Uncle Dave

Uncle Dave has lived in the Northwest for his entire life. He got his start in radio in college and is still doing it. He has lived and worked in Eastern Washington for over 30 years and thinks of Wenatchee as his home. He discovered Led Zeppelin when he was going through his sister’s old records, and he hasn't felt the same about music since. Uncle Dave uses his vacation time traveling the state of Washington to Record at music festivals. He has been an avid music listener since junior high. He likes to read urban fantasy and science fiction and for some unknown reason is addicted to watching Holey Moley and The Motor Trend channel.

Could AI And Robotics Make Head Transplants A Reality?

I'm still not sure I believe this, but there is apparently a startup called BrainBridge and their new concept is a head transplant system powered by AI and robotics.

Ever Heard Of Naked Gardening? Some Cities Love It

I can't complain but there is one aspect of my life that my mother would complain about, loudly. Gardening, I do not like, nor have I ever liked to garden.

Seattle’s Airo Trains Promise A Fresh Take On Travel Nostalgia

In order for the Amtrak Airo Trains to be put into service they'll need to make a $300 million improvement to the train maintenance facility, stretching it another 600 feet in order to accommodate the train's length.

Washington State Faces Potential French Fry Crisis Over Tariffs

While the US grows most of its own potatoes — about 44 billion pounds each year — there’s another french fry ingredient that we largely don’t produce on American soil, cooking oil

2025 Brings A Diverse Concert Series To Marymoor Live

2025 marks the third season produced by Cascade Music Collective (CMC) & Mammoth Live, with concerts taking place between the months of May and September.

Eggs Are Back On The Menu in Washington For Healthy Eating

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has officially recognized eggs as a "healthy food" under its newly updated definition

Washington Residents Can Add Blood Type To ID Cards Soon

Washington residents can soon put their blood type on their driver’s license or identification card after Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a new bill into law Monday. Including blood-type information

Kosmos 482 Reenters After Decades Orbiting Our Planet

The spacecraft’s descent was confirmed by the European Space Agency (ESA) and other experts, though the exact location remains uncertain.

New Budget Tackles $15 Billion Shortfall With Cuts And Taxes

One of the biggest priorities this session was closing the state’s anticipated $15 billion budget shortfall over the next four years. The final budget package includes $4.3 billion in new taxes over two years, spending cuts and funding for new programs

Seattle’s Slow Sink Raises Concerns For Local Infrastructure

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