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Featured Hot dog satisfies hunger and breaks the bank Hot dog satisfies hunger and breaks the bank

By Jill Russell Published: Jan 25, 2012 at 1:34 PM PST
Hungry? Have $100 to spare? The new Dragon Dog sold at Dougie Dog in Vancouver, B.C. goes for $100. It's an oven-broiled bratwurst injected with a top-shelf 100-year old Louis XIII cognac, which alone sells for around $2,000.00. Truffle oil-infused Kobe beef and fresh garlic lobster are layered on top. Customers who come in and mention “Sunrise Seattle” will get a free root beer with their meals.
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Featured KVI warns you to stop, drop, and cover KVI warns you to stop, drop, and cover

By Jill Russell Published: Jan 19, 2012 at 8:27 AM PST
Our pal Gordon Werner found this great 1950's Seattle Civil Defense Manual, including "The Atomic Bomb and your Survival," tips. Check out the sponsors!
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Featured Carty becomes arty Carty becomes arty

By Jill Russell Published: Jan 24, 2012 at 10:35 AM PST
Scott Carty got a little love from the folks at City Market in Seattle.
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Featured Brian the Movie Guy (Extremely Loud and Red Tails Brian the Movie Guy (Extremely Loud and Red Tails

By Brian Taibl Published: Jan 23, 2012 at 11:43 AM PST Last Updated: Jan 25, 2012 at 9:18 AM PST
Hear me every Friday morning in Seattle on STAR 101.5 FM and KOMO Newsradio AM 1000/97.7 FM. Follow me at Brian the Movie Guy Fan Page or @MOVIEGUYBRIAN. Visit me at www.brianthemovieguy.blogspot.com.
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Sunrise Seattle

  • Featured Cozy drink created especially for Sunrise Seattle
    Local chef, caterer, and author Nicole Aloni created a Sunrise Seattle drink on the fly just for these chilly days. A hot chocolate with Ghirardelli liquor, a splash of rum, and a homemade marshmallow on top. YUM! Thanks Nicole, get more ideas on her website at www.consciousfeast.com.
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Sunrise Seattle

About Sunrise Seattle

Sunrise Seattle with Elisa and Mark
Sunrise Seattle with Elisa and Mark
Weekday Morning Show 6am-10am

No matter what the weather is like, start your day with some sunshine! Hosts Elisa Jaffe and Mark Christopher will engage your senses, your style and your soul as they empower you with the news you can use, enlighten you with people who hold the secrets to happiness, health, and harmony and celebrate our uniquely Puget Sound way of life! Make Elisa, Mark and Sunrise Seattle the start of your next great day!
The Buzz

About The Buzz

Weekday Afternoons 1pm-3pm
Weekday Afternoons 1pm-3pm

It's a show in-the-know about all the local happenings for entertainment, activities, restaurants/bars and what’s “on” for your Puget Sound lifestyle. Get the big news, explosive highlights and the “Must Know” water cooler conversations from the worlds of Television, Movies, Music, Books and the Web. If it’s connected to the world of entertainment, pop culture and fun living with friends, family and community, it’s on The Buzz with Scott Carty.
The Clark Howard Show

About The Clark Howard Show

Weekdays Live 10am-1pm, Encore weeknights 6pm-9pm
Weekdays Live 10am-1pm, Encore weeknights 6pm-9pm

Clark Howard is a nationally syndicated consumer advocate who advises consumers how to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. His radio show is heard every day on more than 200 radio stations throughout North America. His HLN show runs every Saturday and Sunday at 6am, noon and 4pm, and he is a frequent guest on many other talk, variety and news programs.

"Save more and spend less" is more than just a motto for Clark; it's a way of life. As a successful lifelong entrepreneur, media star and best-selling author, the Atlanta-based "consumer champion" is dedicated to helping Americans of all means get ahead in life.
The Phil Hendrie Show

About The Phil Hendrie Show

Overnights 10pm-3am
Overnights 10pm-3am

Phil Hendrie got his start in radio as a music DJ and later in 1990 began his career in Talk Radio. The first Phil Hendrie Show was a comedy talk radio program that became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, who were actually fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself. Hendrie would pose as callers and guests and argue with himself and others in a lively and entertaining fashion. The show became nationally syndicated in 1996 and was heard on over 100 key stations around the country.

Like the smash hit "South Park" Phil is a master of satire and always delivers a pay off, which brings perspective on important issues of the day. Phil has a unique skill of using absurdity to backlight absurdity. He is truly a genius at his art form!

Phil Hendrie has performed voices on the animated FOX sitcoms King of the Hill and Futurama, and in Team America: World Police. He played a starring role in NBC's midseason replacement sitcom, Teachers in the spring of 2006 and guest starred in two episodes of The Unit.
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