George Washington owned slaves. Is that enough of a reason to change the name of our state? That's the question posed by a Pacific Northwest Magazine writer, and answered by our hosts. I don’t want to spoil too much, but they all came up with similar answers with disparate reasons.

Also, Jake rolls out the KIRO Radio Time Machine for the first time, a special device that allows us to suck radio segments out of the past that may have some relevance today. Hear what Dave Ross, Tom Tangney and John Curley sounded like in 2014, when Seattle first decided to celebrate Indigenous People's Day instead of Columbus Day. 

George Washington owned slaves. Is that enough of a reason to change the name of our state? That's the question posed by a Pacific Northwest Magazine writer, and answered by our hosts. I don&rsquo;t want to spoil too much, but they all came up with similar answers with disparate reasons.
Also, Jake rolls out the KIRO Radio Time Machine for the first time, a special device that allows us to suck radio segments out of the past that may have some relevance today. Hear what Dave Ross, Tom Tangney and John Curley sounded like in 2014, when Seattle first decided to celebrate Indigenous People's Day instead of Columbus Day.&nbsp;

The only show that collects the takes from each KIRO host on the biggest stories of the week and puts them in one place. From John Curley to Dave Ross, Dori Monson to Gee Scott; the entire political spectrum in 10 minutes or less. Released Tuesdays and Thursdays by 7pm.

The only show that collects the takes from each KIRO host on the biggest stories of the week and puts them in one place. From John Curley to Dave Ross, Dori Monson to Gee Scott; the entire political spectrum in 10 minutes or less. Released Tuesdays and Thursdays by 7pm.

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