A podcast by two journalists in Seattle without a boss
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews |
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Oh hai Burner Babes. We're gabbing this week about how only stupid, ugly people want to install surveillance cameras around our city. Mayor Bruce Harrell has decided that the Seattle Police Department needs literally more than 365... more
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Welcome back Burner Babes! Your hosts Ashley and Hannah are thrilled to be joined by, once again, Stephen Paolini, our on-call consultant and the string-puller behind Progressive People Power PAC (P3). As you already know, progre... more
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Oh hiiiiii! We're back. This week we're talking about City Council Member Rob Saka shirking his duties and hiding in his office and the King County Council's decision to tax poor people in order to fund the services that land them... more
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The Burner gals are joined by Progressive People Power PAC (P3) consultant and all around cool guy Stephen Paolini to talk about Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani's blow out victory over the Democrat establishment in the New Yor... more
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These two really offer the most fun, interesting and insightful weekly conversation on what's gong in with local politics in Seattle and the state of Washington. If you're a true progressive, following this podcast and The Burner's website is required listening/reading.
The podcast we need right now in this swirling chaos of life. Love the chemistry between the two hosts!
If you love the white savior trope in film and other media, you’ll love this podcast
Insightful, funny, refreshing. Great podcast for anyone looking to understand Seattle politics and operators already in the know.
Love this new source of news about local Seattle politics from two trustworthy, uncompromising, and funny journalists 🔥
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The show presents a candid exploration of Seattle's political landscape, offering insightful commentary on local issues, governance, and societal dynamics. Frequent guests, including journalists and activists, contribute to discussions about pressing topics like police funding, housing policy, and women's rights, while also analyzing influential figures in Seattle politics. The hosts balance serious topics with humor, making the content both engaging and accessible for listeners interested in local affairs. Unique to this show is its commitment to independent journalism, reflecting the hosts' perspectives free from corporate influence, which resonates well with an audience seeking authentic narratives in a media landscape often shaped by la... more
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Recent guests on The Burner Seattle include:
1. BJ Last
2. Stephen Paolini
3. Katie Wilson
4. Justin Ward
5. Kshama Sawant
6. Lex Vaughn
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