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KMAS Radio

From local leaders and hometown heroes to breaking stories and in-depth conversations, the KMAS Podcast brings you the voices that matter in Mason County, Washington. Hosted by longtime broadcaster Jeff Slakey, each episode dives into what’s happening around the Hood Canal—government, education, small business, the outdoors, and everything in between. New episodes drop throughout the week, featuring interviews, community spotlights, and extended versions of the stories you hear on the air at

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12:50

Washington State Senator Drew MacEwen - 2.22.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/22

Senator Drew McEwen discusses ongoing budget discussions in the state legislature. He's particularly focused on the $3 billion surplus and concerns about the House's proposal, which includes a controversial $200 rebate tied to voting down a carbon tax initiative. Senator McEwen expresses disappointment in this approach, emphasizing his hope for its removal during the budget conference. The discussion also touches on the budget process intricacies, concerns about specific initiatives,

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18:01

Shelton Schools Superintendent Wyeth Jessee - 2.21.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/22

Shelton School District Superintendent Wyeth Jessee discusses various updates in the district, emphasizing the ongoing implementation of their strategic plan focusing on literacy, college and career readiness, and safe and welcoming environments. He highlights the unique role of Choice High School, providing a family therapeutic setting with additional mental health support for students facing challenges. The school's efforts, including a full-time mental health therapist, have contributed

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16:55

35th District Representative Travis Couture - 2.21.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/21

Representative Travis Couture discusses the ongoing legislative session and the focus on budget allocation in the state. There is mention of a $3 billion surplus in the supplemental budget, with discussions around how to spend it strategically. Representative Couture emphasizes the importance of prioritization in budgeting, expressing concerns about spreading resources too thin and needing to fund essential areas fully. The conversation also discusses the options for utilizing the surplus,

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14:01

35th District Rep. Dan Griffey - 2.20.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/20

Representative Dan Griffey discusses the recently released supplemental budget proposals by House Democrats and Senate Republicans. Griffey expresses concern about the $3 billion spending in the budget, emphasizing the missed opportunity to address underfunding in K-12 education and special education. He highlights specific initiatives in the 35th district, including a budget proviso for educating people on fentanyl use in libraries and a study on cancer occurrences among volunteer

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16:02

35th District Rep. Travis Couture 2.15.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/15

35th District Representative Travis Couture and Jeff Slakey continue discussing this legislative session. They delve into House Bill 2001, which grants the state Supreme Court and the governor decision power on commuting sentences for felons, focusing on recalculating sentences to potentially release individuals from prison early. The bill narrowly passed, raising concerns about the impact on victims and their families. The conversation then shifts to another topic: rent control

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11:33

35th District State Senator Drew MacEwen - 2.09.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/09

State Senator Drew McEwen and Jeff Slakey discuss Senate Bill 5770, a property tax measure. According to Senator McEwen, the bill proposes allowing local governments to exceed the 1% property tax cap, established by voters and the legislature a decade ago, by tripling it to 3%. Moreover, the bill permits local governments to bank the unused increase for subsequent years without voter approval, potentially costing taxpayers an additional $6 billion in property taxes. Senator McEwen

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5:14

Melissa Upson - Mason County Republican Party Chair

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/09

Jeff Slakey and Mason County Republican Chair Melissa Upson discuss the ongoing election season. The focus then shifts to the upcoming Mason County Republican County convention this weekend, with Brad Klippert running to lead OSPI as a featured speaker. Chair Melissa Upson provides insights into the convention process, detailing how delegates elected at precinct caucuses will contribute to the Mason County Republican Convention and the Washington State Republican Convention. Notably, the

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5:14

Mason County Republicans Party Chair Melissa Upson

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/08

Mason County Republicans Party Chair Melissa Upson talks about the Mason County Republicans county convention this week and what the landscape looks like for 2024.

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9:59

Mason County Auditor Steve Duenkel

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/08

In this radio interview, Mason County Auditor Steve Duenkel discusses recent changes in the Mason County Auditor's Office, including relocating operations to create more space for ballot processing and election observers. Duenkel outlines the busy election year ahead, with five elections scheduled, including a special election in February and the March presidential primary. The conversation touches on ballot security measures, such as enhanced surveillance on drop boxes, and Duenkel

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13:40

35th District Rep. Travis Couture - 2.8.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/08

In this radio interview, 35th District Representative Travis Couture discusses legislative efforts to address concerns about littering, graffiti, and illegal dumping, highlighting the importance of instilling pride in the community. The conversation also delves into mental health issues, with Couture emphasizing the need for self-care, particularly among men, and legislative initiatives aimed at tackling the mental health crisis. The representative acknowledges the impact of economic

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13:10

35th District Rep. Dan Griffey - 2.7.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/02/08

In this radio interview, 35th District Representative Dan Griffey discusses the ongoing challenges in Fire District 12 in Mason County, emphasizing the two-year-long federal investigations and the resultant lack of trust in emergency services. Griffey provides updates on misleading information in the media and expresses the need for local involvement in resolving the issues. The conversation extends to legislative matters, with Griffey advocating for lifetime supervision of sexual offenders

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8:38

Love INC. Soup & Song Benefit Concert - Feb 3.

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/31

The Love INC. Annual Benefit Concert & Dessert Auction is coming up on February 3, at 4:30 pm. Tickets are available now and at the door. Suggested Donation $20 and will be at the Shelton Presbyterian Church located at 1430 E Shelton Springs Road. Board Member Dan Partridge talks with Jeff Slakey about the event in this conversation.

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8:10

Hood Canal School Superintendent Lance Gibbon

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/24

With a bond vote upcoming for the Hood Canal School District, Superintendent Lance Gibbon talked with Jeff Slakey on what it's going for, how it can help Hood Canal and SouthSide School District and more in this conversation.

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8:21

Oly Town Artesians Owner Ryan Perkins on games...

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/24

Oly Town Artesians owner Ryan Perkins talks with Jeff Slakey about the final few home games of the season at "The Ice Box" at the Pavillion at Evergreen State College. Oly Town has been playing there for 10 years, and it has seen some great matches. There is a lot to look forward to for the future of Oly Town, and Ryan talks about some of the plans.

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15:12

35th District Rep. Dan Griffey 1.24.24

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/24

35th District Representative Dan Griffey talk about Public Safety and Housing with conversations on crime, lack of housing, efforts for mental health help.

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11:37

Mary M. Knight Superintendent Matt Mallory talks Levy

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/24

Mary M. Knight school has a Levy vote on the Feb 13 ballot in Mason County. Superintendent Matt Mallory talks about how it would benefit the school district and the students.

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16:28

Mason County Sheriff Ryan Spurling

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/24

Jeff Slakey talks with Mason County Sheriff Ryan Spurling about some of the crimes happening in the county, bills/initiatives going through the Legislature this session, Hood Canal Lions Polar Plunge, and more.

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8:54

Washington State Legislature Talks - 35th District -...

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/21

Washington State Senator Drew MacEwen talks about hearing initiatives signed by the citizens, specifically regarding the Climate Control Act, in this week's conversation.

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20:26

Washington State Legislature Talks - 35th District -...

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/21

35th District Representative Travis Couture talks about the response to his fentanyl bill and the Belfair Bypass in this week's conversation.

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15:53

Washington State Legislature Talks - 35th District -...

KMAS Radio ·

2024/01/21

35th District Representative Dan Griffey talks about police pursuits and a sexual strangulation bill in this weeks conversation.

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