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KIRO Adds Tami Michaels Weekend Home Show


Tami Michaels
Tami Michaels

KIRO (Newsradio 97.3 FM) Seattle is expanding its weekend lineup with the addition of Inside Out with Tami Michaels, a new one-hour lifestyle and home improvement program debuting Saturday, August 8. Hosted by interior designer and licensed general contractor Tami Michaels, the show will air Saturdays from 2-3pm PT.

Michaels, who has more than 25 years of experience in interior design and home renovation, said the new program will blend practical advice with entertaining conversations tailored to Pacific Northwest homeowners.

"I am incredibly honored to join the legendary team at KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM and to start this new chapter in a city that truly lives and breathes local radio," Michaels said. "My goal has always been to spark entertaining and helpful conversations on home improvement from an interior designer's perspective. There simply is no better way to do that than right here on KIRO Newsradio."

Bryan Buckalew, Director of News and Talk Programming at KIRO, said Michaels' expertise and approachable style make her a strong addition to the station's weekend schedule.

"We couldn't be more excited for Tami to join KIRO Newsradio's weekend lineup," Buckalew said. "She brings a rare combination of expertise and warmth to the microphone. The addition of Inside Out to our weekend programming underscores our ongoing commitment to providing Seattle-area listeners with content that is both informative and directly relevant to their everyday lives."

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