November, next year's budget, the streetcar delay, her fondness for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, and the city's homelessness crisis.

Welcome to the eight weeks of pleasant weather our fair city has to offer! Don't worry if you didn't make trail and camping reservations months ago - Seattle has a lot to offer procrastinators.