First Principles & Voting

April 28, 2012

Final radio version of RFW, but much more to come

The last show in the original format offers an inside look at The Heritage Foundation’s Resource Bank conference in Colorado Springs and some reflections on the world-wide movement for individual...Read more here
April 17, 2012

Here it is, the new Radio Free Washington Podcast

The moment we’ve all been waiting for ... except for Blake, who missed our inaugural show. Listen to four of the Freedom Foundation’s freedom fighters talk about the “war on women,” the party...Read more here
February 16, 2012

OG Pod: State Pays Millions for Public Records Violations

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss KING 5’s recent report that the state has paid $4.8 million over five years for public records violations.
February 06, 2012

OG Pod: A Legislative Update

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss several bills introduced in the 2012 legislative session.
January 19, 2012

OG Pod: Public Meetings Behind Closed Doors

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss a recent news report that the Port of Longview attorney announced a violation of the Open Public Meetings Act.
December 07, 2011

OG Pod: The Distiguished Career of Retiring Justice Gerry Alexander

Justice Gerry Alexander is stepping down after 17 years at the Supreme Court.
November 21, 2011

OG Pod: Should the Supreme Court televise ObamaCare Arguments?

C-SPAN is asking the Supreme Court to televise arguments in the ObamaCare case. Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet debate the merits of TV cameras in the court.
October 19, 2011

OG Pod: Secrecy Concerns Over Tribal Gas Tax Rebates

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss concerns that that the state is handed over tens of millions of dollars to tribes without adequate transparency or oversight.
October 17, 2011

We’re taking the Governor, the DOT, and city bureaucrats to court—this week on RFW

We were missing the smooth voice of co-host Blake Knoblauch, but we soldiered on with three lawsuits, two special guests, and an initiative guide in a pear tree.
October 14, 2011

OG Pod: I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For

You request public records. How hard must the agency look for the requested records? Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss the major case of Neighborhood Alliance of Spokane County v. Spokane...Read more here
October 05, 2011

WCOG Honors Local Activists

The Washington Coalition for Open Government recently honored Elizabeth Campbell, Walter Jorgensen, and Robert Shirley for their work in exposing a violation of the public records law committed...Read more here
September 30, 2011

OG Pod: Tear Down That Wall!

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss a recent proposal before the Thurston County Commission that would present a significant obstacle for ordinary citizens who want to participate in the...Read more here
September 08, 2011

OG Pod: The Demise of the Sunshine Committee

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss why the Sunshine Committee seems to be doomed.
September 02, 2011

OG Pod: Police misconduct reports must be released

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss the Supreme Court decision in Bainbridge Island Police Guild v. City of Puyallup. Investigations of alleged police misconduct must be released but the names...Read more here
August 18, 2011

This Week At The Supreme Court:Student Seeks to Overturn Truancy Hearing

Student Seeks to Overturn Truancy Hearing
August 18, 2011

OG Pod: Open Public Meetings Primer

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss the basics of the open public meetings act.
August 11, 2011

OG Pod: The Politics Of Open Government

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss how the views on open government change depending on who is in power at the time.
August 11, 2011

This Week at the Supreme Court: Man Seeks to Declare Court of Appeals Unconstitutional

Man Seeks to Declare Court of Appeals Unconstitutional
July 28, 2011

OG Pod: Is the Agency Required to Produce Records in Electronic Form?

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss records produced in electronic format.
July 20, 2011

OG Pod: Does the Public Records Act Have a Privacy Exemption?

Mike Reitz and Greg Overstreet discuss if a general claim of privacy is an exemption to a Public Records request.
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