Archives: Episodes

The Morning Ride rounds out the week sharing the latest news from Let's Go Washington and reviewing the latest jobs report with the Champagne of Economists, Steve Moore. PLUS: Dr. Raul Garcia calls in to share more practical ways that we can lower the cost of healthcare in the United States, speculation on how Trump's meeting will go with Mamdani, more chaos surrounding the democrat's video encouraging military and law enforcement to ignore orders, and find out who won the week!

Join The Morning Ride for a Throwback Thursday as Phil highlights a fuel pipeline closure to SEA airport and raises concerns over more juvenile crime in the Puget Sound. PLUS: Concerns over selling fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, Hot Dog carts strike again, and the federal DOJ wants to see voting roles from Washington and Oregon, will they hand them over?

Join The Morning Ride for a Wednesday as Phil talks with WAGOP Chair and State Representative, Jim Walsh about the need to pass proof of citizenship laws for voter registration in Washington State and he shares how YOU can help make that a reality. Phil also talks Renton traffic cameras, Strikes at Starbucks, Juvenile crime and what move a Washington congresswoman pulled that upset her own party.

Welcome to The Morning Ride on a Tuesday as we celebrate the first frycook to become president. PLUS: The Bear Gulch Fire is FINALLY 100% contained, we learn the man responsible for killing a bus driver last year was here illegally, Will Oregon actually crack down on crime?,  and Elizabeth New from the Washington Policy Center joins The Morning ride to share her findings related to the new law allowing workers who strike to receive unemployment.

The Morning Ride ushers in a new week continuing the daunting task of seeking to make Washington more affordable.  Phil is joined by Former state senator and Issaquah Mayor elect, Mark Mullet who shares his plans for Issaquah, including holding Sound Transit accountable for their promises to the region.  Phil rips interviews from both Chicago's Mayor and Seattle's incoming mayor, breaks down the ridiculous reasons Starbucks employees going on  strike and revisits the office vacancies in Seattle and why that is likely to remain unchanged.