Bill Radke talks with Oren Etzioni of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Max Tegmark, MIT physicist and author of "Life 3.0," about the future of superhuman computing.

Bill Radke talks with Rabbi Daniel Weiner of Seattle's Temple De Hirsch Sinai about how to confront the recent flare-up of antisemitism in America.

Washington state and Seattle are suing the maker of Oxycontin for alleged deceptive marketing. Also, are you a carbon chauvinist, who thinks intelligence can only be found in the human skull? Or could computers become super-smart? And what if they can? We'll give you two different takes on the future of artificial Intelligence. And what's the best response to anti-Semitism? Seattle Rabbi Daniel Weiner has dealt with this personally.

Bill Radke speaks with author and journalist Sam Quinones about why Washington state and the city of Seattle have filed lawsuits against Purdue Pharma and other opioid producers. Attorney General Bob Ferguson said he's suing because Purdue lead a deceptive marketing campaign to promote their drugs and mislead doctors on the risk of pain killers.

Washington state and Seattle are suing the maker of Oxycontin for alleged deceptive marketing. Also, are you a carbon chauvinist, who thinks intelligence can only be found in the human skull? Or could computers become super-smart? And what if they can? We'll give you two different takes on the future of artificial Intelligence. And what's the best response to anti-Semitism? Seattle Rabbi Daniel Weiner has dealt with this personally.

The Trump administration changes the way college campuses can approach sexual assault accusations. Obamacare repeal and replace is dead. And Franklin Foer is with us. His new book is a timely one for Seattle — it's called "World Without Mind." It's about the dominance of Amazon, and Apple, Google and Facebook and the existential threat posed by big tech.

Sexual assault has been “a scourge on American (college) campuses” for generations, according to Vanessa Grigoriadis, the author of "Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus."

Bill Radke talks to Mary Agnes Carey , senior correspondent covering health reform and federal health policy for Kaiser Health News, about how healthcare policy changes will affect patients. Health premiums for Washington state residents who buy into the state exchange can expect an average rise of 24 percent next year.

Bill Radke talks with sportswriters Percy Allen and Michael-Shawn Dugar about the protests that rippled across the entire NFL schedule after President Trump said he'd love to see owners fire players for disrespecting the national anthem.

Bill Radke, along with Livewire's Luke Burbank, speaks with author and journalist Blaine Harden about the recent war of words between President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. Harden explains why he doesn't believe North Korea actually wants start a war with America.