Reconsidering Killer Whale Shows, And Struggling With Hoarding
KUOW Presents at 2:00 p.m.
People who want to watch marine mammals like dolphins often head to parks such as SeaWorld. But after a killer whale at one SeaWorld killed its trainer last month, critics are calling for a reevaluation of whale captivity. We also hear how workplaces are adapting for family life and meet a woman who struggles with hoarding.
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KUOW's Morning Edition
Morning Edition 3/18/2010 at 7:00 a.m.
The World
The World at 3:00 p.m.
Award-winning coverage of breaking news, in-depth features, hard-hitting commentaries, and thought-provoking interviews found nowhere else in U.S. news coverage. A global network of international journalists offers exceptional depth and a fresh perspective to the news.
All Things Considered
All Things Considered at 4:00 p.m.
KUOW's Derek Wang and NPR award–winning hosts and reporters stationed around the globe present some of the nation's best reporting. Incisive coverage of the day's events along with a unique mix of news, interviews, commentaries, analysis, reviews and offbeat features.
Marketplace
Marketplace at 6:30 p.m.
An international group of reporters, producers, and commentators contribute this daily magazine of business and economics. Ten U.S.-based news bureaus and bureaus in London and Tokyo file reports and provide unique global perspectives on business and commerce coverage.
Kids Of Survival: A Conversation With Artists Tim Rollins And Angel Abreu
Weekday at 9:00 a.m.
When he was 26 years old, Tim Rollins went to teach art to at risk public middle school students in the South Bronx. The group of students called themselves Kids of Survival (K.O.S.). The resulting art that arose from their curriculum landed them in museums. What lessons can we learn for our public school system?
The Story
"The Story" finds people whose lives are intersecting with significant issues in the news and gives them the opportunity to tell their story. 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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Seattle Scientists Sequence The Genome Of An ...
Researchers in Seattle have reached a milestone in the field of genetics. They've sequenced the entire genetic makeup of a family of four. Rowan introduces herself: "My name is Lee Rowan. I'm a senior research... -
County Considers Limiting Fast Food Sales Nea...
First there was menu labeling. Last year King County required fast food restaurants to post nutritional content on the foods they sell. This afternoon health officials will consider a few other ideas to reduce... -
City Council Hearing On Panhandling Ordinance
There were many complaints before a Seattle City Council committee yesterday about a proposal to crack down on aggressive panhandling. The ordinance would prohibit panhandling that is "intimidating to a reasonable...
- In Early Play, NCAA Favorites Find It Tough Going
The men's NCAA basketball tournament is under way ... and already there are upsets in the air. As the Big Dance began, No. 13 seed Murray State knocked off No. 4 seed Vanderbilt and No. 11 seed Old... - South Carolina's Sanford To Pay $74K In Ethics Fines
The Republican governor is accused of breaking 37 laws, including improperly using pricey plane tickets for a trip to Argentina where he saw the mistress he infamously called his soul mate. Under... - Clinton, Russians Clash Over Iran Nuclear Plant
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Iran's new Russian-built nuclear reactor will begin operating this summer, even as the United States called for Russia to delay the startup. Clinton,...
- George Cross for Army bomb heroes
Two Army bomb disposal experts have been awarded the George Cross for their gallantry in Afghanistan. - Last-ditch bid to end BA dispute
British Airways' boss Willie Walsh and the joint leader of the Unite union, Tony Woodley, try to avert this weekend's strike. - Kidnapped Sahil returns to the UK
Five-year-old Sahil Saeed returns to the family home in Oldham, as three people are charged with his kidnapping in Pakistan.
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What will be the region's next big thing?
Urban planners are designing an ever-larger Seattle. Where will the growth come from? What industries and companies are where the action is? 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 »
