June 6, 2025: The ‘Maryland Man’ is back

June 6, 2025 The Morning Ride

Phil talks to VP of the Mead School Board about their mission to keep girls sports fair and safe within the original confines of title IX, Economist Steve Moore about the Trump and Elon war of words as well as the current state, and physicist Novi Pablant about the recent records his team has set in working towards fusion power. Also on today's show is updates about the MUSK V. TRUMP x battle as well as on Karine Jean-Pierre's upcoming book.
June 5, 2025: Mom & Dad are fighting

June 3, 2025 The Morning Ride

On this Throwback Thursday edition of The Morning Ride, Phil talks to UW Professor, Cliff Mass, about misinformation spread about climate change by the Seattle Times, updates the audience on a cargo ship left adrift with burning electric vehicles, provides the must recent details about the manhunt underway near Leavenworth and shares a story about an Olympia highs school teacher who called for the the death of fascists.
June 4, 2025: Socialism hasn’t ruined enough yet

June 4, 2025 The Morning Ride

Heart-wrenching news out of central Washington, where three young girls were allegedly murdered by their own father near Leavenworth—and the manhunt is still underway. Phil speaks with King County Council candidate Rob Wotton, who lays out his plan to fix what he calls a “broken” county. Plus, Chinese nationals smuggling in a dangerous pathogen—how it happened, what the FBI is doing about it, and an unlikely new supporter of President Trump. All that and more on today’s show.
June 3, 2025: Phil Vandervort fills in for Ari Hoffman!

KVI’s Phil Vandervort fills in for Ari Hoffman!
More details are emerging about the horrific terrorist attack on Jewish demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado—including new information about the victims. Meanwhile, after hinting at it yesterday, Phil dives into the official announcement: former Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is running for Congress. He’s got the best of the worst audio from her press conference. Plus, a groundbreaking wrongful death lawsuit blames Big Oil for climate change, but Phil says it’s nothing more than political hot air.
June 3, 2025 The Morning Ride

More details are emerging about the horrific terrorist attack on Jewish demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado—including new information about the victims. Meanwhile, after hinting at it yesterday, Phil dives into the official announcement: former Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is running for Congress. He’s got the best of the worst audio from her press conference. Plus, a groundbreaking wrongful death lawsuit blames Big Oil for climate change, but Phil says it’s nothing more than political hot air.
June 2, 2025: Phil Vandervort in for Ari!

KVI's Phil Vandervort fills in for Ari Hoffman!
On today’s episode of The Morning Ride, Phil dives into the deeply disturbing incident in Boulder, Colorado, where demonstrators raising awareness for hostages still held in Gaza were horrifically attacked and set on fire. In Washington State, Kshama Sawant is staging a political comeback — Phil breaks down what this could mean for local politics and the progressive movement. Also in the headlines: A transgender athlete has once again claimed a state championship title — but this time, the crowd's response indicates a shifting tide in public opinion.
PLUS, Ari and Zach review Karate Kid: Legends and Zach joins Mike to talk about our trip out to the Roy Pioneer Rodeo and of course, the great time we had at the after party at the Round Up Bar And Restaurant!
June 2, 2025 The Morning Ride

On today’s episode of The Morning Ride, Phil dives into the deeply disturbing incident in Boulder, Colorado, where demonstrators raising awareness for hostages still held in Gaza were horrifically attacked and set on fire. In Washington State, Kshama Sawant is staging a political comeback — Phil breaks down what this could mean for local politics and the progressive movement. Also in the headlines: A transgender athlete has once again claimed a state championship title — but this time, the crowd's response indicates a shifting tide in public opinion.