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Weekday High is now RadioActive! RadioActive trains the next generation of public media makers. Our workshops empower youth through storytelling. Tune in every month to hear a new collection of stories by RadioActive journalists about the people and issues that matter to young people in the Northwest.

Now accepting applications for the Summer 2012 RadioActive free audio storytelling workshop. The deadline to apply is midnight on May 21, 2012.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Because It's Time (With Special Guest Luke Burbank)

RadioActive's Amina Al Sadi and Bryce Ellis needed some content to fill this month's podcast, so they looked to an expert: Luke Burbank, host of "TBTL" on KIRO, and a regular guest on NPR's "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!" Plus, the team asks Seattleites: "What was the exact moment when you knew your relationship was doomed?" More » Listen to this story

The new RadioActivians (from left): Mawusi Kudu, Vanessa Chidester, Clare Martin, Alexandra Brooks and Katie Rolnick, with managing editors Jenny Asarnow and Nathan Friend. Credit: Colleen McDevitt / PugetSoundOff.org

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Newest RadioActivians Activate Stories Of Dedication And Passion

Lori Cavender dreams of opening a homeless shelter on Whidbey Island. Alexandra Brooks helps girls in Rwanda. Blair Burroughs works to remove land mines in Vietnam. This month our newest RadioActivians — Alexandra Brooks, Katie Rolnick, Vanessa Chidester, Mawusi Kudu, and Clare Martin — have brought together stories of people doing what they love and what they are passionate about. Hosts Kamna Shastri and Max Hutton guide us through the podcast and introduce the word of the month, which happens to be a synonym of passion. More » Listen to this story

Kamna Shastri interviews Dean Petrich near his piano sheds. Photo by Ravi Rangan.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Northwest February Blues

This month, RadioActive hosts Bryce Ellis and Ann Kane explore a little bit of Northwest culture by asking strangers about moving to Seattle, and Kamna Shastri gives us a peek into the world of a man who cares for broken–down pianos. We also look forward to March with the word of the month. More » Listen to this story

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05.16.12

Today's Schedule

4:00 p.m. All Things Considered
6:30 p.m. Marketplace
7:00 p.m. BBC The World Today
8:00 p.m. Alternative Radio
9:00 p.m. KUOW Presents

Schedules

Daily / Weekly

Support for KUOW comes from: University Volkswagen/Audi Puget Sound Blood Center
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