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A highlight from Viktor Michael: Luxury Skincare Designed for Post-Injection Recovery
"This is the Art Beauty podcast where we are always reaching for truth in beauty. Remember, the brands on here are not paying to be here, so we get to ask the questions that you want answered because you deserve to be informed so you can make the best decisions for yourself. With that, I'm Amber. I will be your host today. And my fabulous co -hosts are Chase Sim and Nadia Kozlova. They are the founders of Victor Michael, a line that is created just for post -injection care. We're going to be talking all about that. But before we do, welcome to the show, ladies. Thanks for being here. Thank you, Amber, for having us. Where are you? Where are you guys located in the country? We're in Seattle, Washington. Okay, great. And now, you know, before we get into these products, because I do want to talk a little bit about post -injection care, why it matters, what's going to sort of set this apart. But you both have a very interesting and sort of long history in the beauty market. Can you tell us a little bit about that? Absolutely. I was wondering, I was looking at that, I was like, okay, usually that's cute. So Nadia and I have been in the medical spa industry for over 23 years. We opened up our own three clinics back in 2010. So we've had the pleasure of seeing the bad, the good, the ugly from all aspects of the med spa business. So we're just really lucky to have entered this industry and this space back when we did. And Nadia, where were you guys? Just the owners, like it's Cucumber, right? Was the name of your med spa? Cucumber and Lounge. Yes, Cucumber and Lounge. And were you both aesthetic? Like, were you nurses? Were you doing injections? Or were you sort of the brains behind the spas? Believe it or not, we just came up with this amazing brand. We've been in medical aesthetics for 23 years. A side note, a fun note is that we actually were one of the first people introducing Botox and injectables into the market back in the days when nobody knew what these injectables are all about. In the beginning, I didn't even know how to pronounce it the proper way. So it's been a long, long journey, but we're not injectors. We're not estheticians, although we probably were in the past life at some point. But we know how to do it. We just don't practice. Gotcha. And you've probably, Shay, seen thousands, if not tens of thousands of injections being done. Oh, absolutely. And having them done, yes. So let's talk a little bit about injections. When we get things like Botox, I've had Botox myself before. I know bruising is common. What are some of the other symptoms that you were really seeing people have in your med spas? I think, I mean, it can get as bad as it can potentially get. We are talking bruising, swelling, inflammation. And that's all without the potential of contraindication, right? Because that can happen too. But just the basics. If you get your lips done, it looks like a murder scene at some point the next day. And we have some photos to show that. You will swell up. We don't care how amazing your injector is. This is what we always say is that injector could be the most amazing person and having the most amazing technique. But that's just how the body is wired. This is just how we respond. So even in our clinics, we say, hey, we're awesome. You will swell up. You will bruise up. But now you got a tool to work with. You know, I've got to be honest. So I work with New Beauty magazine as well. And one of the doctors had pitched us and said, hey, Amber's never had lip injections. What if we did a first time lip injection video with her? And when I saw what the recovery is like for that, I said, no way. I'll just deal with my thin lips. Because really, no matter what, I haven't seen anybody who doesn't swell. And the swelling can be very vast. And that kind of lasts, what, three to five days, Shay, would you say? It could be three to five days up to two weeks. So like who doesn't want to go out? And it looks like you've got punched in the mouth or like you went to a really bad injector at first, correct? I mean, they swell. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It could be terrifying. It could be very minimal. And it could be pretty terrifying. You know, and Nadia, I know too, whenever I go get Botox, for me personally, I make sure I do not drink anything. I know they say for 24 hours before. But for me, I found that if I don't do it three to five days before, that's when the bruising really has a big difference for my personal skin. Have you found that kind of across the board? Oh, absolutely. Before coming up with Victor Michael, and that's kind of what led us to it, is that we know all the tips and tricks on how to make you go with less swelling, less bruising, so no drinking. And I understand what you're saying. Because I would have to literally do it for like a week prior to just to get my body prepared to it, right? And still, if they get a little blood vessel somewhere, I still bruise up right on the spot. So you kind of know walking out of there what's going to happen. Yeah. And you know what? The more I'm thinking about it, it is more like a week if you want no bruising. But for injectables like fillers, I'm sure that's a little bit different, correct? You probably have to have a little bit different. Shade, for people who are listening and who might be considering injections, without getting into specific products, do you have any tips for people at home for things that they can do to help minimize the swelling? Absolutely. So you want to definitely stop all supplements, just not knowing exactly what supplements can trigger the bruising and the swelling. So we always advise just stay off of everything for at least 24 hours, right? Next thing is don't be afraid to start taking some Arnica or Arnacare before. And of course, obviously, we can get into other products and everything. But prepping the body when you know that the needle is going to be hitting the skin. It's inserting the skin. And this is kind of what we go back to. It doesn't matter who your injector is. A needle is puncturing the skin. We are causing a wound. And anything to prevent that wound, such as taking an oral Arnacare, that's typically what we would have recommend or some bromelain. And then after, just don't touch. Don't touch the skin. And everybody wants to touch. Everybody wants to remold. And they're like, oh, I can help with swelling or something. It really comes down to just take the injector's direction and try to prevent by not taking anything as far as supplements. Maybe no alcohol prior. But that's all you can really do. And listen to your injector. Yes, absolutely. And of course, it goes without saying, no smoking. Don't go out in the sun. All these things that you should probably know better. But sometimes we need a gentle reminder, right? That's okay. So prior to having skincare or Victor Michael, which is a skincare line designed specifically to help minimize this sort of post -injection, bruising, swelling, what was our only options? Ice? That's pretty much it. So and that's why that was sort of a hard question to answer. Because your really only option was stop taking supplements. And here's your ice pack. And here's some Arnacare. Those were your options. So Shay, what was it that made you the sort of the lights which go off and say, well, we need something? And then how did you figure out what you needed to do? So being on the backside and the front side of medical spas and injections in general, right, we work with the patients first and foremost. And the number one deterrent when it comes to injections is the fear of downtime. And anybody will walk in, I want fillers, I want Botox. But the second question that always follows up is, what is my downtime? I have an event schedule. We have holidays coming up. My husband's going to be gone on a work trip. How do I schedule this in? I got three days to recover. So in our world, if you have post care for lasers, you have post care for peels, you don't have post care for injections. Why is that, right? After 23 years of Botox being introduced to the market, Cosmoderm, Cosmoplast being introduced back in 1999, 2000, why don't we have a pre and post injection care recovery system, right? So what we've done is we've taken what all of our amazing injectors have given our customers. That is the directions of go to Rite Aid, get your RNA care, go to the next Rite Aid or Target, go get your bromelain, go pick up whatever you can do to help prevent bruising, swelling, inflammation. So we took this recipe list that we were sending all of our customers to, and we said, let's put this in a bottle. Let's make this magic happen. Let's figure this out. What can we do? That's where the experiment started. And it worked. And we're like, holy cow, this is amazing. We need to now take it to the next level. So then that's how Victor Michael was created. Amazing. And Nadia, Shay mentioned some of the ingredients, but can you tell us a little bit more about what decided you to put into these formulas? So we've got two products here. What goes in them? What is sort of the magic, the secret, and the sauce? So the secret of the sauce is our patent pending injection care complex. We're obsessed with it. If I could, I want to bathe in it. It is a combination of Arnica, Dragon's Blood, Babassu oil, and bromelain. And in the serum, you have it at the highest levels where Arnica is at 15%. And this is probably the purest, the most amazing thing you could do for your skin. It's a phenomenal serum. I call it my little liquid gold, and I use it every single day, although you don't have to, but it's just the purest forms of all these amazing ingredients combined. Yeah, it's so good. It's beautiful. Yeah. What's funny is that it's now trending for a makeup primer. So who would have known that we're going to do that, right? Because it goes so well in your skin. We have formulated with everything with EWG in mind. So everything is great. It doesn't leave any of the residue on the skin. It goes on like it's a matted finish. So it's just really good for you. It's so funny that you said that because when I tried it the first time, first of all, I love the way it smells too. When I tried it the first time, to me, I really got this feeling. I was like, oh, this feels like a primer. It's hard to sort of tell here, but it almost has that smooth, sort of like a siliconey base, which I love that's perfect for makeup. Good to know. So is this something that people should be using only for injections or is it skincare that you can use all the time? Shae, do you want to add? Absolutely. What we consider, Victor Michael's sort of the beauty blender of the makeup industry. We blend in with every single skincare, first and foremost. So it doesn't matter what skin regimen that you're already using. We could just sneak that little serum right in there. Two is you absolutely can use this without injections. So when we're talking about the injection care complex and those main ingredients, not only are those main ingredients in the formula, but we've also added a ton of other resources in there as far as antioxidants go to help protect the skin, hydrators to keep that skin super moisturized. So what we're noticing is that your skin just feels amazing before and after, and people are continuing to use the product way after. Unfortunately, we have a lot of people sending us a lot of UGCs about, oh my God, we're using this for a sunburn. We're using this for some dry skin. And we're like, can we focus on injections? Right. Well, listen, it's good though, if people kind of understand and like they're falling in love with it for reasons beyond injections, because for most of us, injections are like every three to six months. So you want something that maybe people could use a little bit more. By the way, I love the packaging and I love the names of this. So taking this back, there's only two products in the line right now, right? The serum and the mask. So this is the Chow for Now mask. Tell us a little bit about what's in this. So the mask is a callan clay based mask. It has ginger root extract, apple fruit extract. It has some watermelon extract. It also has some red illness in there. This mask is a recovery mask. You can pre -treat with the mask too, but it soothes on contact. It cools and calms the skin. Oh my gosh. If you just put it on, you feel how it just chills and really just soothes. So imagine getting your fillers done and you are just, you're inflamed, you're sore, you're tender, and you put that mask on and it's like, oh, this feels so amazing. We have people who sleep in this mask and we're like, okay, yeah, I need my mask. It's okay. They sleep in it. I feel like it would get all over my pillowcases. It would be everywhere. I'm a tosser turner. Right? Is it even on when you wake up? I don't know. But we use it also called the Zoom Ready mask now. That's sort of what everyone's using because when you wake up and you're puffy, so regardless of injections, you fill that mask on and it just really helps soothe the skin. So it's pretty amazing. And Nadia, is there a right way to use this? So I was looking because it's not just, it is post -injection care, but you actually should start using this before the injections, correct? Can you tell us a little bit about the right way to use the system? Absolutely. You can. Well, if you're not me and using it every single day, then what you should really be doing is getting ready for your injections, right? So you can start it as soon as three times prior to the injections. And then you can technically pre -treat with both the mask and the serum. But we kept it super simple because we didn't want to have these crazy instructions for people to get confused with, right? So start with the serum three days prior to get your injections. And then a few hours later, start using your serum again and then add the mask as a booster. For comfort, you can actually stick the mask in the refrigerator, get it a little more cold so it's a little better for you, but it also has some built -in cooling in there. So it would go as well just as is for you. So just follow up with the serum and the mask and then use it as needed. Typically within three days, you're good to go. But if you needed to use it for a little longer, then just continue using as needed. And is the mask a daily use or is that kind of used like once after the post -injection and then maybe just keep it up with the serum? We would recommend using it morning and night. Yeah, for myself, when I get injected, I blow up, guys. I swell up, I blow up. We're chasing inflammation the second that needle gets into my skin. So I'm one of those really crazy patients with a lot of anxiety that goes into that chair. So I start using the mask maybe every two, three hours on the first day, yeah. And then afterwards, just maybe at night, morning and night, that's what the instructions say, but as needed, I would say. So definitely more than just twice a day. Amazing. And now, Shay, is there any thoughts? I imagine that you can probably use this around the lips. It might not be super comfortable to be putting serum and mask on the lips. We started talking about lips. Is there anything that you're thinking of specifically for lip care? Absolutely. So actually, our lip product will be out in the fall. And it's actually one of our very first SKUs we started working on. And it has probably been the most challenging because to try to get all of our amazing active ingredients in a beautiful lip product and not compromise the efficacy has been the biggest challenge. And we've nailed it. So we're finally in the stage to get this ready for launch. So we're really excited for lip. I have it on right now. I wear it every single day. It's a beautiful neutral color. And the lip name is called Nipple Nude. Oh, so it's actually going to be in a color as well. It's a very, very mauve -y, nipple nude tint. Nipple nude. I love that. So ladies, I have to ask, if people are interested in finding your products, where should they go? Well, there's a few places they can find us at right now. Obviously, our website, victormichael .com. Victor was a K. And then we're also launched with Moda Burandi. We're incredibly excited about it, as well as Shen Beauty out of New York. So you can find us on Moda Burandi on our website. And then we have a ton of retailers that we are aligning with as well for later launch. You know what? Before I let you go, I forgot the most important thing. What have been the results of this? What have people said after using this? Has it reduced the time? Do you have any sort of concrete facts on that or figures? We have actually done a perception study, blind study testing. And we had scored up in the 97, 100 % consumer test panel saying that has been the number one best pre and post injection care they've ever used. 97 % of the panelists said that by day two, their redness, swelling, inflammation has been reduced by over 50%. So yeah, our studies have been just absolutely mind blowing. But let me just share. Amber, the number one feedback that we get and that we are absolutely in love with is the testimonials that we received from the consumer panelists that we got after the study. And they said it was life changing. That having a product like this going on their injection journey for them to know that they have something, because sometimes it's just more than just the vanity, right? It's all about just how they feel. And for them to now get injections and to know that they have something to help comfort, to reduce the swelling, not because somebody is looking at them, but because the way it makes them feel, it has been life changing. So that has been the best feedback we've received. Well, I love to hear that. Always exciting to see new products coming into the market. And thank you for being sort of having the foresight to think, hey, this is a need that we need to fill, pun intended, and that we've done that. If people want to know more about you, where can they go? Right now, they can go to our website, www .victormichael .com, modaoperande .com, shenbeauty .com, and cucumberskinlounge .com. Amazing. And Nadia, if people are in the Seattle area, can you give a little bit of a shout out for your spas? Where can they find them? Hi, team. So we have three locations. You can find us in Bellingham, in Bellevue, and in Seattle. And just come to our medical spas. And Cucumberskin Lounge has a ton of it to Michael. So amazing. Wonderful. Well, I want to thank you both for being on with me today. Really appreciate you coming here. If you're listening at home and you have questions that you want me to pass on to the team at Victor Michael, I'm always happy to do so. You can email me at hello at artbeautypodcast .com. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube at Art Beauty Podcast. And as always, we'll see you next Tuesday, hopefully with a little less swelling and bruising. Bye. Thank you. Bye. Internet built for tomorrow today. Cox, bringing us closer. In Cox serviceable areas, speeds vary and are not guaranteed. Cox terms apply. Other restrictions may apply.
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A highlight from Irrigreen CEO Shane Dyer and Precision Irrigation for Lawn Water Savings HGG582
"This is the Average Guy Network and you have found Home Gadget Geeks show number 582 with guest Shane Dyer, recorded on August 17, 2023. Here on Home Gadget Geeks we cover all the favorite tech gadgets that find their way to your home and today maybe outside of your home. News, reviews, product updates and conversation all for the Average Guy. I'm your host Jim Carlson broadcasting live from TheAverageGuy .tv studios here in a beautiful Bellevue Nebraska although heat warnings for Saturday. Shane maybe you'll have something to say about that as we think about lawn surviving these hot hot days but of course we'll post the show and I'll have a few tonight some some links for you to follow out at TheAverageGuy .tv. Big thanks to Jay Franzi joined us last week, caught up with Jay a little bit, always good to have him on. Jay thanks for coming on and a big thanks to our Patreon subscribers. If you want to join the Patreon team if you're finding value in the podcast and you want to give back join our Patreon team TheAverageGuy .tv slash Patreon. I introduced him here just very briefly but Shane Dyer has opted from, from, oh he is from I should know this, Ira Green and Shane's coming in from the West Coast. Shane thanks for coming on tonight, great to have you. Oh man such a pleasure. Ira Green tell us a little well let's before we dig into that let's get to know you a little bit I know there may be a serial entrepreneurial story here for you to tell too but give us a little bit of your background how'd you get to where you're at today? Wow so I think I've been a geek kind of all my life you know playing around and cutting up computer cases since high school and then I really fell in love with some of these new ideas back at back in the old ages before there was a term called IoT with making little things talk to the internet so I was one of Professor Theresa Meng's students at Stanford studying electrical engineering and computer science and putting some of the first doing some of the first work on sort of like distributed wireless networks and then figuring out what it meant when something that wasn't really looked like a computer could talk to the internet which was just kind of booming at that time. Yeah yeah I think a lot of innovation came out of that that not that just that class but those classes that area I grew up in the Bay Area I was a I left in in the middle 80s I think I've we thought it was booming and there's a lot of cool stuff from my dad was an IBMer so I spent a lot of time in that space I left moved overseas came back just three years later as some amazing stuff came out of that let's talk a little bit about Irrigreen and the company that you co -founded and CEO of now give us a little background on that.
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Home Gadget Geeks
A highlight from Jay Franze, Tips and Tricks for Discount Shopping Sites HGG581
"This is the Average Guy Network and you have found Home Gadget Geeks Show No. 851 with guest Jay Franzi, recorded on August 10, 2023. Here on Home Gadget Geeks, we cover all the favorite tech gadgets that find their way in your home. News, reviews, product updates, and conversation, all through the Average Tech Guy. I'm your host, Jim Kausa, broadcasting live from averageguy .tv studios here in the beautiful Bellevue, Nebraska. Jay Franzi's with me tonight. We, we, Jay, starting like 4th of July, it started raining here, and it just hasn't stopped. And the grass is green, the trees are green, everything is green. It's glorious here. My sister was just in town today having lunch with us, and she's like, It's so green here. And I'm like, Well, this is not typical. Have you guys been getting as much rain as we have? You know, I think we are getting more rain than normal. You know, it's just once or twice a day, maybe. But I'll tell you, I'll take it because moving back from California, there was no rain and everything was brown. So now being back in this neck of the woods, everything's green, and it's beautiful. It's hot and humid, but it's beautiful. Yeah, it's just been a, it's been a really wet, I mean, we had a really dry spring and then just started raining, and it hasn't stopped. We're supposed to get rain all the rest of the week. Brian Auer in chat says, So are we doing a meetup for show 1000? This is 851. That's 250 shows. I do 50 a year. That'd be 5 years from now. Well, we'll see. We'll see, Brian. We'll see how that goes. And so, of course, big thanks to Randy Walker, who joined me last week, fun to have him on the program. And we spent a little time together, if you haven't caught up on 580, get back there and get that done. Big thanks to our Patreon subscribers as well, if you're finding value in the podcast and you want to give back, easiest way to do that is through Patreon, whether you do it for one month or, or a annual subscription of some sort, whatever you want to do. Check it out, theaverageguy .tv slash Patreon. You've already heard from Jay, but Jay's back on the show tonight. Jay, welcome back. Well, thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Your show last week, that was the WordPress episode, right? Yeah, there was a WordPress one. Yeah, it's good. Kind of, it was, it was kind of good to catch up on WordPress. It had been a while. He actually, after the show, Randy said, let's dig in, I'd said a few things, I think that alarmed him. So he was like, Hey, let's dig in a little bit. And so I shared my screen and we went through some things and he was like, nah, you need to change that. You need to change that. You need to fix this and go, this is how you see blocks. Because I was like, I don't think I've ever seen blocks. And he was like, hmm. Let's take a look. Yeah, so Randy, Randy, thanks for, for hanging out with me. We actually, he introduced me to blocks. And we did some things on the site, and, you know, I'll be forever better for it. So Randy, thanks for coming in. Speaking of that, Jay, last time you were on the show, you talked a little bit about building a fire pit. Have you made any progress on said fire pit? If, if you mean progress is we pick the stuff out, yes. OK. Have we done anything? No.
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Home Gadget Geeks
A highlight from Randy Walker with WordPress Updates, Tips and Tricks for 2023 HGG580
"This is the Average Guy Network and you have found Home Gadget Geek Show No. 850 with guest Randy Walker, recorded on August 3, 2023. Here on Home Gadget Geeks, we cover all the favorite tech gadgets that find no meaning to your home. News, reviews, product updates and conversation all for the Average Tech Guy. I'm your host, Jim Kallsen, broadcasting live from the Average studios Guy .TV here in a sweltering, super hot, high humidity. It's the worst part of the summer here in Bellevue, Nebraska. And of course, we post the show with World Class Show. And that's why we have a few out there at theaverageguy .tv. Big thanks to Christian Johnson. He'll, he'll be important again a little bit later in the conversation. But big thanks to Christian, who joined us last week. And if you haven't caught up on that, it's good to catch up with Christian. He's got a lot of great information. Of course, we talked a little bit about Maple Grove Partners as well. Check that out. It's a long show. I know that. But we're just catching up with Christian, and that's, I just go as long as I want when I want to do it that way. So check it out, 875 .79 with Christian. And big thanks to him. Big thanks to our Patreon subscribers as well. If you're finding value with the podcast and you want to get back, you can do it through our Patreon team. Check out the page, theaverageguy .tv slash Patreon. Randy Walker is back. Randy was on, I want to say in the spring, I think, right? Or, somewhere around there, yeah, February, March, maybe? Yeah, spring timeframe. We talked a little bit about bourbons and drinking and some other stuff. But you're a WordPress guy. We're going to talk about, well, first of all, welcome back. Great to have you. Thank you. Glad to be back. Anything new and exciting in between the last time you were here and now? Oh, boy. Not that I can think of. I don't lead the most exciting life usually, but... Any gadgets? Have you picked up any gadgets? Did you take advantage of Prime Day? I didn't get anything for Prime Day. I was, I didn't see anything I wanted, except for, I should have got a solid state drive. One of the Samsung solid state drives were two terabytes for a hundred bucks. Wait till Black Friday. They'll be back. But my, my time machine backup drive died already in the process of dying. So it would have been perfect to switch over to SSD. But I have recently picked up a zoom mic track M2. That is their 32 bit float handheld recorder. Oh, nice. Mic track M2? Now why'd you pick it up? So one of the podcasts I'm involved with, Daily Detroit, I do some field work. So this is good to just have on hand for interviews and things like that out in the field. I think I got a picture of this. Let's bring it up. Official product page two. I think this is it. Is this the right one? That is it. Yeah. Yeah. 200 bucks. It's on sale actually. Which is weird because it just came out. I got it for $150. Oh, nice. Nice. During the, was this during the Prime, seemed like everybody runs sales now during Prime Days. No, I've had this for a couple of months now. Um, they released this back in November, but then pulled it, some reviews were having some issues with EM interference. So they did a recall and relaunched it in March. I think I want to say I picked it up in May for $150. Mostly vocals of that year? Yeah. This is totally for interviews out in the field, sticking like fun in somebody's face and having them tell me about their business or product or yeah. Back and forth on kind of thing. And how's that work? Is it working out pretty well that way? It has worked out pretty well. We recorded an episode out on a soccer field post -match, um, analysis wrap up. Um, just the host and the sports guy passing the microphone back and forth. Yeah. Sounds great. Um, 32 bit flows. You don't have to set levels on it or anything. You just turn it on, push record and you're good to go. And then I'm assuming, uh, it doesn't have a chip or a card that comes with it? Yeah, it takes a micro SD card. Could, could you plug it in and just pull the, pull the data off the mic or do you have to? I believe it also has a USB mode as well, but we were out in the field. I pulled, pulled it out, um, pulled the chip out, stuck it into a SD card reader for my adapter because it's a micro SD card. Stuck it into an adapter, which then I stuck into a little micro SD to lightning adapter into my phone and pulled it off my phone that way, right away. So I got to get it to the, yeah, I just feel like those, that kind of memories, like communion wafers. Yeah, they are quite small. Just waiting for it to fall apart in your hands. And you're like, ah, like, you know, this thing is, I would prefer it plug in, you know, you, you plug it in and plug it in and download it that way. Do you have to interview a guy that's wearing a beanie cap in the middle of the summer that, you know, to be cool on this thing or anybody can do it, right? Anybody can do it. I mean, the picture there, you've got up Ming Chen, he's a pretty cool guy. Yeah, yeah. I hung out with him a few times. The with guy the, with the beanie cap, it always cracks me up that I see, I see some, some cool guys wearing those in the summer. And you're like, OK, I get it. It's fine. Anything, so good, good purchase. And, and would you pick up a second one to have as a backup? It's working well. The only thing I don't like about it is the windscreen that comes with it is horrible. I had some extra clown noses laying around. So I just stuck one of those on top. But yeah, it's a solid device. And as met her needs so far. The picture I'm showing right now is, you know, they got it at a table. It's in between two, two. Does that work pretty well? I mean, we don't often, Dave Jackson and I, you know, we do this Saturday morning show called Ask Podcast Coach. And I'm not a big fan of one mic and two people. But does this, does this work OK? It does have stereo mode. So this, the way it's set up probably works OK. But I definitely, for swapping back and forth, I put it in mono mode for interviewing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We used to, I used to do a lot of this kind of stuff on the road. Go out and, and, you know, do conferences. I'd set up a, I'd go out and set up a board and two mics and two, two arms and just, it was easier that way. It was also quieter, a little quieter when you had a noisy conference space. We were always in the hallway. We wanted it that way. We wanted people moving around behind the scenes. Yeah, exactly. It gives a little ambiance. I do have the Zoom PodTrak P4 with some tabletop microphones and stands and those things for a more formal sit -down interview. But this definitely is good for a quick stop.
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"Be sorry. In Southcenter, Bellevue, Linwood, Federal Way In Tacoma, video only. Thirty two. Federal Way. Thank you. Twenty seven after this is America in the morning, the Capitol Police swarmed Senate buildings yesterday afternoon and advised people inside to shelter in place because a of report about a possible active shooter. After going floor to floor, room to room in the Capitol and surrounding buildings, Washington, D .C. and U .S. Capitol Police gave the all's clear after about a 90 minute search, saying a 911 call about a possible active shooter inside a Senate office building was hoax. a Several other buildings were evacuated as a precaution. There were no injuries reported. suspect. Who needs paper? The IRS is aiming to go paperless by 2025. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports most taxpayers will be able to digitally transmit a slew of tax documents and other communications to the IRS next filing season and agency the plans to go completely paperless in 2025. The processing change is expected to cut on back the $40 million per year that the agency spends storing more than 1 billion historical documents. The change is being financed by an 80 billion infusion of money for the IRS over 10 years under the inflation Reduction Act. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen did say, however, that taxpayers will always have the choice to submit documents by paper in fiscal year 2022 81 .2 percent of all filings were filed electronically. I'm Lisa Dwyer. America in the morning for Thursday, August 3rd, 2023, is produced by Jeff McKay, senior producer Kevin Delaney. I'm John Trout. This is Westwood One. Guys,
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"July 13th at the Bellevue you club registration is available now at CEO to CEO calm and we might even talk a little news radio 1000 FM 97 7 and streaming on your smart speaker your information station it was a preliminary test on the white powder found Sunday in an area of the White House which is accessible to visitors have a West Wing tours that occur here on campus they happen in this particular past a couple of days they happen on Friday on they happen Saturday and Sunday press secretary Carrijon Pierre says the first family was not home at the time prosecutors say the suspect in Monday's deadly shooting in Philadelphia allegedly posted several disturbing messages on social media before he allegedly went on a shooting spree breaks my heart there's a good but nowadays I don't know there's a good kid he was and I'm gonna miss him so much Marie Marit's son Leshad was one of the five killed searches on for a suspect accused of fatally shooting four and injuring seven at a July 4th block party in Shreveport Louisiana authorities in Michigan located the a body missing of two -year -old Wintersmith they say a homicide investigation is now underway Daria Albinger ABC news news radio 1000 FM 97 7 stay connected stay good informed evening 731 I'm Kelly Blyer and here are the top local stories Major League officially Baseball launched all -star game week this afternoon in Pioneer Square Northwest News Radio's John Lobertini was there the return of the all -star game to the Emerald City took three years and a community commitment says Beth Knox and president CEO of the Seattle Sports Commission people turned out to help clean our neighborhoods they have worked hard removing graffiti to
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"A perimeter fence or on the outside at least foot from the electric fence to prevent accidental contact plus warning signs but businesses that currently have say them it really has made a world of difference. Business owners need to be able to protect their assets and there's so much crime in the area either clean up the crime or allow the business owners to protect assets their when and when come on news. The site of an old service station in Seattle's International District will become home to affordable housing. More from Northwest News Radio's Jeff Pojola. This is at 7th and Jackson which for decades was the site of an automotive service station that was the centerpiece for the local Asian community but now the Housing Diversity Corporation has purchased the land and is developing it into low -income housing. We are going to be building a eight -story building above ground. It's going to have 202 naturally occurring affordable apartments ranging from about $800 a month up to about $1 ,700 a month. That's CEO Brad Patton. He says the cultural history of the site will be honored within the architecture and artwork of building the and a display at the nearby Wing Luke Museum. Jeff Pojola, Northwest News Radio. The city of Bellevue and T -Mobile have launched a joint project to help make local roads safer. Northwest News Radio's Kathy Chez O with details. The project uses a technology called cellular vehicle to everything or V2X that enables the exchange of information between vehicles and traffic infrastructure through the cellular network. In a promotional video, T -Mobile's Salar Tagizadeh explains. Vehicle to network communication now means that your vehicle has insight and visibility into information that is not typically visible beyond visual line of sight. And while you might not be able to know what's coming around the corner, your vehicle does. Lo and Hertz with the city of Bellevue says the partnership supports the city's Vision Zero initiative, which aims eliminate to road related fatalities and serious injuries by 2030. Bellevue is very committed to Vision Zero Zero. safety is sort of the foundation of all things
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"Party. On June 5th, Chairman Caleb Heimlich announced he was stepping down. This will be a big shift for a party that has been struggling in recent election cycles. Joining me now is Chairman Caleb Heimlich, who is, as we said, leaving. And I guess let's put this first question to you. Why now? Yeah, well, State Senator Steve Daines, when I met him last year, he was out campaigning in Washington for Tiffany Smiley, said being state party chair is the hardest job in politics. And at times I've agreed, at times I've disagreed. The answer to why now is really I've been working at the state Republican Party for 12 and a half years. And when I started 12 and a half years ago, I was a 25 year old single man. Twelve and a half years later, I've met and married my beautiful wife and we have three kids. And so as time has gone on, as our kids are older, getting that commute from Puyallup to Bellevue has become pretty challenging, pretty difficult. And so we got another employment opportunity and I decided that it would be better for my family's quality of life to pursue that. Something that will allow me to be around a little bit more because in addition to the commute, the job of being state party chair itself obviously requires travel and Lincoln days and it's just a lot of work and a lot of time away from family. So I felt like we've had a good run. I've obviously loved all the people I've gotten to meet and work with and now is a good to time pass the baton on to somebody else. Well I do appreciate the fact that unlike most people that work in politics, when you say you're stepping down for family reasons to spend more time with your family, you actually elaborate on that rather than it being a rather mysterious reason. But when you look back at your years of the state party, particularly yours as chairman, what were you able to accomplish and what were some of the successes, you think? Yeah, I'd point to a couple successes. Number one was the fundraising. I mean, we raised record number of dollars. We had over 25 ,000 individual donors contributing to the state party, and I'm proud of that. I'm proud of the work our team did in connecting with people and laying vision out a for what we were hoping to accomplish. It's no secret that it's been a challenging period of time at the national level. Obviously, being the chair during COVID has its own challenges for the 2020 election cycle and beyond, but I was certainly proud the of money we were able to raise, the volunteers we recruited and trained, and then we did win some local races along the way. We contributed to city council wins in Spokane and Puyallup and Yakima and elsewhere. And in 2022, I was certainly proud that we helped get Spencer Hutchins elected in the 26th legislative district. That was a seat that he won by less than 200 votes, and so I think our efforts there helped make an impact. Obviously, there were lots of appointments along the way, and I wish my biggest regret is I wish we had won some more and brought a little bit more to Washington State, but you can only do what you can do. You mentioned it's a challenging role to be chair of the state party in a state like this that is very blue. I would imagine it's even more difficult to raise that money that you mentioned and recruit candidates that are more than sacrificial lambs in a these lot of races. Yeah, and I mean obviously the top of the ticket with President Trump has presented challenges in Washington State, because he is and was particularly popular with the Republican base, but not particularly popular with the voters of Washington State. He received 38 % of the vote in both 2016 and 2020. So you have this tension of, I represent the Republican voters. I think that's partially my job. So in speaking out I'm speaking and giving voice to Republican voters who overwhelmingly approved of President Trump's policies to say the least, even if sometimes his personal actions were detrimental and not always as popular with even Republicans. So that was a challenging thing to navigate as we're trying to recruit candidates and compete and talk about important legislative and state level issues like public safety, like education, like the cost of a gallon of gasoline, which has been skyrocketing over the last couple of years. And the other side, and oftentimes even the voters, are more focused at the national level politics. And so that is a challenging dynamic, particularly in a state bluer like Washington. Taking a look at Washington state politics, you're stepping aside at a time when we have an open seat for governor for the first time in several election cycles. A number of Republicans have stepped forward, but in our coverage and even among conservative media, there's been the criticism that there's no big name jumping out. Obviously, you have Sammy Bird, who's a Richland school board member. You have Raoul Garcia, also from the Tri -Cities area, but really nobody else. How do you convince someone in this very blue state to step forward and run for governor or run for statewide office? Yeah, that's certainly challenge. a I think one of the misconceptions about the role of state party chairs, people say, well, you recruited Lauren Culp or you recruited this candidate, and the reality is have to be self -select. People choose to run. Nobody can really convince you or force you you into choosing to run. That's a personal decision. You've got to look at your family situation, your business situation, and oftentimes you're making a political calculation. In 2020, tried we to convince former Congressman Dave Reichert to run, and ultimately he decided not to. There's rumors that he's considering it right now. There are also rumors that State Senator Drew Sullivan, Mason County, is looking at it. The other thing I've always added about the 2024 Governor's
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"Bellevue and going from Bellevue into Seattle about 11 to 12 minutes on Ether Lake Bridge our next northwest traffic thanks at 524 Kiara our forecast now sponsored by Northwest crawlspace services not a bad day clouds and Sun breaks highs near 70 couldn't be cooler than it was yesterday then moves the rain in this evening with lows in the mid 50s tomorrow rain early then a cloudy afternoon with highs in low the 60s low and then scattered showers for Sunday in to Monday right now in downtown Seattle a rare sight if you can look over toward Elliott Bay we see the celebrity solstice coming in it's headed for Pier 91 and right behind it is the Oceana Regatta it's headed over for Pier 66 one right behind the other this morning and right now in downtown Seattle we do have few a clouds it's 55 degrees news radio 1000 FM 97 7 your station with Manda Factor and Brian Calvert sponsored by Muckleshoot Casino Manda is off this morning Frank Lindsay at the editors desk on this Friday and at 515 these are some of our big headlines Texas Governor Greg Abbott has deployed state emergency resources following a tornado that devastated the town of Perryton the storm left a trail of damage through the panhandle town leaving at least three people dead dozens injured Governor Abbott asked Texans to pray for those who were impacted by the storm US Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveling to Beijing this weekend Blinken's trip marks a rare high level meeting between U .S. the and China in a period of heightened tension his visit helps pave the way for additional meetings including a potential one
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"55 degrees, Tacoma 53, Bellevue 57, and in downtown Seattle it's also 57 degrees. 435 now at Northwest News Radio. A stage one burn ban goes into effect this morning in Kitsap County. The ban begins at 8 o 'clock and is for outdoor burning only. It suspends nearly all burning The exceptions are for recreational fires in approved appliances for cooking or ceremonial activities or where fires are permitted in federal or state campgrounds. The county says the burn ban is happening about a month earlier than usual, a reflection of the limited amount of rain that's fallen since April and of course the high fire throughout the state. Tenants facing eviction is due in court this afternoon. Western Washington US Attorney Nick Brown says six suspects are charged with filing fraudulent applications for housing protection loans. They filed applications for about 6 .8 million dollars worth of funds and they were able to successfully receive just over 3 .3 million. They spent that money on lots of lavish trips and gifts and jewelry. The suspects face charges of wire fraud and money during a man arrested by Tacoma police in connection with an internet sexting operation is due in a courtroom today. The 34 year old is accused of attempted rape of a child in the second degree and in moral education with a minor. Police also arrested a 30 year old man during that operation. A gunman is on the force Karen Vargas tells us the area's residents do not feel safe. People are telling me that they want more security police and presence in these parks. Now the city of Seattle has said that they are adding more park rangers in the parks and in the downtown park specifically and people are hopeful that that will deter crime. Just a few Just a few blocks from Green Lake Park at Weedon Place Northeast a 39 year old man was was shot. It's really sad that we have to be concerned about, you know, violence, especially someone getting shot and area. Karen Sarna who's lived in Green Lake for over 40 years says that she's noticed a lot more crime in the area the past few years and after hearing about the shooting near the park she wants more security. I think if they have people there you know now, whether it be Rangers or police going through the area. I think that would help because right now, whatever is happening now isn't working because we see an increase. With summer activities already taking place at city parks people tell me they just want to feel safe. Reporting in Green Lake, Karina Vargas, KOMO News. People in Everett came together yesterday for a cleanup day. Volunteers split up into teams to pick up trash and debris. They were also invited to drop off unwanted items at several Everett public schools. Mackenzie Sullivan is co -chair of the Silver Lake Neighborhood Association. She spoke with KOMO for at least like 15 bags or so in the summer. That stuff was then taken to the dump site at Cascade High School. Organizers say this year's event was a success. They plan on doing it again next year. Firefighters made quick work of a house fire early yesterday in Magnolia Seattle's neighborhood. They put out that fire in the 3200 block of 22nd Avenue West within minutes of arriving. No one was hurt. That fire is now under investigation. A hiker who disappeared in Olympic National Park last week has been found safe. The Clallam County Sheriff's Office says Hunter Frazier of California left his car at the Deer Ridge Trailhead at Olympic National Park on Monday and to was return supposed on Wednesday. He was self rescued by taking the Does Wallops River Trail with assistance the of other hikers. Como Ford's Tyra Major says he was driven to the Quill scene where he met up with his family. Westbound traffic on I -90 now down to two lanes between Preston and Issaquah and it will be that way for the next week. Crews are working to repave the highway and several bridge decks. Next week same the stretch
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"Bellevue and population almost 5 to one, but office vacancy rates here are around half of what they are in the emerald city, according to colliers, which also says the east side has 5.6 million ft² in development four times that of Seattle, even as Amazon and Microsoft have dialed back their future plans in the city's core. When you have large businesses that allow remote working, you can't hate them. Elena Morris can see it out her very big windows at a send prime restaurant, which made a big, perhaps business saving pivot to appeal to the 20,000 downtown residents. What is it about brunch? As we started to come back and we said, the building is not full of its corporate client. We lost a lot of them. They moved to bend. They moved their head river. We needed to find a way to connect with the people that could be within walking distance of here. In brunch has been a success. It's been a massive success. The foot appeal is mirrored down the street at the kids quest museum. We wanted to be part of a walkable city. We wanted to enliven the city. The nonprofit thrived after it moved from factoria to downtown in 2017 and says the residential mix is a big part of it. We really wanted to be a part of the fabric of this city, the life that is downtown. We feel that we bring vibrancy. We bring family experiences. Collectively speaking, it has been a blueprint for an urban success, even with so many headwinds, but this is also a city with an overnight camping ban and property drug and weapons crimes in double digit declines year to year. Part of it is access to green spaces, clean
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"Bellevue and population almost 5 to one, but office vacancy rates here are around half of what they are in the emerald city, according to colliers, which also says the east side has 5.6 million ft² in development, four times that of Seattle, even as Amazon and Microsoft have dialed back their future plans in the city's core. When you have large businesses that allow remote working, you can't hate them. Elena Morris can see it out her very big windows at ascend prime restaurant, which made a big, perhaps business saving pivot to appeal to the 20,000 downtown residents. What is it about brunch? As we started to come back and we said, the building is not full of its corporate clients. We lost a lot of them. They moved to bend. They moved their own river. We needed to find a way to connect with the people that could be within walking distance of here. In brunch has been a success. It's been a massive success. The foot appeal is mirrored down the street at the kid's quest museum. We wanted to be part of a walkable city. We wanted to enliven the city. The nonprofit thrived after it moved from factoria to downtown in 2017, and says the residential mix is a big part of it. We really wanted to be a part of the fabric of this city, the life that is downtown. We feel that we bring vibrancy, we bring family experiences. Collectively speaking, it has been a blueprint for an urban success, even with so many headwinds, but this is also a city with an overnight camping ban property drug and weapons crimes in double digit declines year to year. Part of it is access to green spaces, clean environment, high public safety. Mayor Robinson, a one time resident of Seattle, says she's not about to throw any shade across the pond. She believes this urban planning and pandemic perseverance can be modeled elsewhere far beyond the city's borders. In
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Northwest Newsradio
"bellevue" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Crawl space services for today, sunny with daytime highs in the mid 30s to low 40s. It's now four 55. A local company has come to the forefront and satellite launching. Holly menino reports. A site that doesn't get old, a rocket blasting off into space at one time seemed rare. Now, a weekly occurrence. On many of those rockets lifting off from various places around the globe are satellites. We're finding more and more applications for space. Spaceflight is a company at the center of this space quest. Headquartered in Bellevue, it serves as a travel agent of swords for companies that want to get their satellites into space. So far, spaceflight has launched nearly 500 satellites, the most recent in January. The other part of their business, space vehicles, spaceflight created its own called the Sherpa orbital transfer vehicle. And think of it like if you ride the bus somewhere and your final destination is actually a mile beyond the bus stop, our orbital transfer vehicle will take you from where the rocket drops you off to your final destination. I'll look inside their clean room in Bellevue where a Sherpa sits. There's a number of satellites you can fit on there. Spaceflight has 5 of these in orbit now. The Sherpa can carry one or more satellites from the rocket to its desired destination in space. Satellites are deployed for a number of reasons, mainly for communication and navigation. You see earth observation, telecommunications you can access areas of the globe that you can't access otherwise. And
Movin 92.5
"bellevue" Discussed on Movin 92.5
"Now open in Tacoma, Bellevue, Seattle, Tacoma, 60. Seconds to Music. September is a great time to plant because we still have warm, sunny days. We may see an increase in rain, which one Help develop stronger roots. Warm soil and gentle rain or a great combination for new plants. Hi, I'm Karen Greenhouse manager at Sky Nursery Fall is a great time to plant late blooming perennials. Cool weather annuals get the last batch of fall veggies in the ground. We will have panties and Viola's cabbage and kale and other winter interest to freshen up your pots for the fall and winter months. Typically, in September, We received a fresh batch of Conifers, some Japanese maples and some other decorative trees and shrubs come on in the sky Nursery. We have a great selection of fall and winter blooming plants. Now's a great time to get them in the ground to develop healthy roots. We're here to guide you to find the right plant for the right location. Because Sky Nursery is the gardener's garden store, find safe shopping advice and gardening tips at sky nursery dot com. Now another commercial free weekend playlist Marshall Free moving 92.5. Seattle's number one hit music station. I do the same thing. I told you that I never told you change even when I know I never could or that I can't find nobody has as good as Johnny you to stay front. Wake up on waste this still realizing time now, I said, I feel like I can't feel the way y'all If you can be right..
Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger
Can Changing Your Diet Help Treat Inflammatory Bowel Disease
"Most common questions. Physicians treating patients with inflammatory bellevue. These are asked is whether changing one's diet can positively affect the course of their disease traditionally our answer had been. We have no clue but this may not be changing given the evidence that hydrogen sofa maybe playing a role in all sorts of colitis cincinnati sofer containing amino acids concentrated in meat caused an increase in clinic levels of this rotten egg gas. Maybe we should take off the meat see. Animal protein isn't just associated with increased risk of getting inflammatory bowel disease in the first place but also. Ibd relapses once you have the disease. This is a recent development because the concept of b as a lifestyle disease media mainly by westernized. I is not widely appreciated in analysis of died the follow appeared after diagnosis in relation to relapse inflammatory. Bowel disease had been ignored. But not any longer. While suppplies patients in remission and their diets were fall for year to see which foods were linked to the bloody diarrhea coming raging back and the strongest relationship. Tuna dietary factor and an increased. Risk of relapse observing. The study was for a high intake of meat. So what if you have. People lower their sulphur containing amino acid intake by decreasing their consumption of animal products. They tried it on four ulcer of his patients and without any change in meds they experienced like a four fold improvement in their loose stools in fact they felt so much better. They didn't think it ethical to try switching them back. Since containing amino acids are the primary source of dietary silver a low-sulphur diet essentially means a shift from a typical diet. High animal protein and fat and low in fiber to more of a plant based diet westernized. I'd are pro inflammatory implant based is our anti inflammatory.
Software Engineering Daily
Build Your Own Amazon
"Build your own amazon. When i worked as an engineer at amazon. I would arrive at the office every day before. Six thirty am amazon's. Enormous campus is in downtown seattle. The company expands across the city like a massive growing organism composed of towering buildings and eko spears. The constant wet mist of seattle always seems lighter with an amazon campus. Perhaps thinned by the optimism that amazon inspires in its workforce. Yes amazon is truly inspiring for all the cynical headlines. The longevity of the workforce speaks for itself brilliant people stay employed at amazon longer than they stay with religion. The culture is more rewarding and the tenants are more modern. I stayed at amazon for eight months. I think of my time. There is a kind of cultural immersion. Like study abroad in a foreign land. Eight months is longer than a good affair and shorter than a bad marriage. Eight months was long enough for amazon to become a part of me. You can take the entrepreneur out of amazon but you can't take amazon out of the entrepreneur. It's six thirty. Am there's no traffic as you drive across the bridge from bellevue to seattle podcasts. Sound better at six thirty a. m. at six thirty. Am even the amazon. Workforce is still rubbing the sleep out of its is before beginning their march into the office. Parking amazon cost me twenty five dollars per day. A daily reminder of amazon's prideful frugality. My blue badge gave me access to most of the buildings across the sweeping campus. It was like having a ticket to a huge theme park and at six thirty. Am i had all the rights to myself.
Software Engineering Daily
Build Your Own Amazon
"Build your own amazon. When i worked as an engineer at amazon. I would arrive at the office every day before. Six thirty am amazon's. Enormous campus is in downtown seattle. The company expands across the city like a massive growing organism composed of towering buildings and echo spears. The constant wet mist of seattle always seems lighter within amazon campus. Perhaps thinned by the optimism. That amazon inspires in its workforce. Yes amazon is truly inspiring for all the cynical headlines. The longevity of the workforce speaks for itself brilliant people stay employed at amazon longer than they stay with religion. The culture is more rewarding and the tenants are more modern. I stayed at amazon for eight months. I think of my time. There is a kind of cultural immersion. Like study abroad in a foreign land. Eight months is longer than a good affair and shorter than a bad marriage. Eight months was long enough for amazon to become a part of me. You can take the entrepreneur out of amazon but you can't take amazon out of the entrepreneur. It's six thirty. Am there's no traffic as you drive across the bridge from bellevue to seattle podcasts. Sound better at six thirty a. m. at six thirty. Am even the amazon. Workforce is still rubbing the sleep out of its is before beginning their march into the office. Parking amazon cost me twenty five dollars per day. A daily reminder of amazon's prideful frugality. My blue badge gave me access to most of the buildings across the sweeping campus. It was like having a ticket to a huge theme park and at six thirty. Am i had all the rides to myself.
Kim Komando
Amazon Adds New Commuter Benefit
"Amazon is willing to pay their employees to bike to work. Amazon is adding a new commuter benefits for its employees to encourage bicycling to work. The company announced a new program Thursday to reimburse employees up to $400 a month for the cost of using a bicycle to commute to work. The benefit can reimburse the cost of using a bike sharing program. Parking and even maintenance to cover to tune ups a year. The monthly benefit varies from city to city. Amazon has a large corporate presence in Seattle, Bellevue, Washington, Arlington, Virginia and Nashville. In Seattle, the company said more than 20% of employees walk or bike to
KOMO
"bellevue" Discussed on KOMO
"Some travel times, Bellevue to Bottle nine minutes. Seattle to Bellevue 11 minutes rent into auburn about 10 minutes. Your next report coming up at 504 I'm J. Phillips on Co Mo news. Thanks, Jane. Your forecast for today, Sonny. Until late this afternoon, then a few showers with the daytime high of 68 degrees. Common news times now for 55. Buyers Beware. Home prices just hit another record high school mostly stall tells us why this summer will continue to be a seller's market. The latest report from realtor dot com shows home prices continue to reach record highs. The median home price in the U. S reaching an all time high of $380,000 smashing records already said this year it's 1/4 record that we've seen so far this year in February, March, April, and now again in May. I expect to see a couple new records as we move into summer home prices have now risen by double digits for 10 straight months. One problem supply the number of homes on the market more than 50% lower than last year. That's 522,000 fewer homes for sale nationwide. Adding pressure the summer buying season when many families are looking to move before the school year starts in the fall. That seasonal switch may finally offer buyers some relief baby instead of having to put you know, seven or eight offers, you might only have to put in six or seven offers as you move to the fall, so it will be a bit of a reprieve, but not in a huge way And don't expect a significant price cool down until new construction. Picks up think that's the missing length.
Weekend Edition Saturday
New Idaho Law Calls for Killing 90% of the State's Wolves
"Advocates say legislation recently passed in Idaho and Montana could wipe out years of recovery in wolf populations. Troy copy of Boise State. Public Radio has more Lawmakers in Idaho say the state's 1500 wolves are too many and threatened livestock and other wildlife. Wildlife managers say reintroducing wolves 25 years ago is benefiting ecosystems and that overall wolves don't kill large numbers of livestock. New law increases funding for professional extermination efforts and allows hunters expanded use of traps, night vision goggles and motorized chase. Bellevue Mayor Ned Burns, who is also a hunter says the new law violates ethical hunting standards. I don't necessarily know that that's the way I've ever been raised to hunt animals. The New Idaho law allows hunters to kill 90% of the state's wolf population. For
Stephanie Miller
2 Women, 1 Child Shot in Times Square, New York City
"And a four year old girl or hospitalized after being shot in Times Square in New York City, NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea spoke at the scene, describing the injuries sustained by the innocent bystanders. We have a four year old female shot in the leg, a 23 year old female that was also shot in the leg and the 43 years. Old was shot in the foot. The victims were struck by bullets shortly before five p.m. Saturday. They were rushed to Bellevue Hospital and are in stable condition. The
News, Traffic and Weather
Early morning Seattle fires in 2 locations, no injuries reported
"Fire overnight South Seattle of working on a fire in a new construction site of broke out in a six story building around three this morning, a 23rd Avenue South and South Plum Street once they were there, the fire but no department of created in response to two alarms. In no time They had everything under control. No injuries reported 90. Minutes later, another fire broke out of the building on Seattle's Capitol Hill. This one was on Bellevue Avenue East on about the 300 block. Uh, we're working on hot spots to the early morning hours and again investigation on both as to what the cause
News, Traffic and Weather
Hundreds gather for weekend rallies in Seattle area's Bellevue to stop Asian hate
"Nearly 1000 people gathered last night in Bellevue to denounce Asian hate and racism and also honor the lives of the women killed in Atlanta Comas Co. Miller reports You could hear the pain in the voices of those speakers and feel the power that their words carried. This is a community that says it will no longer stay silent in the face of these attacks. Calling on federal, state and local leaders to doom or to keep them safe. And those three words stop Asian hate the premise of this rally Saturday night in Bellevue, where hundreds if not close to 1000, people showed up to stand up in solidarity with their Asian American neighbors, both young and old. We have to stand strong and loud against the goal. Arms of hatred with reported hate crimes and attacks on the rise. One national study reports that three out of 10 Asian Americans have experienced racial slurs or jokes since the pandemic started.
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle Superintendent of Schools Denise Juneau to resign earlier than planned
"Announced last December. She intended to leave her job by June of 2021. She had a strained relationship with the school board over her handling of the Corona virus pandemic. Now, Juno says she will leave by May 1st to ease the transition to interim successor. Brent Jones and the Bellevue Arts Museums Board of trustees has accepted the
News, Traffic and Weather
Rally and candle light vigil in Seattle to condemn Atlanta fatal shootings of Asian American women
"Is planned in Bellevue tonight to condemn the horrific shootings of mostly Asian women in Atlanta and draw attention to the increasing violence against this group. The United Chinese Americans of Washington, along with other Asian American Pacific Islander organizations, will meet at 5 30 at Bellevue Park. The goal is to remember the Georgia victims and raise the community's awareness of racism and hate violence. Group will feature political community leaders and young students as well. More
UN News
After 10 years of war, 'heart breaking to see suffering of Syrians
"Joining you and uses mr had regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis. Welcome mr head. We meet on the tenth anniversary of the syrian war. Describe what the un is doing for. Ordinary syrians are still code up in this war. Although it's no fault of their own thank you very much. thank you for having. It's unfortunate that after ten years. They knotted nations still having to provide humanitarian assistance to millions of people in in syria between displaced people between bellevue. Jeez between people who lost livelihoods. It's very unfortunate. I myself was a country that in syria before the crisis started and i never imagined that after ten years of conflict i will still be working as a humanitarian worker. Providing aid to the to the people syria who has been affected affected by ovulation. This year we estimate that approximately more than thirteen point seven million people who are who would be in need of humanitarian assistance. And he had. I mean the variety of the human humanitarian assistance is assistance is like you need the entire dropdown menu of humanitarian humanitarian assistance. For those people inside syria we are the suffering of the people women children and that it's really hard at the heartbreaking for somebody who works in the humanitarian field but also for somebody who worked in syria and syria before the conflict started. Let alone for somebody who comes from the region. It's really heartbreaking to see the situation in syria and how this country now the people of this country the syrian people are facing oldest challenges and built situations mr. Do what can concerned people listening to this interview to help you. End until the people of syria to survive the ongoing conflict until some political fountain. Fighting as you like you said what is needed now is a ticket solution. And let's be clear about the end of the crisis is what everybody wants. Not only in syria but in the region and entire world people can make a difference. Everybody can make a difference. There are two types of interventions people can do first of all. We need to make sure that politicians apply pressure politicians who have influenced countries who have influenced governments influence apply pressure on all warring parties in in syrian factions to make sure that they put their weapons aside and sit on a table. Starting talking about t start talking about the best interest of the people. It's time to put the interest of the people before any other interest. What is more important now is. The people is the future of the syrian people and the future of syria as as a country. In addition to that of course until solution is found there is no alternative to that humanitarian support to the people as i said. Millions and millions of syrian people need need different type of protection and a lot of The platforms lot of ways to donate money. So the world food program to unisom f- Other other agencies ngos that is this is the time really to stand by the syrian people to show them that. It's not only the not alone in this in this world. That are not alone. This conflict there are people who care that. Our common values between the people in syria and people in the states that people in europe japan australia and africa and all continents. This is very important to make. Sure that the syrian people are supported with Through this
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle-area women's shelter finds permanent location after moving three times
"Of its kind on the East side is now well settled into their new facility, but not before moving the shelter three times during the pandemic. ELISA Tin ski director of Bellevue's the Sophie away Says they started in a synagogue, moved to a church and then moved more than 100 women to a hotel after the county told them they weren't distanced enough talk about having to be flexible, and this is all going on. When there's no place else for women to go. Our libraries were closed or coffee shops are closed, and there's nothing. It was traumatic for everyone. Shootin ski says now that the final move to the new Kirkland shelters long since over, they can focus on things like bringing vaccines into their shelters. She says the Johnson and Johnson single shots would be ideal, if only because so many people come and go from the shelters. Man's under arrest following a
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Seattle's weather: Sunny, warm all the way into the weekend
"What a glorious afternoon we have going into the weekend. A closer look at the CO Moh forecast now and here's Abby. A Cockney happy Friday. Hope You have some fun weekend plans and maximizing our beautiful weather both today and tomorrow for the rest of your Friday. We're going to the mixture of sunshine and clouds. Those high level clouds from time to time creating that filtered sunshine effect. Items ranging in the mid upper fifties. This is certainly several degrees above average light winds, blue skies, dry conditions perfect for getting outside. Now, overnight temps become quite chilly. We're dropping to the low to mid thirties. Can't rule out some pockets of freezing fog early Saturday, warming to 60 tomorrow in Seattle. I'm meteorologist Abby a county the couple weather center downtown Seattle 55 degrees to come a 57 Bellevue and every both at
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"bellevue" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"By Emily Queen Casino Chris Sylvan at 8 54 at that same relationship with any of my Calvin and Hobbes books. Whenever I need to reset the dial, That's right. A little bit. Unfortunately, our Encyclopedia Britannica burned in the fire at my dad's house in our house before he passed, So Yeah, there's no that was a big losses were going through it. None of the books survived. Anyway. Look, you get our drive. Right now. We are seeing improvement. It's going to take a little while. What we're seeing improvement, like the federal way to Seattle Drive is back down to about 51 minutes and the drive into south centers about 30. So we're looking at a 20 minute delay there. But getting better Valley Freeway also still very slow Getting through offered. Give yourself a 30 minute trip from Auburn to rent and that still about 20 minutes behind schedule. That's because of all the diversion we took from the I five corridor from this long term crash. We had there now from rent to the Bellevue still about 30 35 minutes about average, despite the slowing there in the rain, That's a pretty good travel time out of the north, and we're still seeing very heavy slowing from before Linwood down to about 2/20. Not like terrorist because of a crash. We've been dealing with their 42 minutes. Remember to Seattle's behind schedule, because if you look at the ever to Bellevue Drive, it's running in about 33 minutes across the lake were still in good shape. The Olympia drive are sorry. The coma Dr is getting a little bit better. We're still losing two minutes. Heading up the hill, the highway 18. I want to thank all my friends at the on the state roofing text line. 1997 3, who's kept us clued in today. Appreciate yet. This report brought to you by the Emerald Queen Casino, which is open Emerald Queen. Clean team got to cover come by for a safe, clean, comfortable escape the Emerald Queen Casino, the entertainment capital of the Northwest. Well, this morning's weather having screwed up the commute is now headed off to candidate to create havoc there. And the good news for us is that means some sunshine tomorrow and that could be much warmer. But at least you see some sun right now. It is 42 at the Carters Subaru studio and coming up former Seahawk Jordan Babineaux joins GN Ursula. He's helping athletes successfully pivot to there. Post pro careers. This kind of radio 2020 showed us what mattered most. Connection to the people, places.