Tim Hunter Talks With....

KRKO's Wake Up Wacko Tim Hunter chats with Aimee, the owner of Aimee's Farm Animal Sanctuary in Arizona, where you can cuddle with a cow for $75 an hour. They're booked out four months from now.

KRKO's Morning Mouth, Tim Hunter, talks about the recent "Harry & Meghan" interview with native Brit, Linda Botts.

KRKO's Morning Mouth chats with Vasco Rubio, the head coach of the brand-new Everett Jets FC. Isn't Vasco Rubio a great name for a soccer coach?

Our KRKO Morning Mouth chatted with Lake Stevens runner, Austin Johnson, who is going to run for 24 consecutive hours in support of mental health suicide prevention. You can donate and support his efforts here  https://www.gofundme.com/f/24-hours-of-hope-runalotathon

Tim chats with the Lake Stevens school teacher that made an appearance on the Tom Hanks Inaugural special on January 20th, 2021, and had the honor of introducing the performance by Foo Fighters.

Tim challenges all KRKO listeners to donate $13.80 to the VOAWW to help with the massive need this holiday season. Jessica explains what all their organization does and how many people it helps throughout the North Sound.

Tim heard about this place and had questions. Why not just go to the top?

Our Morning Mouth chats with the Mayor of Marysville as the city welcomes back a part of their traditional Christmas kickoff!

KRKO's Morning Mouth reaches out to a friend who happens to be a veteran, local author Vic MIlls, to wish him a happy Veterans' Day.

Keith tells us about what the farm is doing this Halloween season. Sorry, already sold out!

Norm lets us know the museum is re-opening tomorrow with restrictions and limitations, but hey, it's OPEN!

Sian (pronounced 'Shawn') uses her wonderful accent to tell us about an amazing dog rescue effort that was born here in the northwest.

John is wrapping up a lifetime here in Everett. He talks about the city when he was growing up and the massive inventory clearance event he has going on at his store right now, through the end of the year. Pedigo Piano has been in Everett for 66 years!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so you'll be seeing lots of pink on I-5 on October 17th. Why?  Tracy Hill explains. If you'd like to join in, visit www.makingstrideswalk.org/EverettWA

KRKO's Morning Mouth chats with Mandy Lincoln from the Mariners about the M's "Seat Fleet!"

Tim chats with his long-time radio buddy, Stan Orchard, who attended the Seattle Pop Music Festival in the Summer of '69, in Woodinville, Washington. It was basically the rehearsal for Woodstock, right here in the Pacific Northwest.

With their big Freedom Festival Parade canceled due to COVID, Bothell is trying something different this year.

The honorable Jon Nehring tells us about the Marysville 4th of July celebration, with one of the few fireworks demonstrations in the area.

KRKO's Morning Mouth catches up with his long-time radio brother and new American citizen, Pedro Bartes.

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KRKO's Morning Mouth chats with Tom after his election to the Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame.

Tim & Scott reminisce about northwest broadcasting legend,  Charlie Brown, who passed away this week. 

You think 2020 has been a wild ride for you? You won't believe what happened to funny guy Frank King.  Find him at thementalhealthcomedian.com

Imagine switching jobs, becoming the spokesperson for a grocery store and a pandemic breaks out. KRKO's Morning Mouth Tim Hunter talks with Tiffany Sanders, who gives us tips on modern-day grocery shopping and something new coming to QFC.

Tim checks in with his friend who is dealing with a triple dose of the coronavirus' impact. She owns and AirBnB, a restaurant and a catering company. You're going to love her attitude.