
Full Hours and Interviews from the The Ian Furness show, which airs every day from 1pm-3pm on 950 KJR in Seattle.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Ian starts the show off by discussing the ESPN layoffs and the current state of sports media. Then Corbin Smith joins to talk about upcoming Seahawks training camp, the ESPN layoffs, Nick Emmanwori and how good the Hawks offensive line is. Then Ian t... more
Ian takes a look back at the World Cup mostly as a success but the final game was a stinker. How are people feeling about the up and down Mariners right now? Corbin Smith joins Ian to take a look at the Seahawks new owners, Devin Witherspoon's upcomi... more
This is a massive series for the Mariners coming out of the break, how disappointed would you be if they ended up being a Wild Card? Who should the Kraken be targeting in trades. Previewing the Mariners-Giants series. National League targets for t... more
Has the World Cup changed your opinion on soccer in any way? Is there any way the Mariners should be selling at the deadline? What positions can the Mariners upgrade? The Mariners announced their starting rotation for the Giants series, do the Mari... more
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I’ve now listened to multiple hours of Ian Furness’s show over the last few weeks. I love it! Cogent and compelling. I’ll listen everyday. Go Sonics! Miss Gus.
Ian is great and they have great guests BUT the Commercial interruptions right in the middle of segments are unbearable
I learn more from Hugh than any other source. I grew up in the same neighborhood and went to Roosevelt in the same era as Hugh. Not sure he would remember the name Gary Danzl but I have really enjoyed Hugh’s breakdown of Seahawk football over the years. Great work by both of you. #godewey. 😁
Ian is far and away the most thoughtful, insightful sports radio guy in Seattle. Fun, fair and thought-provoking, unlike the noisy clown who follows him in the afternoon. And knows hockey like none other.
I used to love the podcast. Don’t need your sanctimonious uneducated medical advice. My good friend just died this week after getting this emergency approved intervention that you push unsolicited. I am done listening after 10 years.
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A Seattle-based sports talk program rooted in live game analysis, roster moves, and long-form guest interviews. Episodes frequently cover the Mariners, Seahawks, and NHL, with deep dives into NFL and MLB draft context, player development, and local sports business topics. The show blends tactical sports analysis with personality-driven banter, fundraising and college athletics chatter, and a steady stream of guest experts from national outlets and local institutions. Noteworthy traits include long-form, interview-heavy segments, strong Seattle-centric focus, and a willingness to blend data-driven analysis with entertaining banter. Potential listeners should expect in-depth sports discussion, cross-sport context, and candid conversations wit... more
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Recent guests on The Ian Furness Show include:
1. Pete Von Reicbauer
2. Chris Daniels
3. Chase Reid
4. Ryan Leaf
5. Danny Jackson
6. Anders Hirst
7. Jackson Felts
8. Elijah Arroyo
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