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Maluma saldrá a cantar con Shakira durante el último fin de semana de su residencia europea. Miley Cyrus logra su primer número 1 en álbumes tras más de una década en Estados Unidos. Entrevista a Olivia Bay en LOS40. Liam Gallagher no descarta un nuevo disco de Oasis para 2028. 15 años del adiós de Pereza: De grupo criticado por los puristas a un reencuentro soñado y quimérico.

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: We all got a gentle 4.2 "quake-up" call yesterday // SPD accessed traffic cameras without approval // Mariners Chairman says he's "embarrassed" by this season // GOP Senators grilled former FBI Special Counsel Jack Smith yesterday // What should you do when someone cuts the ferry line in front of you?  

9th circuit revives suit filed by City of Seattle employee who says he was subjected to hostile workplace for being White // Americans aren't optimistic about the economy // Why is apologizing so difficult? // GEE TAKES THE WHEEL!

Is Seattle neighborly? Transplants say people in the PNW are unique in a bunch of infuriating ways // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Wil you miss busywork? // WORDS TO LIVE BY

Steven Portnoy on new information surrounding a taxpayer-funded campaign ad from the Trump administration // Scott Sistek on what to expect from Fall weather with El Nino // Rob McKenna on AG Brown's push to cut down on tort claim payouts // Charlie Harger Commentary on Governor Ferguson's push to sew confusion around I-645 // Karen Travers on the big tech meeting at the White House yesterday // Gee Scott on Seattle and Portland as top food cities

La medida del Gobierno relativa a los carburantes puede resultar efectiva a corto plazo porque puede poner freno a la tendencia alcista de los precios, pero no puede ser una solución a medio o largo plazo. Conviene no olvidar que esta es la tercer prórroga que el ejecutivo aprueba, la prueba de que el origen del problema viene de lejos. Así que los particulares y algunos empresarios podrán encontrar algo de alivio a partir de mañana que es cuando entran en vigor estas medidas, pero recordemos que hay sectores económicos, como el de la logística, con enorme presencia en la Comunitat, a los que se les quedan cortas. Toca por tanto intensificar las fórmulas para reducir la dependencia energética del país, apostando por las renovables e incentivando la electrificación del parque móvil porque se me antoja que vamos con retraso, mucho retraso.

El proyecto "Las voces de Kepa Junkera (un año después)" pretende detenerse en la evolución que, en el año transcurrido desde la emisión de la primera temporada, ha tenido la generación de voces sintéticas, con la premisa innegociable de la utilización de la IA para un bien social. En este tiempo han florecido, desde diversos ámbitos, numerosos proyectos similares al nuestro de 2025. Así que, tras la iniciativa de la SER que devolvió la voz a Kepa, abordamos con protagonistas del mundo de la ciencia, la academia, el periodismo y la filosofía los beneficios que tiene para los enfermos y para su entorno poder recuperar el sonido de su voz.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Matthew DeFranks and Nathan Mills talk about the results of the roster battles for the final forward spots, break down the injuries to Logan Mailloux and Tyler Tucker, plus preview the start of the 2026-27 season in Dallas on Friday. Submit questions for a future episode at this link. Find more podcasts from the Post-Dispatch Subscribe to the Post-Dispatch

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: new roundabout coming to Highway 2 // Mike Dobuski with Tech Tuesday: AI-related tech meeting happening at the White House, a pause to OpenAI's new model // David Fahrenthold on preparations for midterm elections and a taxpayer funded GOP campaign ad // Charlie Harger Commentary on a potential solution to rampant copper wire theft // Gee Scott on the "Protect College Sports Act"

La del corredor cantábrico-mediterráneo es una vieja reivindicación que viene abanderando el empresariado valenciano desde hace muchos años: modernizar el eje ferroviario que conecta Sagunt con Teruel y Zaragoza y desde ahí a los puertos del norte de España. Un trazado que presenta tantas limitaciones técnicas que ha dejado de ser competitivo para el tráfico de mercancías y también para el de pasajeros. Y si no basta con recordar aquel vídeo que se hizo viral en el que se veía a un tractor adelantar a un tren en un tramo de la provincia de Teruel. Este martes los presidentes valenciano, aragonés y castellano-leonés escenificarán un frente común reactivando esa vieja reivindicación. Espero que quede ahí y que esa reunión de varones regionales del PP no acabe por convertirse en aquelarre contra Pedro Sánchez y su controvertido ministro de Transportes Óscar Puente. Porque, conviene recordar, que este corredor ferroviario ha estado abandonado gobernando el PSOE pero también el PP.

 Taylor Swift vuelve a revolucionar a sus fans con Patient Zero, un videoclip repleto de pistas, simbolismos y teorías que ya tienen a los Swifties investigando cada fotograma. Estopa enciende las alarmas con un misterioso mensaje en redes que apunta a una gran sorpresa para 2027 y que podría estar relacionada con el esperado proyecto La Maketa. Tini y Lali cumplen el sueño de miles de fans al compartir escenario por primera vez en River Plate con una actuación histórica que emocionó a más de 80.000 personas. Y Shakira sigue sorprendiendo en Madrid con invitados de lujo: Manuel Turizo se ha unido a la colombiana para interpretar Copa Vacía en directo por primera vez en España. 

Wolf and Luke discuss if they are concerned about the Arizona Cardinals' defense and Phoenix Suns forward Koa Peat joins the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss how Jeremiyah Love looked against the San Francisco 49ers and Phoenix Suns center Khaman Maluach joins the show.

Wolf and Luke talk to Phoenix Suns guard Collin Gillespie and Suns superstar Devin Booker.

Iranian embassy denies connection to airbase terror plot.

Luke Duecy LIVE: What happened to the Mariners? // CID leaders, business owners say public safety must be addressed to help regain footing // Why Are So Many Adults Cutting Off Their Parents? // GEE TAKES THE WHEEL! Despite the entry-level job apocalypse, half of Gen Z are planning to look for new work elsewhere before the end of the year

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Dan Wilson won’t return as Mariners manager in 2027 // Goodbye, baseball! M’s send off Rick Rizzs with 7-3 win over Anaheim // Commanders snap Seattle’s 12-game winning streak, beat the Seahawks 33-31 // SPD police chief search continues, two dozen qualified applicants so far // Feds Air Another Taxpayer-Funded Political Ad on FOX... // Seattle earns 4th-highest ranking in the world in new study of 1,000 cities

GUEST: Kieya Marshall and Shannon Jansen from the Clear Path Project // AGREE TO DISAGREE! What it's like to drive 406mph in world's fastest hydrogen car // Kurt Cobain's Nirvana studio hits Airbnb in Olympia // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY!

Casey McNerthney with "Crime and Punishment": A report from the King County Prosecutor's Office // Peter Charalambous on a SCOTUS ruling on voter registration // Steve Roberts on how things are shaping up as we head for the midterms // Charlie Harger Commentary on the extreme number of money the state spends on tort claim lawsuits // Listen to the final broadcast moments for Rick Rizzs // Gee Scott on the Seahawks loss yesterday in DC

Bob and Ryan Rowland-Smith filling in for Wyman and are joined by the legendary Rick Rizzs the voice of the Mariners to talk about Rick's career and what he meant to the city, the fans, and broadcasters all over. As well as working with Dave niehaus. // Realistically, which positions are up for grabs next season? - Beyond Randy, Canzone, and Cole Young can you point to anybody on this team you feel had a decent season? - If we assume Kade Anderson is in the rotation to start next year…Who should be the odd man out, assuming they don’t trade anyone in what will be a condensed offseason with the likely work stoppage?- Who in the bullpen do you trust the most to return to form next season?

I WAS THINKING: Tribute to Rick Rizzs // Senator Tommy Tuberville is very worried about furries // Trump ally Tuberville isn’t kidding when he says US pilots are in a ‘club’ of furry fetishists // John’s advice to Rick Rizzs to keep from crying on Sunday

VIDEO GUEST - RY CURLEY - CELEBRATING RICK RIZZS & SEAHAWKS PREVIEW // New report: Utah Valley University tried to warn Charlie Kirk’s staff of risks, but team ignored concerns // Bay City Rollers guitarist dies at 73

Supreme Court Says Trump Officials Can Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks // Sound Transit CEO claims his $30K bonus and wins a pay raise // New Washington ballot initiative targets judicial branch transparency // Brandi Kruse found not guilty of campaign finance violations // Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says That Sacrificing Our Children’s Minds to AI Is a Price He’s Willing to Pay // Kamala Harris attempts to explains AI and social media algorithms // LETTERS

I WAS THINKING: Tribute to Rick Rizzs // New report: Utah Valley University tried to warn Charlie Kirk’s staff of risks, but team ignored concerns // John’s advice to Rick Rizzs to keep from crying on Sunday

I WAS THINKING: Throwing Stones From Glass Stages // ‘Being apolitical during a genocide doesn’t work’: Macklemore announces his Free Palestine tour // Mortgage Rates Just Hit 7%. Here’s How the Housing Market Is About to Change. Owning a Home Is Seen as a Financial Holy Grail. But What If It Isn’t?

VIDEO GUEST - TOM NELSON // How the sister of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is funding anti-hunting lawsuits and corruption inside Washington’s wildlife commission. // What 70,000 Hours of Conservative Podcasts Tell Us About the Midterms // Dolly Parton’s Estate in Turmoil After Extortion Accusations.

GUEST - SAUL SPADY // Saul on the Macklemore debacle, Katie Wilson’s first 9 months and how the Seattle City Council is squandering opportunities to improve the city // PHONE INTERVIEW - PAULI PROIOS - OWNER OF 14 CARROT CAFE // Businesses frustrated with Eastlake road construction

VIDEO GUEST - TOM NELSON // How the sister of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is funding anti-hunting lawsuits and corruption inside Washington’s wildlife commission. // What 70,000 Hours of Conservative Podcasts Tell Us About the Midterms // Dolly Parton’s Estate in Turmoil After Extortion Accusations.

Chinese President Xi Jinping wraps up his U.S. visit this afternoon. He and President Trump are scheduled to tour the National Archives today before President Xi departs. Earlier this morning, they had tea together. But the President complains that not all news outlets covered the visit, including the media groups he barred from the White House. The visit as a whole has faced a lot of pushback from other lawmakers, so Greg and Holly discuss what the American people may get from this multi-day summit.

The man behind the Stratos Data Center in Box Elder County -- the project that spurred so much public pushback on data centers around the state -- now says the defamation lawsuit against him should be dismissed with prejudice (meaning it couldn't come back to court). Kevin O'Leary says no reasonable person who saw him make the claims on Fox News of Chinese spies would actually take them as factual reports. But the people who he spoke of see it differently, so they've filed this defamation suit against O'Leary over his allegations that they're being funded by the Chinese Communist Party. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas breaks down the lawsuit and the motion to dismiss.

Topics we will cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Ask the Attorney: Kevin O'Leary asks for dismissal of defamation lawsuit Visit from Chinese President Xi wraps up today Incoming Super El Niño sparks new political campaign Celebrating Dolly Parton Day in Utah with reading

Utah Valley University has released the results of an independent investigation into security on campus around the time Charlie Kirk was killed. It looked at ways the university police and Turning Point USA worked together to plan the event andidentified areas of improvement. In the end, the investigation found that no one at UVU "acted in bad faith or in willful and wanton disregard for the safety of others." The Inside Sources hosts share some of the findings and recommended action items.

Greg and Holly finish the week chatting about the big movie of the week with the hosts of the KSL Movie Show, Val Cameron and Andy Farnsworth. They discuss Forgotten Island and answer the movie question of the week: What is your favorite Brad Pitt movie?

Are your internet passwords strong? Or are you still using something like "password" as your password? With the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and the continued pushing by bad actors around the world, more passwords are becoming easier to break. A new analysis of passwords commonly found in hacks and leaks shows some interesting patterns; KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt breaks it down with Greg and Holly.

Today is 9/25, now known as "9-to-5 Day" or Dolly Parton Day. One of the things Dolly was most well-known for -- besides her singing and acting -- was her love of reading and helping kids around the country get more opportunities to read. To celebrate her legacy today, organizations around Utah are celebrating reading and books in general. For more on this, Greg and Holly are joined by the CEO of Operation Literacy, Jennifer Jenkins.

Do any of these sayings look familiar? "I Like Ike," "It's the Economy, Stupid," "Yes we can," "Make America Great Again" and, of course, "Vote for Pedro." What do they all have in common? They're political campaign slogans. Well,here's a new one for you to try on for size: "Vote Super El Niño!" Ski Utah has launched a new pseudo-political campaign pushing for the Super El Niño to dump loads and loads of snow here in the state this winter.

A wide majority of Utahns say they agree with comments made by President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at a Constitution Day event last week. Greg and Holly continued to be inspired by those remarks; they've spoken about them a few times now. Today, we're reading that nearly 9 in 10 Utahns agree with President Oaks' speech, especially his belief that a person's commitment to God requires treating other people fairly. The study was conducted by Y2 Analytics; founding partner Dr. Quinn Monson joins to explain the results.

Coming up on today's Movie Show, Andy and Val review  - Forgotten Island - Two best friends become stranded on the mystical world of Nakali, where their only escape might cost them their shared lifetime of memories. They will also review  Heart of the Beast Primetime The Stunt Driver Avengers: Endgame Encore Honorable Mentions: 1. FRANZ 2. HA-CHAN: SHAKE YOUR BOOTY! 3. THE HISTORY OF CONCRETE Andy and Val will mention the Netflix movie, Unabomber - A Harvard student becomes the Unabomber after psychological experiments. Years later, an FBI agent's pursuit reveals how his past shaped his deadly campaign that killed 3 and injured 23 from 1978-1995. They will also review The Love Hypothesis on Prime Video.    In addition, they will look at streaming series like  Brothers on Apple TV+ A Different World on Netflix Mobland on Paramount+

GUEST: Jeremy in North Bend shares his recovery journey from addiction to heroin // Gee & Ursula reflect on their interview with Jeremy // WORDS TO LIVE BY

Fall City teen who killed family may move to adult court. . . Or not // WA is the  tabletop gaming capitol of the world // S.A.D. season right around the corner. . . be prepared and prevent it before you’re stuck with the winter blues // Employers want ability, experience and competence. But there’s one skill that’s actually way more valuable. // GEE TAKES THE WHEEL!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Horrific face-biting attack in Seattle // Dow Constantine fails upward, again // WA has over 14,000 toxicology tests the State Patrol can't get to prosecutors in DUI cases // GUEST: Chris Sullivan o the upcoming Lake Stevens trestle replacement // FLEX FRIDAY!!! // GUEST: Katrina Guischard on parenting

Former Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson on miscommunication coming out of Mayor Katie Wilson's office // Katrina Guischard with a Parenting Spotlight: Another indictment on "gentle parenting" // Charlie Harger Commentary , an ode to Rick Rizzs // Gee Scott on the Seahawks vs. Commanders game on Sunday // ConsumerMan Herb Weisbaum with some budgeting tips to combat inflation // The Rick Rizzs Show: Taking a look back at the Mariners season, and 41 years of M's broadcasting for Rick

URSULA'S TOP STORIES // Are there truly good reasons to stay married, when you KNOW you need a divorce? // Can McDonald's save it's soul . . . with a nearly nine billion dollar makeover?

WHAT'S NEW AT 10! // ASK URSULA // GEE TAKES THE WHEEL Seattle has changed a lot over the years, and there are six neighborhoods I want to tell you about that say EVERYTHING about what the city has lost.

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: The Pinehurst Light Rail station is about to open, WAY ahead of schedule // Aaron Granillo with an ode to Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs // Xavier Walton on the College Sports Bill being voted on in the US Senate // Brad Garrett on a major hack of FBI personnel records // Charlie Harger Commentary on why cameras need to be turned on in Alki Beach // Scott MacFarlane (MeidasTouch Network) on the White House banning of CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from the Press Pool // Gee Scott on several neighborhoods in Seattle with nearly no children

President Donald Trump visited Gastonia, NC to back Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, Michael Whatley. He discussed violent crime, diesel prices, and more. WRAL's Dan Haggerty was in the room and together with PolitiFact's Paul Specht, we check the facts to determine what's true, false and somewhere in between.

Lorenzo Alexander joins Wolf and Luke for The Lo Down to discuss if Marvin Harrison Jr. can be fixed in Arizona and his thoughts from around the NFL in Week 2.

Rob McKenna on the massive settlement from Paramount with Washington and other states // Scott Sistek with an extended forecast for Autumn // Jordana Miller on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heading to New York for the UNGA // Charlie Harger Commentary on the good and bad from Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson yesterday // Retired Lt. General Richard Newton on war with Iran // Gee Scott on accusations of cheating against Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Matthew DeFranks and Nathan Mills talk about the potential opening night lineup that the Blues showed on the first day of training camp, plus discuss the conversation surrounding Jimmy Snuggerud's next contract. Submit questions for a future episode at this link. Find more podcasts from the Post-Dispatch Subscribe to the Post-Dispatch

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