Hour 1: Tiny Little Lego(s)

Hour 3: Red Bull and Robitussin

2pm - FRIDAY FAVORITES! Drunk World Cup fans, political foes can't pause for patriotism, and the power of soccer // Lionel Richie falls on stage and cancels tour. Spike shares his own moments of pushing through illness and exhaustion because the show must go on! // Your texts!

Hour 2: Silly Beans and Nutmegs

1pm - Turkiye scores a last-minute goal to beat USA // Was the US national anthem slightly off beat? Spike defends the pace! // Bill Gates testifies in Congress about his affairs and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein // Visting World Cup fans are obsessed with ranch

Hour 1: Our Cup Runneth Over

12pm - Great news on gas prices! But not here in Washington, thanks to the CCA // More on the CCA, and the carbon market agreement Washington just signed with California and Quebec // Representative Jayapal calls out Trump for wasting money on reflecting pool while people can’t afford gas and groceries // National Park Service gives details on tear in lining on bottom of pool

Hour 3: Living In A Sears Parking Lot

2pm - Somebody in Washington has $8.2 million unclaimed lottery ticket that’s about to expire. Is winning a blessing or a curse? // Bed Bath & Beyond says that they will honor decades old discount coupons. How has big box retail changed over the years? // Millions of dollars in lawsuits pile up against the Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF). Will that change their behavior? // Your texts!

Hour 2: It's Always About The Money

1pm - Tolls are out of control. But the state is considering cutting tolls in half for low-income drivers on 2 highways // Governor Ferguson promises no new taxes. That's straight-up malarkey // Jamie Pedersen passed Washington’s first income tax. After 20 years, his own party won’t endorse him // KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan on how NOT to get stuck while driving on the beach — but also, how to fix it if you do // Oyster restaurant temporarily closes over ugly picket line allegations