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The Monologue: Auburn is increasing penalties for repeat drug offenders The Interview: Spokane County commissioner Josh Kerns is calling accountable spending from one of his adversaries.The Monologue: Democrats seek to censure Marjorie Taylor Greene over anti-Semitic comments. The Interview: Kent City Council president Bill Boyce talks about a controversial homeless camping ban in his cityLongForm:  Gregg is a former Seattle resident who was forced to sell his business. The Quick Hit: Kanye West appeared on the Tucker Carlson show this week and made some bold assertions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 3 9:00 Rantz says Gravity Payments CEO is finding out that your business doesn't make much money when you pay some of your employees more than they're worth.  USA Today says 1000's of innocent bystanders have been killed in high speed chases.  Rantz points out the title is misleading, blaming cops. Josh Kerns explains that no, the Ship Canal Bridge is not falling. Idaho huntress, Sabrina Corgatelli, speaks out.  Rantz does not buy her comments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GeekWire editor Todd Bishop: A few weeks ago, I started wearing a new health band. It regularly eavesdrops on my side of conversations, and it has a lot of opinions about them. “You had three phrases that sounded annoyed, irritated or disgusted," a section in the app reported on a recent evening, recapping my daily interactions. Not only that, but I had "one phrase that sounded stubborn or condescending.” Another feature invites me to strip down to my underwear for a picture. "Find a well-lit area and try to avoid light from behind," a voice from the app instructed me as it prepared to conduct a high-tech, 3D body scan. "Change into minimal clothing so the camera can see your body.” Yes, as you might have guessed by now, this is the Amazon Halo band and subscription service, part of the tech giant’s big move into health and wellness. Thanks to its revelations, I am now painfully aware of my tone of voice, and more empathetic toward my family and friends who have to put up with me. I've informed the Amazon team of a feature request from my wife, who would like to receive an emailed report on my tone of voice at the end of each day. As for the body scan, let's just say this is one image that I won't be publishing with this story, and you're welcome. You might have seen reviews of Halo. The Washington Post’s Geoffrey A. Fowler and Heather Kelly wrote that it “collects the most intimate information we’ve seen from a consumer health gadget — and makes the absolute least use of it.” Based on my own experience, I agree with the first point, but not the second. Yes, Halo pushes the limits of my comfort zone at times. I have yet to get the motivation to take a second body scan after the first experience. But I have also started to rely on several of the features, including the in-depth sleep analysis and the tone assessment — two big areas where I personally have lots of room for improvement.  The band is comfortable to wear, and the programs in the app are useful. Just this week I boosted my time in deep sleep after doing a recommended progressive muscle relaxation exercise available in the Halo app before bed. And despite concerns from U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and others about the personal data Halo collects, I've found Amazon to be transparent about what it's doing, and clear in enabling me as the user to choose to participate, or not, in the more invasive aspects of the app. Yet Amazon could be doing even more to build trust. On this episode of the GeekWire Health Tech Podcast, we explore the future of health — and test the limits of personal privacy — through Amazon’s new health band and service. We talk with the principal medical officer on the Amazon Halo team to get the inside details on what the company is doing, and we hear an outside assessment of Amazon’s privacy and security promises from an independent expert. Episode edited and produced by Josh Kerns of Cypress Point Strategic Communications. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy New Year everyone and welcome to our first show of 2021 here on Golf Talk Washington. Despite the torrential rain, the last thing you want to do is put away the clubs for the winter.  There is no better time than right now to start looking ahead to the new year and making big strides so you're ready to hit the ground running when the ball stops plugging.Join host Josh Kerns for a visit to the magic kingdom to work on your game over the winter – the PNW Golf Academy in Issaquah.  It's like Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory for golf with multiple Trackman bays, a short game area and more.   It's the brainchild of award-winning PGA professional Alex Dunlop. After a stellar college golf career at WSU, he's established himself as one of the top teachers in the NW, if not the nation.Check out our recent conversation…socially distanced of course….

Where and how will we work in the future? In this edition of 2025: Tomorrow, Today, co-hosts John Cook/GeekWire co-founder and Jordon Voss/Northern Trust Sr. Vice President take a deep dive into the office of the future, remote work arrangements and opportunities, flexible work schedules, future building and office design and much more. Our expert gues panel includes: Ben Steele - Executive Vice President, Chief Customer Officer at REI Jordan Selig - Managing Director at The Martin Selig Company Jim Brisimitzis - Founder and General Partner at 5G Open Innovation Lab Dan Giuliani - Founder and CEO at Volt Athletics 2025: Tomorrow, Today is written and produced by Josh Kerns at Cypress Point Strategic for GeekWire Studios. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the future. In the premier episode of 2025: Tomorrow, Today we explore the future of brick-and-mortar retail and how shopping centers will evolve in the coming years. Our podcast guests include: Jason Stoffer: A partner at Maveron, a leading consumer-based venture capital firm that's backed brands such as Zulily, Allbirds, Everlane and more Nadia Shouraboura: A former Amazon executive, retail pioneer and futurist. Julie Averill: Chief Technology Officer with leading athletic apparel retailer Lululemon Marie Driscoll: A veteran retail analyst and managing director of luxury and fashion with New York-based Coresight Research 2025: Tomorrow, Today is hosted by GeekWire co-founder John Cook and Jordon Voss, senior vice president at wealth management firm Northern Trust. The show is produced and edited by Josh Kerns for GeekWire Studios. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cold and rain are coming to Western Washington, but that doesn't mean we have to put our golf games into hibernation.In this edition of Golf Talk Washington, Josh Kerns visits with Western Washington's PGA Teacher of the Year Keith Bennett to talk about ways we can keep our games going and improving all winter long, on the range or in our homes.Here are some links to great training aids and books Keith talks about in the episode:https://keithbennettgolf.com/https://superspeedgolf.com/https://eyelinegolf.com/Golf Is Not A Game of Perfect-Bob RotellaEvery Shot Counts - Mark Broadie

In this special edition of Golf Talk Washington, acclaimed golf course architect David McLay Kidd joins Josh Kerns for an in-depth conversation about his mind-blowing body of work spanning the globe from Bandon Dunes to Gamble Sands to Nicaragua and even the Red Sea.David takes us inside his newest creation, the Quicksands short course at Gamble Sands, we talk about the exceptional US Amateur at Bandon Dunes, his surprising renovation of Seattle's venerable Sand Point Country Club, and he gives us a sneak peak at his newest and potentially most audacious project to date: a dramatic new development on a sand island in the middle of the Red Sea between Saudi Arabia and Egypt.David also offers insights into the evolution of his design philosophy and craft, and offers some thought provoking takes on how to make golf more fun.Follow DMK on Twitter

What's the best way to buy new clubs or dial in your current set?  In this special edition of Golf Talk Washington, Josh Kerns visits with master club builder and fitter Ben Giunta about all the things you need to know before spending another cent on new sticks.Ben is a former PGA tour club fitter/equipment tech who worked for Nike and Taylor Made for a number of years.  When Nike quit the equipment business, Ben bought one of their tour vans and established his own fitting service called…wait for it…The Tour Van.  He spends his summers at Pumpkin Ridge outside Portland and winters in Tucson.  He's worked with the likes of Rory, Kevin Chappel and other PGA Tour standouts, as well as hacks like you and me, so suffice it to say he knows his stuff!https://thetourvan.com/

In this edition of Gilbert and Busfield, Tim is bummed about the temporary shutdown of ABC's "For Life" after a series of false positive COVID-19 tests while Tim and Melissa call bullshit on the rampant falsehoods, hate, racism and division sowed by Trump and his sycophants and supporters, and issue an urgent plea for love, kindness and to vote. Gilbert & Busfield is produced by the smoke-addled Josh Kerns from Cypress Point Podcasting in Seattle, and recorded in the kitchen of the Gilbus estate and bear sanctuary in Highland Lake, NY (no animals were harmed in the making of this podcast)

In this totally subjective and highly opinionated edition of Golf Talk Washington, your humble caddie Josh Kerns is joined by golf snobs...err, afficianados...Ben Garrett and Jesse Jones, for a wide ranging debate about which courses are tops in Washington.Ben is one of the top amateur players in the state and counts multiple victories in the Sahalee Club Championship among his golfing accomplishments, while Jesse...suffice it to say Jesse sees more of every course than most of us!Seriously, both are fellow golf lovers who've had the good fortune of playing many of our state's finest courses.  Ben is an official panelist for Golf Digest while Jesse is an official rater for Golfweek.  Both bring unique and insightful perspectives to the debate about which courses are best in our state.For reference, check out some recent rankings, and enjoy.https://www.golfdigest.com/story/washington-best-in-state-rankingshttps://golfweek.usatoday.com/lists/golfweeks-best-2020-best-courses-you-can-play-state-by-state/

In this edition of Golf Talk Washington with Josh Kerns, Tacoma native, PGA Tour veteran and acclaimed instructor Brian Mogg joins the show to offer his unique insights on how to learn to play better golf, the advantages of going to a golf school like the Brian Mogg Academy at Chambers Bay, how online video can help and more.Brian Mogg is repeatedly tabbed as one of America's top teacher's by Golf Digest and Golf Magazine and his students regularly bring home the hardware from the PGA tour to top amateur tournaments.Check out the Brian Mogg Academy at Chambers Bay for more information and upcoming sessions:https://www.chambersbaygolf.com/instruction/Check out Brian's amazing video series (only if you want to hit the ball farther and play better...)https://www.performancegolfzone.com/

Some people bitch about walking 18 at Chambers Bay.  Imagine taking 3+ loops around the 2015 US Open host site!  That's what over 100 dedicated (or questionably sane) golfers did last week in a marathon golfathon to raise money for The First Tee.KIRO 7 reporter and golf slut Jesse Jones and Evan Johnson from the First Tee of Greater Seattle join host Josh Kerns to recap a once in a lifetime day of golf and offer some rare insights into one of Washington's great tracks.

Can we know truth? Are there many ways to eternal life? These questions are answered by Jesus in this sermon delivered by on of our adult leaders Josh Kerns. Josh has served in Student ministry for 5+ years and is passionate about the sovereignty of God in salvation and helping students defend their faith. I pray this sermon encourages and challenges you as it did all our students. 

Mariners TV play by play guy extraordinaire and golf junkie Dave Sims joins Josh Kerns for a wide ranging conversation about golf, the start of the COVID-19 truncated baseball season, systemic racism and why he regrets not asking Arnold Palmer for a selfie.ICYMI, check out Dave's recent thought provoking, brutally frank op-ed on systemic racism, Black Lives Matter and more in the Seattle Times:https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/mariners/mariners-broadcaster-dave-sims-on-george-floyd-protests-i-am-them-and-they-are-me-guest-commentary/And check out my article on racism and the lack of Black players in golf in the latest issue of Cascade Golfer Magazine:https://issuu.com/varsitycommunications/docs/cg_0720_issue

In the latest installment with our intrepid Hollywood homesteaders Melissa Gilbert and Tim Busfield, Melissa's got a new pet that Tim isn't too fond of (and yes, bears do shit in the woods...and the driveway...and pretty much wherever they damn well please). We get the latest on how COVID-19 scuttled the highly anticipated Thirtysomething reboot...Tim's dead mother's brownies don't make the grade with Half Pint...Trump's defense of Confederate monuments over Black lives gets a proper beating...and what do you do when you have too many cocks? Listen, subscribe, like, share, leave a review and hit us up on the socials! Melissa on Twitter Tim on Facebook Melissa on Instagram Gilbert & Busfield is produced by Josh Kerns (wannabe crazy cat lady)/Cypress Point Strategic

Your ever humble caddie Josh Kerns is joined by longtime Puget Sound golf ambassador John Tipping for a delightful trip around Loomis Trail, a criminally underrated country club caliber track just north of Bellingham but well worth the drive.  Come along as we kick off our new series on places to play you might have forgotten about or never had the chance to check out.https://golfloomis.com/

It's time to tee it up for the first time since the COVID-19 shutdown.  In this special return to golf episode, Josh Kerns has all the details about where and how we can play starting May 5 across Washington, and how to get your own game out of quarantine.  Josh visits with:Mark Rashell/PGA - Director of Golf at the Golf Club at Newcastle https://www.newcastlegolf.com/ Jeff Ellison/PGA - CEO of the Pacific Northwest Section of the PGAKeith Bennett/PGA - An acclaimed instructor online at https://keithbennettgolf.com/ and IRL at the Golf Club at NewcastleGolf Talk Washington is available on the iHeart Radio app, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Stitcher.

Exclusive Breaking News from Golf Talk Washington:Gamble Sands, Washington's #1 rated course, is growing.  In an exclusive interview with host Josh Kerns, Ryan Whitney/Sr. VP Operations for OB Sports tells us construction began this week on a new short course at highly acclaimed resort outside Brewster, Washington.The new course is designed by renowned architect David McLay Kidd, the artist behind such courses as Bandon Dunes, Tetherow, Mammoth Sands, Nanea and many others.Listen as Whitney tells us about the details of the course, Kidd's vision, the timetable and much more.  He also shares news of an expected early opening.

We'd heard a month or so ago that the new NHL team would be called the Kraken. Now, another source is confident that the name is at the top of the list. Daniel Jeremiah talks all things NFL Draft, including how Huskies performed at the Combine, potential Seahawk pick Trevon Diggs, and pass rushers that might be available for the Hawks. Information you can use to impress your friends this weekend (assuming you're going to leave the house) on Stats are for Losers. Golf Talk Washington is back. Host Josh Kerns joins us.

We'd heard a month or so ago that the new NHL team would be called the Kraken. Now, another source is confident that the name is at the top of the list. Daniel Jeremiah talks all things NFL Draft, including how Huskies performed at the Combine, potential Seahawk pick Trevon Diggs, and pass rushers that might be available for the Hawks. Information you can use to impress your friends this weekend (assuming you're going to leave the house) on Stats are for Losers. Golf Talk Washington is back. Host Josh Kerns joins us.

We'd heard a month or so ago that the new NHL team would be called the Kraken. Now, another source is confident that the name is at the top of the list. Daniel Jeremiah talks all things NFL Draft, including how Huskies performed at the Combine, potential Seahawk pick Trevon Diggs, and pass rushers that might be available for the Hawks. Information you can use to impress your friends this weekend (assuming you're going to leave the house) on Stats are for Losers. Golf Talk Washington is back. Host Josh Kerns joins us.

What's harder than choosing one bucket list golf trip? Deciding between two! Tom Cade from the PNGA joins Josh Kerns to discuss two upcoming trips to the UK to take on some of the world's best courses in England and Ireland. They're filling up fast, so sign up now before it's too late.For more info, visit: https://thepnga.org/travel-home/visit-england-ireland-2020/

Jacob, Duvall, & Jeebs are joined by Josh Kerns to discuss his upcoming adventures into fatherhood, our thoughts on the Panthers preseason, & more! Plus our notebook Q from Brittany McKinney: What's your dream job, if money didn't matter?

Travel to Kaanapali Golf Courses and Resort on Maui as Josh Kerns visits with Kaanapali Director of Golf Sutee Nitakorn. Then book your Maui vacation asap!

Pioneering ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman joins Josh Kerns for a wide ranging conversation about his upcoming visit to Seattle to support Wonderland Family Services August 10-11 for an evening of storytelling and 20th annual Justin Van Hollebeke Memorial Golf Tournament at the Golf Club at Newcastle.https://wonderlandkids.org/golf-tournament/Josh caught up with Boomer at the spectacular Kaanapali Golf Courses on Maui, and we talk everything from our mutually mediocre golf to the Seahawks. Enjoy!https://www.kaanapaligolfcourses.com/

This week on Golf Talk Seattle, Josh Kerns and friends take you to Maui and Lanai for a special look at one of the world's great golf destinations.Come along as we visit Four Seasons Lanai Manele Golf Course, Kaanapali's Royal and Kai courses, Kapalua resort and more (we'll visit south Maui and wonderful Wailea in our next episode).And the Golfing Doc Dr. Harry Sese shares his Hawaii golf experiences and recounts his magical week at The Open at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland.

Our week-by-week look at each Husky opponent of the 2019 season continues with the Utah Utes. With the in-depth look, it's Hans Olsen of 1280 The Zone. If this was a road game for the Dawgs, it might be easier to give it to Utah, but since it's here... Brett Favre explains how he learned about the nickel defense on Fun with Audio. Josh Kerns of Golf Talk Seattle with insights into the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush. It's been awhile since we've done this; it's Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show as the M's return to T-Mobile Park. We take a look at the lineups and hear from Scott Servais.

Our week-by-week look at each Husky opponent of the 2019 season continues with the Utah Utes. With the in-depth look, it's Hans Olsen of 1280 The Zone. If this was a road game for the Dawgs, it might be easier to give it to Utah, but since it's here... Brett Favre explains how he learned about the nickel defense on Fun with Audio. Josh Kerns of Golf Talk Seattle with insights into the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush. It's been awhile since we've done this; it's Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show as the M's return to T-Mobile Park. We take a look at the lineups and hear from Scott Servais.

Our week-by-week look at each Husky opponent of the 2019 season continues with the Utah Utes. With the in-depth look, it's Hans Olsen of 1280 The Zone. If this was a road game for the Dawgs, it might be easier to give it to Utah, but since it's here... Brett Favre explains how he learned about the nickel defense on Fun with Audio. Josh Kerns of Golf Talk Seattle with insights into the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush. It's been awhile since we've done this; it's Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show as the M's return to T-Mobile Park. We take a look at the lineups and hear from Scott Servais.

Josh Kerns, host of Golf Talk Seattle, heard here on 950 KJR on all things golf around the Puget Sound. If we got a regular PGA Tour stop, where would it be? On Fun with Audio, Jordan Spieth calls out his caddy, Drake shares some strange poetry, Joel Dahmen just wants to watch the world burn, and a fan offers Kawhi a housewarming gift, a Kawhactus. We give away tickets to the Hawks and Rams to a deserving father courtesy of Venue Kings. We couldn't let today go by without playing another round of Great or Nate: What would have happened in an alternate reality?

In this special US Open edition of Golf Talk Seattle:*Aaron Levine from Q13 joins Josh Kerns to talk US Open, the fight to save Seattle's municipal golf courses and whether Seattle will ever get a PGA Tour event*

Josh Kerns, host of Golf Talk Seattle, heard here on 950 KJR on all things golf around the Puget Sound. If we got a regular PGA Tour stop, where would it be? On Fun with Audio, Jordan Spieth calls out his caddy, Drake shares some strange poetry, Joel Dahmen just wants to watch the world burn, and a fan offers Kawhi a housewarming gift, a Kawhactus. We give away tickets to the Hawks and Rams to a deserving father courtesy of Venue Kings. We couldn't let today go by without playing another round of Great or Nate: What would have happened in an alternate reality?

Josh Kerns, host of Golf Talk Seattle, heard here on 950 KJR on all things golf around the Puget Sound. If we got a regular PGA Tour stop, where would it be? On Fun with Audio, Jordan Spieth calls out his caddy, Drake shares some strange poetry, Joel Dahmen just wants to watch the world burn, and a fan offers Kawhi a housewarming gift, a Kawhactus. We give away tickets to the Hawks and Rams to a deserving father courtesy of Venue Kings. We couldn't let today go by without playing another round of Great or Nate: What would have happened in an alternate reality?

Shooting lower scores is about more than swinging better - Keith Bennett/PGA discusses how you score better by thinking better in this excerpt from his weekly appearance on Golf Talk Seattle w/ Josh Kerns.

From surgical standards to burnout, EMR's to entrepreneurship, Ellen Derrick MD is at the forefront of a number of key issues in health care. How does the vascular surgeon keep her own practice - Boxbar Vascula - thriving while serving on a national academy board, overhaul nationwide EMR systems and raise four kids? It's an amazing feat. Dr. Derrick shares her insights, experiences and hard earned lessons with Josh Kerns in this edition of Docs Talk.

Washington Open winner Shane Prante goes in depth with Josh Kerns on his major breakthrough, juggling work, golf and raising a family, what we can learn from the lead instructor at the Home Course in Dupont, Washington about going low and handling the pressure of competition, structuring practice and a whole lot more.

In this Memorial Day edition of Golf Talk Seattle, Josh Kerns goes inside a very special clubfitting as a disabled vet regains the ability to play competitive golf.Meet the founders of 4 The Fallen, an amazing non-profit connecting wounded vets with the services and opportunities they deserve to live a healthier, happier life.A special shout out to Dr. Harry Sese and Golfletica in Bellevue, Club Champion Bellevue and master clubfitter/manager James Wallace and Cobra Golf for making it happen.Learn more at https://www.4-thefallen.org/

Dick is joined by Josh Kerns of Golf Talk Seattle, which airs every Saturday morning on KJR. After Brooks Koepka's win last weekend, can we expect more of that from him, or will he fizzle out? The Mariners are struggling, but are they the worst team in franchise history. We discuss with ROOT Sports' Bill Krueger. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

Mariners go to Oakland for three games. Jon Shestakofsky from the Hall of Fame visits. Hunter Strickland and Anthony Bass are here and Josh Kerns returns with another fine story.

Dick is joined by Josh Kerns of Golf Talk Seattle, which airs every Saturday morning on KJR. After Brooks Koepka's win last weekend, can we expect more of that from him, or will he fizzle out? The Mariners are struggling, but are they the worst team in franchise history. We discuss with ROOT Sports' Bill Krueger. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

In this edition of GolfTalk Seattle, Dr. Harry Sese of Golfletica in Bellevue takes us inside the locker room at the PGA Championship; Josh Kerns visits with golf raconteur and bon vivant PJ Koenig about the newest Bandon course, Bethpage Black and a year on the road in his recreation golf vehicle after quitting his job to travel and play golf; Seattle standout Leslie Folsom shares her experiences playing in the US Senior Women's Open and how we can all elevate our own games with some of her top tips and tactics to play your best in the heat of the battle

There's a new show on KJR for Seattle area golf enthusiasts to talk all things golf. It's appropriately titled Golf Talk Seattle and it's hosted by Josh Kerns who stops by to discuss the new show, the state of golf in the Northwest, and more. Voice of the Seahawks Steve Raible talks about Doug Baldwin as a Pro Bowl player and a Pro Bowl citizen, plus thoughts on D. K. Metcalf and more. On Textimonials, a discussion about the worst commercials this radio station has ever aired.

There's a new show on KJR for Seattle area golf enthusiasts to talk all things golf. It's appropriately titled Golf Talk Seattle and it's hosted by Josh Kerns who stops by to discuss the new show, the state of golf in the Northwest, and more. Voice of the Seahawks Steve Raible talks about Doug Baldwin as a Pro Bowl player and a Pro Bowl citizen, plus thoughts on D. K. Metcalf and more. On Textimonials, a discussion about the worst commercials this radio station has ever aired.

In this edition of Golf Talk Seattle:The Chambers Bay resort development gets the green light after years of debate and delays. Josh Kerns visits with Chambers Bay Development leaders Dan Absher and Dan Putnam on the plans. Next week's PGA Championship features a field with strong ties to Seattle - via the Sahalee Players Championship. Josh chats with tournament director Kevin White about one of the nation's premier amateur tournaments and how you can get involved.What happens when you get the best golf doctors from the US and Europe together? Find out as some of the PGA tour's top trainers meet in Bellevue to trade their tips of the trade and tell us how we can play and move our best.

One high school-aged athlete suffers a Sudden Cardiac Arrest every three days in the U.S. The leading cause of death in young athletes on the playing field is an undetected heart condition. The best way to detect these heart conditions is through a heart screening using an ECG (Electrocardiogram) and in some cases an Echocardiogram (ultrasound) of the heart. However, virtually no young athletes are screened for heart abnormalities during their normal sports physical or well child checks. Mill Creek mom Darla Varrenti learned all of this in the worst possible way – when her seemingly perfectly healthy teenaged son Nick died unexpectedly after playing football. Despite her grief, she and her sister Suzanne started the Nick of Time Foundation, which has brought heart screenings to schools all over our area and the country, potentially saving countless lives. Josh Kerns visits with Darla, Suzanne and Kim Harmon, MD (UW Medicine) to discuss their vital work, what every parent and primary care physician should know, and how we can work together to prevent needless childhood deaths.

In this edition of GolfTalk Seattle with Josh Kerns, meet the newest members of the PNGA Hall of Fame; Golf fitness myths and staying healthy with @fitnesscaddie Shawn Farmer Sese from Golfletica; Josh is joined by noted golf writer Tony Dear for an in-depth conversation with NW golf architect extraordinaire Dan Hixson

In this week's edition, Josh Kerns visits with former UW Husky great CT Pan on his first ever PGA Tour victory, beating DJ and planning for Augusta (happy wife, happy life)Why must they punch the greens just when the weather gets good? Sahalee super super Tom Hausgen explains why, talks thinning trees at the high, hallowed ground, and we preview the Sahalee Players ChampionshipGolflogix co-founder Pete Charleston talks the amazing #Puttline green reading app, GPS and the future of golf tech and more

In this edition of GolfTalk Seattle w/ Josh Kerns:1)How to handle tough courses like Augusta w/ 2-time PGA tour champion and Masters veteran Rick Fehr2)Golf's new rules – Scotty Crouthamel/WSGA3)Inside Augusta and the Masters – Dr. Harry Sese/Shawn Farmer-Sese – Golfletica4)Places to play – Whatcom County – John Tipping/Golf NW

Now on the #1 tee, it's the premier of Golf Talk Seattle. In this edition featuring exclusive content only available on the pod, Josh Kerns visits with:Segment 1:Intro/Chambers Bay reopensGuest: Brent Zepp/Director of Golf – Chambers BaySegment 2Masters Preview and a players perspective on AugustaGuest: Rick Fehr/Seattle native, 2-time PGA tour winner and low amateur at The MastersSegment 3Golf Fitness, treatment and trainingGuests: Dr. Harry Sese and Shawn Farmer-Sese – Golfletica/BellevueSegment 4 - The ProGolf Tournament SeriesGuest: John Tipping/Executive DirectorSegment 5 - What the WSGA does for you beyond your handicap (it's ALOT!)Guest: Troy Andrew/Executive Director – WSGA/PNGATwitter: @GolfTalkSeattleInstagram: @GolfTalkSeattleFacebook: @GolfTalkSeattle

While the need for their expertise is greater than ever, a shortage of rheumatologists has become a crisis in our communities. Patients are often waiting months to see a specialist or driving hundreds of miles while battling excruciating pain and the uncertainty of an autoimmune disease. In this edition of Docs Talk, Dr. Amish Dave, MD, a Virginia Mason rheumatologist and King County Medical Society board member, speaks with host Josh Kerns about the current state of the crisis and proposes some short and long term changes to help mitigate the shortage.

Health care related bills are dominating this session of the Washington State Legislature, with dozens under consideration. From mental health funding to immunization exemptions to increased B&O taxes, there’s no shortage of legislation that will have a direct impact on doctors. Among the most important and influential voices on health care policy in Washington state is Rep. Eileen Cody (D-Seattle), the chair of the House Health Care and Wellness Committee. Cody recently retired after working at Kaiser Permanente (formerly Group Health Cooperative) in Seattle for the past forty years. She is a neuro-rehab nurse certified in both rehabilitation nursing and multiple sclerosis care. In addition to her work at Kaiser Permanente, Eileen is a founding member of District 1199 NW/SEIU Hospital and Health Care Employees Union. Rep. Cody is the longest serving house member, and certainly among the most knowledgeable - if not the most knowledgeable - legislator when it comes to health care. Despite her jam-packed and hectic schedule, she was kind enough to take some time to visit with host/producer Josh Kerns of the King County Medical Society and share her insights for this special edition of Docs Talk.

Talk about making your mark on medicine. From a small town in Argentina where his parents were the only physicians, to the presidency of the American Surgical Association and his tenure as Chief Medical Officer at University of Washington Medicine, Carlos Pellegrini,MD's career has been nothing short of a tour de force. In this special edition of Docs Talk, Dr. Pellegrini joins host Josh Kerns for an insightful, thought provoking, and at times humorous conversation spanning his decades as a leader and innovator in medicine. Dr. Pellegrini recently retired from UW Medicine after serving as CMO for the past three years. Prior to that, he served as the chair of the UW Medicine surgery department for 23 years. UW Medicine CEO Paul Ramsey, MD, said, "As department chair, Dr. Pellegrini was an exemplary role model for the UW Medicine Patients Are First approach to clinical care. He was a mentor to faculty, staff and students, and he focused on developing relationships to bring people together as the best way to advance the profession. His work to advance the Department of Surgery included helping to raise more than $30 million from patients and community supporters to create several chairs and professorships. In addition, with his wife, Kelly, he made significant personal donations to create a fellowship in surgical ethics, a fellowship in education, and the Carlos and Kelly Pellegrini fund for diversity." "His impact as CMO has been equally significant," Ramsey added.

The end of the 2018 season is here. We hear from Scott Servais and Jerry Dipoto. Josh Kerns joins us for the final time this year and we end things with The Year That Was.

Mariners split with the Astros including a thrilling win the first game of the series. Josh Kerns returns and Rick Rizzs chats with Brian DeLunas.

The Mariners start a very big trip in Arizona tonight. Nick Vincent and Ben Gamel visit. Josh Kerns returns with another great feature and we remember the Kingdome.

Mariners are back after a day off to take on the Angels for the first of three. Luke Arkins joins us to take a look at the AL playoff race and deadline. Aaron Goldsmith chats with Nelson Cruz and Josh Kerns is back.

The Giants are in town and we hear from the great Jon Miller. Josh Kerns is back with another tremendous story on a field in Mabton. Dave Henderson would have turned 60 and we have a tribute to Hendu.

The Angels are here for a big series and we talk about it. We hear from Josh Kerns, Gregg Greene and Mark Langston. Aaron Goldsmith and Mike Blowers have a fun chat.

We get ready for Mariners versus Astros. James Paxton will take the mound for the M's. Dan Altavilla visits. Aaron Goldsmith, Mike Blowers and Josh Kerns also join us.

Mariners fall to the Blue Jays. Josh Kerns returns with a great feature and Julio Cruz visits.

Mariners have won four in a row and we have all the details. Josh Kerns with a Griffey Statue feature and Bullpen Banter!

Mariners have won six in a row and we have the highlights. Nelson Cruz chats with Rick Rizzs and Josh Kerns returns.

Mariners fall to the White Sox in a dramatic first game of the series. Josh Kerns with another great feature.

Adam Lind wins it for the Mariners again and we have the highlight. Josh Kerns returns and we celebrate Ken Griffey Jr.

CJ Nitkowski tells Aaron Goldsmith what it was like to face Dae-Ho Lee in Korea. Josh Kerns returns and Griffey to the HOF gets closer.

Detroit wins again. Josh Kerns returns. Manny Acta visits and Rick chats with David Ortiz.

Mariners fall to Tampa Bay. We talk shifts with Jesse Smith and Josh Kerns returns.

Nelson Cruz hits two homers and we have the highlights. We hear from Edwin Diaz and Josh Kerns returns.

We are joined by a couple of former Mariners- Bret Boone and Brendan Ryan. Josh Kerns with another great feature.

Felix makes history and we have the highlights. Josh Kerns has a great feature and we visit with Brad Miller and Leonys Martin.

M's beat the A's and we have the highlights. Alex Rivera, Josh Kerns and Mike Curto are all a part of the program.

Taijuan Walker dominates and we have the highlights. Steve Cishek saves No. 100 and visits. Josh Kerns chats with Chris Iannetta about wine.

Mel Stottlemyre visits along with Nathan Karns and Josh Kerns.

Welcome to the Show: Why Luke Loves the Blue Angels "Girltalk" AwesomeNotAwesome? Interview with Josh Kerns and Intern Sara

Welcome to the Show: Why Luke Loves the Blue Angels "Girltalk" AwesomeNotAwesome? Interview with Josh Kerns and Intern Sara