Your Afternoon Show with Tracy Ellis and Peter Wagner

Colin Dickey traveled around America investigating some of the most famous and some not-so-famous hauntings how they got their start and to get an idea of what they mean to people in those regions. He's written a book titled "Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places." He spoke with KGMI's Joe Teehan about his adventures.

Jim talks about Anthony's Key Resort. Follow Jim here: @jimvalley www.facebook.com/thebestripever/

Lifestyle journalist Carolyn Ossorio, aka Pippimamma, talks about what makes a good politician with Tracy.

KGMI’s Joe Teehan interviews a local musician or band! This week Step Dads. https://step-dads.bandcamp.com/

Interrogations are a vital and often misunderstood part of the police work. A successful interrogation can lead to justice but when cops abuse their tactics interrogations can lead to wrongful convictions.

It's Dillion Honcoops last show. KGMI gives a goodbye tribute.

It's Dillion Honcoops last show. KGMI gives a goodbye tribute.

Tracy, Katie and producer Sascha talk about the dating world and when to celebrate Halloween!

Another incident of a man exposing himself to a woman around the Western Washington University campus early Friday. morning. Anyone with information or suspicions about an aquaintance is asked to call Detective Howell at 360-778-8682.

Katharine Conrad, ticketing manager at the Mt. Baker Theatre runs us through what’s happening this weekend.

President Trump today officially declared the opioid epidemic a "national public health emergency." ABC's David Wright tells us the president also shared a personal story about addiction.

Tracy and Katie discuss a woman in England who married herself.

Ron and Tracy talk Bleedingham!

Dan Radil gives his recommendation for the week. Today’s focus: The Effect of the California Wildfires on the Wine Industry

Martin Shkreli Won't Shut Up by KGMI News/Talk 790

The daily White House press briefing has gone high-tech with a conservative KGMI talkshow host. White House press secretary Sean Spicer fielded questions from journalists around the country via Skype.