BBC World Service
BBC World Service at 12:00 a.m.
While most of America sleeps, BBC World Service and the BBC's international network of news bureaus and correspondents provide the latest world news live from London. The program also brings you features on the arts and science and the news and social issues of the day.
9:00 a.m. Weekday | 12:00 p.m. The Conversation | 2:00 p.m. KUOW Presents
KUOW's All Things Considered
All Things Considered 3/19/2010 at 4:00 p.m.
Weekend Edition Saturday
Weekend Edition Saturday at 5:00 a.m.
KUOW's Jamala Henderson presents local news along with coverage of the region from the Northwest News Network, and coverage of the nation and the world from NPR. A refreshing analysis of the week's events, as well as a taste of what makes weekends special like sports, gardening and entertainment.
Car Talk
Car Talk at 9:00 a.m.
Brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi dispense expert car advice to callers in the broad accents of their native East Cambridge neighborhood. This irreverent program is about more than just automotive repair—each call is handled with spirited comments along with sound advice.
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! at 10:00 a.m.
For those with an ear for truth that is stranger than fiction. Wacky politicians, strange research studies and the normal behavior of the rich, famous and average are staple material. Behind-the-scenes public radio journalistic wit is exposed in mind-stretching play.
Studio 360
Studio 360 at 7:00 p.m.
Rich stories and insightful conversation reveal the places "where art and real life collide." Listener's perceptions of the world are challenged by a collection of provocative and moving ideas, from comic books to Wagner, Swiss Army Knives to the legacy of Woody Guthrie.
World Radio Network
"World Radio Network" is a news and information network offering world event coverage from partner broadcasters instead of a single news organization. More »
Human Trafficking In Washington State
Victims advocates and law enforcement say twenty–first century slavery can surface in any industry. This series takes a close look at the problem in our state and Washington's unique role in combating it. More »
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Army Lt. General Say Iraq Drawdown And Return...
An Army lieutenant general said Tuesday the drawdown of troops from Iraq is on track. That means thousands of deployed soldiers can be expected to return home to the Northwest on schedule this summer and fall. -
Wash. Fish And Wildlife Police Bust Alleged S...
Washington Fish and Wildlife agents have shut down an alleged oyster and clam poaching operation on Hood Canal. Dozens of state and local police officers Thursday raided G&R Quality Seafood in Quilcene. Investigators... -
Seattle Icebreaker Recommissioned By US Coast...
The US Coast Guard is beefing up its presence in the Arctic. The ice breaker Polar Star, which is based in Seattle, has recently been reactivated. It's part of an effort by the US to compete with other Arctic nations...
- Cornell, Missouri, Ga. Tech Extend NCAA Upset Trend
The NCAA men's basketball tournament featured more surprises as first-round play continued Friday. Cornell, Missouri and Georgia Tech were all underdog winners. - Judge Says Ground Zero Settlement Is 'Not Enough'
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein ripped into the $657 million deal to compensate workers sickened by ash and dust from the collapsed World Trade Center. He said the figure was too low and workers... - Announcer Scully Leaves Hospital, Dodgers Say
Dodgers Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scully was released from a hospital Friday after a night of observation following a fall and a bumped on the head. Scully, 82, issued a statement thanking people...
- BA cabin crew begin strike action
British Airways cabin crew begin strike action which will cause severe disruption to flights for the next three days. - Pope's letter on Irish abuse due
The Vatican is due to publish a letter from Pope Benedict to Irish Catholics, seeking forgiveness for paedophilic abuse by priests. - Smartphone web use abroad warning
Consumers' association Which? warns of the risk of huge bills for people using smartphones abroad to connect to the internet.
What's your connection to Washington's struggling banks?
Frontier Financial Corp. of Everett and City Bank of Lynnwood are on the brink of failure. Do you do business with a bank in trouble? Do you work for a bank that's fighting for its life? Answer this question »
Do you have infrastructure expertise?
More roads and rails are coming to the Puget Sound region. Do you have expertise in public infrastructure? We'd like to get to know you. Answer this question »
Lingo Dance Theater
KT Niehoff's dance theater company has launched a major project to bring dance out of the usual performance venues, and in this case, into various galleries throughout the Seattle Art Museum like kinesthetic... More »
