Journalist and anchor Tyrah Majors recently shared her experience with imposter syndrome on "The Big O Show," recalling the mental obstacles she faced upon entering the KOMO 4 newsroom at the age of 24. Majors, a two-time Emmy Award-winner, detailed how determination and a commitment to hard work were essential in navigating her early career, consistently reaffirming her right to be there.

The Big O recently joined Seattle News Weekly on FOX 13 Seattle to discuss the upcoming Reclaiming the Village Summit at Garfield High School and ongoing King County nonprofit fraud. 

On a recent episode of “The Big O Show,” Mayor Bruce Harrell defined accountability in relation to his term and the incoming Wilson administration. Harrell said that the new administration will also be held accountable and must be held accountable just as he was and the administration before him. 

Anzhane Slaughter, the CEO of Young Black Homeowners (YBH), recently joined “The Big O Show” for a critical conversation on building Black wealth through homeownership. Founded in 2022, YBH is dedicated to providing culturally relevant, trauma-informed homebuyer education to address the critical decline in Black homeownership since the 1960s. 

The Big O recently joined Seattle News Tonight to reflect on his recent interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson on “The Big O Show.” He focused on the new administration’s structural changes, including the decision to appoint only one Deputy Mayor, Brian Surratt, and Wilson’s strategies at alleviating issues in the Chinatown International District.

This morning, Converge Media’s Omari Salisbury “The Big O” joined Good Day Seattle to discuss his recent interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson on “The Big O Show.”  Salisbury shared his perspective on what Seattleites should expect from Wilson's administration, including a new approach to City Hall, public safety, and homelessness. 

Mayor-elect Katie Wilson spoke on increasing economic stability in Seattle’s Black community during a recent interview on “The Big O Show.” Wilson said she is highly committed to "cracking this knot of intergenerational wealth" and aims to create stability and security in the Black community by growing wealth for individuals, families, and communities.

Councilmember Bob Kettle discusses what it takes as community members to create safe neighborhoods in Seattle on a recent episode of “The Big O Show.” Kettle said he observed that people tend to turn away from public safety challenges facing their whole neighborhoods, creating environments where danger is almost permitted. “We cannot allow this permissiveness to happen,” he said. 

Omari Salisbury recently welcomed Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle to “The Big O Show.” Kettle spoke on balancing compassion and wisdom when addressing perpetrators and victims in Seattle, saying he has observed a community focus on helping individuals who have been in and out of the prison system multiple times, without enough acknowledgement of the victims and their stories.