Week In Review
KUOW News and InformationHost Bill Radke and guests make sense of the week's news. New episode every Friday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||
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Host Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Seattle Times editorial writer and columnist Claudia Rowe, co-host of Too Beautiful to Live podcast Andrew Walsh, and longtime KIRO radio host Dave Ross.
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Host Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Reporter and writer Lauryn Bray, Seattle Channel host and producer, co-host of Seattle News, Views and Brews podcast Brian Callanan, and Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Joe Ngu... more
Guest host Mike Lewis discusses the week’s news with Political and public affairs consultant in Seattle who podcasts at Seattle Nice and Blue City Blues Sandeep Kaushik, political analyst and contributing columnist Joni Balter, and former Washington ... more
Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with co-founder and publisher of PubliCola, co-host of Seattle Nice podcast Erica Barnett, lead singer of The Long Winters, host of the Omnibus and Roderick on the Line podcasts John Roderick, and Senior Researche... more
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In a world where any blowhard influencer can put up a shingle now and call themselves a newsperson, public radio still has journalistic standards. Thank you KUOW!
Apple Podcasts5queefburglarsixtynine
United Statesa month ago - Analysis beyond the Influencers
Thanks for not just making things up. I appreciate your reporting on the Barnes situation and your journalists’ breadth of experience. Lots of podcasts are just influencers who hang out their shingle and call themselves news people, so it’s worth giving credit to people doing the hard work.
Apple Podcasts5MidBunnyUnited Statesa month ago - Nothing but whiny centrists and moaning NIMBYs
I’ve been a listener to Bill Radke’s noon program for the better part of the last decade. I’ve long considered it to be one of the best sources for interesting news about Seattle, but I’ve noticed a saddening phenomenon these last couple of years. More and more the show and the producers have chosen to amplify the voices of people who claim to be democrats while decrying everything that makes up progressivism. And it’s not even that they’re trying to debate the issues. They’re snide. They’re con... more
Apple Podcasts2Aaron the Crow FatherUnited States2 months ago - Guests are too old & out of touch!!
I want to like this show and have been a long time listener, but as a Gen Z kid with many friends in the service industry, Joni Balter's comments made me downright nauseous. "Seattle should pay more respect to Starbucks"? Joni Balter should talk about respecting Starbucks to the employees who've been laid off at the Roastery without notice, or all the employees who have been victim to their union-busting practices.
I wish Week in Review gave more voice to young people and service workers over t... more
Apple Podcasts2humanflukeUnited States4 months ago - Prefer a balanced panel
I appreciate the local discussions. I prefer a more balanced panel, please include young people, middle aged, elders and a more varied political perspective.
Apple Podcasts4TheWatertreeUnited States7 months ago
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What is Week In Review about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A weekly roundup that deciphers the week's news through a Seattle lens, combining policy analysis, local politics, and regional culture. Episodes frequently thread together city governance, taxation debates, homelessness policy, public safety, and the role of business and technology in shaping civic life, with occasional forays into national politics or big events like World Cup coverage. Notable strengths include a fast-paced, panel-driven format, a mix of journalists, policymakers, and practitioners, and a knack for translating complex topics into relatable, human-centered discussions. The show is likely a strong fit for listeners who want both context and nuance on local governance, often from multiple viewpoints, and who appreciate bris... more
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1. Paul Guppy
2. Krist Novoselic
3. Angela Poe Russell
4. Andre Sales
5. Ryan Armstrong
6. Maleeha Syed
7. Todd Myers
8. Joni Balter
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