Kirk Siegler

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267 appearances 46 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 19 Aug

Kirk Siegler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Kirk Zigler, NPR News. voice-verified
Half of the some 100 out-of-control wildfires in the U.S. right now are burning in the northwest. The top priority for firefighters are two 100,000-acre-plus fires in Oregon and Washington. Washington's Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove says crews are making progress in Spokane, where whole neighborhoods were leveled last week. voice-verified
Behind a police roadblock near Riverside State Park, Shannon Monick is tugging a roller suitcase up a hill with some things she grabbed from her house, which is still standing. matched
It could have been a lot worse. matched
Not to discount how bad it is. matched
Most of her neighbors lost their homes, and she won't be going home anytime soon. matched
Kirk Sigler, NPR News, Spokane. matched
Behind a police roadblock near Riverside State Park, Shannon Monick is tugging a roller suitcase up a hill. matched
with some things she grabbed from her house, which is still standing. matched
Not to discount how bad it is. matched
Most of her neighbors lost their homes, and she won't be going home anytime soon. matched
There's no power or water, and the old trail's fire is still burning, with the forecast showing heat and winds set to return to the northwest in the next day. matched
Kirk Sigler, NPR News, Spokane. matched
Urban wildfires like we've seen lately, like these, like Los Angeles, like in California, you really just can't stop them once they're going from house to house.
You know, the structures create the fuel for rapid spread alongside all the trees and the brush.
Now, one lucky thing I would say quickly is that the elite federal firefighting crews, some of them, including the incident commander, only had to travel from Oregon, where more than a million acres has burned so far, and they arrived in just a few hours.
Don Simpson evacuated as the Old Trails fire blew into the towering Ponderosa Pines and jumped the Spokane River.
I have to admit, going around the corner, you see the devastation.
I collapsed.
I started crying.
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