Seattle News Weekly Podcast
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Seattle News Weekly S1E47: Wildfire Concerns, Gas Prices, World Cup Goodbye
On this week's episode of Seattle News Weekly, FOX 13's Erin Mayovsky is joined by FOX 13's new streaming host and producer Felicia Michelle to talk about a number of topics, including wildfire concerns, gas prices on the rise and the World Cup wrapping up in Seattle.
Seattle News Weekly S1E46: USMNT Returns to Seattle, KCRHA Changes, New WA Laws
On this week's episode of Seattle News Weekly, FOX 13's Hana Kim and David "D Rose" Rose break down a massive week for Western Washington as the U.S. Men's National Team sets up a historic World Cup showdown in Seattle, local leaders dismantle KCRHA's budget after a $13 million audit failure, and new traffic and estate tax codes take effect across the state.
'Seattle News Weekly S1E45': World Cup celebrations, business impacts
On this week's episode of Seattle News Weekly, FOX 13's Bill Wixey and Erin Mayovsky look back at Bosnian fans showing out in a big way for their match in Seattle against Qatar, and look ahead to Friday's match between Egypt and Iran at Seattle Stadium. They also revisit the story of local business seeing higher sales but lower tips due to the influx of international visitors.
Seattle News Weekly S1E44: FIFA Frenzy hits the PNW
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is off and running as Seattle prepares to host the United States vs. Australia match on Friday. With more matches to be played in the Emerald City after that, FOX 13's David Rose, Dan Griffin and Austin Lane are taking a closer look at the biggest stories surrounding the international tournament. Dan is hearing from fans on Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's decision to turn on CCTV cameras during the World Cup, Austin is taking a deeper dive into why ties are a good thing in the group stage, and David revisits the lessons learned from the first match hosted in Seattle between Egypt and Belgium.
Seattle News Weekly S1E43: Bellevue OnlyFans House, FIFA World Cup Underway
On this week's episode of Seattle News Weekly, FOX 13's Erin Mayovsky is joined by FOX 13 reporter Shawn Chitnis to take a closer look at the alleged human trafficking happening at a home in Bellevue. While a suspect has been charged, the community claims it's just the tip of the iceberg. The two also go more in-depth on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is now officially underway. Erin revisits a conversation she had with a member of the 1994 U.S. men's national team while Shawn offers his insight into the different ways a number of different cultures will be on full display over the next month, not only in Seattle, but across North America.
Seattle News Weekly S1E42: Mayor Wilson in the hot seat, FIFA safety concerns
On this episode of the Seattle News Weekly podcast, FOX 13's Hana Kim and Alejandra Guzman discuss a town hall event featuring Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, asking her tough questions about policies her office is pushing. The two also discuss safety concerns ahead of FIFA World Cup, just days away, as well as a tragic murder out of Parkland.
Seattle News Weekly S1E41: Longview implosion, World Cup hotel bookings
On this episode of Seattle News Weekly, hosts Bill Wixey and Matthew Smith take a closer look at the implosion in Longview, WA that killed at least 2 people, with 9 others still missing. Bill and Matthew also revisit the reaction from family members of a 17-year-old boy killed in a shooting in Parkland. Finally, the two talk more about hotel bookings falling below expectations so far for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and a local player making team USA's 26-man roster for the international tournament.
Seattle News Weekly S1E40: UW Tragedy, World Cup Security Clashes, and the Race to House Seattle
In this week's episode of the Seattle News Weekly podcast, hosts Erin Mayovsky and Matthew Smith discuss the murder of Juniper Blessing. The community is honoring the life of the 19-year-old transgender University of Washington student who was tragically stabbed in her apartment's laundry room. The two talk about the ongoing investigation into 31-year-old suspect Christopher Michael Leahy and the urgent need for better mental health funding and resources in the community. Erin sits down with Andrew Giuliani, the executive director for the White House Task Force for the FIFA World Cup. The conversation takes a turn as Erin presses the administration on community fears regarding ICE enforcement outside stadiums and the history of legal immigrants being detained. With the World Cup kickoff arriving on June 15th, the deadline to clean up the city is fast approaching. Erin and Matthew examine Mayor Katie Wilson's emergency ordinance to increase the capacity of tiny home villages to 150 people and her ambitious goal to have 500 temporary housing units ready before the tournament begins.
Seattle Sports Podcast: On the Sidelines
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On the Sidelines Podcast S2E23: Seahawks sold to Vinod Khosla
Ethan is joined by producer Austin Lane to breakdown the latest news in Seattle sports headlined by Vinod Khosla coming to an agreement to buy the Seahawks. With the Mariners at the All-Star break, Ethan and Austin recap the first half and discuss who is most important in the second half. Austin ranks his top Seattle sports moments in his three years at FOX 13 Seattle as he says goodbye to the station.
On the Sidelines Podcast S2E22 USMNT Knocked Out, World Cup in Review (ft. Steve Zakuani)
Ethan and Dante are joined by Sounders legend Steve Zakuani to recap the USMNT's loss to Belgium and recap the World Cup in Seattle. Producer Austin Lane then joins the show to react to Steve's analysis and discuss the disappointing result in Seattle.
On The Sidelines Podcast S2E21: Madness in Round of 32 - World Cup Recap
Ethan and D Jack discuss the wild start to the round of 32 for the World Cup including the first major upset of the tournament with Germany getting knocked out. They also preview the United States' matchup with Bosnia & Herzegovina as well as how the bracket looks for the red, white, and blue. Finally, the guys discuss what's wrong with the Mariners and question why the Seahawks are getting so much disrespect across the country after winning a Super Bowl.
On The Sidelines Podcast S2E20: USMNT Clinches Group D
Ethan, D Jack, and Austin recap a magical day in Seattle as the U.S. Men's National Team advances to the knockout stage in the top spot in Group D. Later, former USMNT midfielder Kelyn Rowe joins the show to recap the action and look ahead to Turkey on Thursday.
On the Sidelines S2E19: USMNT's hot start to the World Cup
Ethan, Dante, and Austin breakdown the U.S. Men's National Team's hot start to the 2026 World Cup. They discuss the dominate 4-1 win over Paraguay, head coach Mauricio Pochittino's impact, and preview Friday's matchup against Australia in Seattle. The guys also debate where Sam Darnold should rank among NFL QBs and who is better between Darnold and Brock Purdy.
On The Sidelines S2E18: World Cup Preview with Niko Moreno
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just days away, Ethan and Dante welcome Niko Moreno of Pulso Sports and Sounder At Heart into the show. The guys preview the U.S. National Team and their chances of making a deep run and breakdown their group starting with Friday's matchup with Paraguay.
On the Sidelines S2E17: Mariners show their true colors
The Mariners got their eighth straight win on Tuesday, so Ethan and D Jack are joined by Brady Farkas of the Refuse to Lose Territory Podcast to breakdown all the things going well for the M's. Later, producer Austin Lane rejoins the guys to talk Derick Hall's extension with the Hawks, Myles Garrett going to the Rams, and the U.S. Men's National Team getting a crucial result ahead of the World Cup.
On the Sidelines S2E16: Mariners piggyback Part 2, a successful failure
The Mariners won 9-2 on Tuesday, but player frustration is apparent due to how the team is managing it's rotation. Ethan, D Jack, and Austin dive into the piggyback situation with Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller and examine both players' frustration after what should've been a drama-free win. The guys also react to Cristian Roldan making the World Cup roster for Team USA and go over what they're most concerned about for the upcoming Seahawks season.
Northwest Weather Podcast
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Northwest Weather Podcast S1E50: Fire danger heating up in Western WA
On this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast, FOX 13 meteorologists Claire Anderson and Ilona McCauley discuss the picture-perfect World Cup weather we enjoyed in Seattle, plus the upcoming heat and dryness expected to elevate fire danger around our area this week.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E49: High Fire Danger in Central & Eastern WA
On this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast, FOX 13 Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan, Meteorologist Abby Acone and Traffic Anchor Adam Gehrke break down the latest forecast, taking a closer look at a Red Flag warning in place across parts of the state, and temperatures staying in the 70s throughout this week.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E48: Warm & Dry for the 4th of July
FOX 13 Meteorologist Abby Acone and Traffic Anchor Adam Gehrke take a look back on what was a warm June and look ahead to what is expected to be a warm and dry 4th of July in the Puget Sound. The two also offer some friendly reminders that wildfire season is here and the best ways to avoid sparking a brush fire accidentally on our roads.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E47: More heat for FIFA World Cup
On this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast, FOX 13 meteorologists Claire Anderson and Ilona McCauley discuss the weekend heat wave in Seattle, and the return of warmer temperatures for the USA vs. Australia game this Friday.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E46: Heating up for the World Cup
On this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast, FOX 13 meteorologists Brian MacMillan and Abby Acone take a closer look at the high temps hitting the Seattle area just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With a high of 92 expected on Monday coinciding with the first match happening in Seattle, what can fans in and around the Puget Sound expect?
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E45: What to expect this fire season
On this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast, FOX 13 meteorologists Claire Anderson and Ilona McCauley give us a preview of what to expect this fire season in Washington. They take a look at the latest drought monitor, fire outlook, and wildland fire potential.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E44: Temperature swings to start June
Temperatures across the region will cool down by about 20 degrees on Friday, but we will slowly see things warm up over the weekend and into the first week of June. High pressure builds again, leading to more 80s and sunshine. FOX 13 Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan and Meteorologist Abby Acone take a look at that and more in this week's episode of the Northwest Weather Podcast.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E43: Will Memorial Day be the start of summer?
Can you believe it's already the end of May? Memorial Day is just around the corner, and FOX 13 Seattle meteorologists Claire Anderson and Ilona McCauley talk about what we're expecting — is this finally the start of the Seattle Summer?
Bryan Kohberger: The Podcast
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Bryan Kohberger: The Podcast Ep. 10 Ready... Aim... Firing Squad
If convicted of the Idaho student murders, Bryan Kohberger may be given the death penalty. In Idaho, that now means death by firing squad. How does that work? Who does the shooting? Is it an easy shot? Reporter Lauren Donovan talks with the ER doctor who's "arguably America's leading expert" on this form of execution (The Marshall Project, Fox News, NewsNation, NBC, CBS) - James Williams, MD.
Bryan Kohberger: The Podcast Ep. 9 Kaylee Goncalves' dad has an issue with that 911 call
Reporter Shirah Matsuzawa talks with Steve Goncalves about the emergency dispatch audio, Idaho's firing squad, and what he misses most about his daughter.
Bryan Kohberger: The Podcast Ep. 8 Special - Degrees of Crime
Could Bryan Kohberger's criminal justice studies make someone a better criminal? Journalist AJ Janavel says the answer lies partly in Pennsylvania, at DeSales University where Kohberger got his master's degree. AJ shares new statements from the school about Kohberger's academic pursuits, while former FBI profiler Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole weighs in on what makes criminology students tick.
Bryan Kohberger: The Podcast Ep. 7 Special - The road less traveled
Journalist David Rose puts you in the passenger's seat as we drive through the scene of the crime. The route is all over the map - just like the killer's state of mind, according to retired homicide detective Cloyd Steiger and forensic psychologist Dr. Rachel Stoles. Plus - the security camera video that true crime fans keep talking about.