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Northwest Radio Shows Cover Politics, Sports, Local Issues

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The articles showcase a range of radio and podcast programming, from Dan Patrick’s discussion of MLB playoff storylines and NFL performances to political and pop-culture commentary on the Normally podcast. In a separate programming move, Fargo’s AM 1100 The Flag added The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show to its lineup, expanding the conservative talk show’s reach in the Upper Midwest ahead of the 2026 midterms. Seattle-area hosts Gee and Ursula, and Jake and Spike, weighed in on local debates including food-vendor permits, school security, drone deliveries, minimum-wage increases, police cameras and ferry-worker absences. The coverage reflects how syndicated and local talk programs mix sports, politics, entertainment and regional policy issues.

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