Erin, Luke, and Daisy went on the air for this week’s episode!

They talked about ethics in journalism, their reporting processes, the months-long, complicated nature of recent investigative reporting, and more.

Find relevant articles below:

The Work Isn't For Everyone (English) (Erin Sellers, RANGE Media)

Why we investigated Latinos en Spokane (English) (Luke Baumgarten, RANGE Media)

Este trabajo no es para todos (Spanish) (Erin Sellers, RANGE Media)

¿Por qué investigamos a Latinos en Spokane? (Spanish) (Luke Baumgarten, RANGE Media)

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On this week’s episode, Val and Aaron went on the air to catch you up on local news!

They talked about some items from this week’s CIVICS agenda, including:

• A $120,000 contract for Mujeres in Action to provide SPD with cultural competency training and language access services (which passed);
• Info on the Spokane County sheriff’s proposal to charge fees for requesting body camera footage from law enforcement.

$120,000 for Mujeres in Action to train cops (March 23, 2026 CIVICS)

They also talked about PFAS clean-up updates, reopening the STA double decker bus crash investigation, and the March 20th memorial for Otto Zehm, who was killed by police 20 years ago.

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(*the fake, AI Gonzaga fan pages that spread false info)

On this week’s episode, Erin Sellers and Daniel Walters went on the air to talk about Daniel’s most recent article: John Stockton’s Not Dead.

Daniel’s article title is a play on the clickbait “news headlines” from fake AI fan pages that have recently appeared on Facebook. More specifically, it’s a reference to a fake headline that claims John Stockton – a former NBA player and Gonzaga alum – died. (He didn’t.)

Because some of these headlines use real info with slight changes, it’s important to use a critical eye when viewing news, social media posts, and other forms of media. One example of this is a headline claiming that Netflix announced a documentary on Gonzaga. The reality? There is a documentary on Gonzaga basketball, but it’s through Tubi.

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