Arts

December 26th | 'Somebody who looked like this was here': five immigrant artists who helped shape 2019

It’s the end of the year, and Record producers have been revisiting some of our favorite conversations. Mine were about: immigrants.

Arts & Life

November 26th | Iconic Seattle business changes hands

The Snoqualmie Tribe acquires the largest Native-owned arts oriented company in North America. How to prepare your turkey. Building a private wildlife reserve in Montana. And your calls about Seattle Public Schools' gifted program.

Arts & Life

What’s with Seattle bumper stickers these days?

On this episode a listener asks us to explore the patterns and messages of bumper stickers in the Pacific Northwest. But there’s a personal reason she wants to better understand Seattle’s bumper sticker culture.

Arts & Life

If you don't know her yet, meet a Seattle theater star

Cheryl West is someone you’d chat with in the grocery store checkout line. She’s got a huge smile and a big, velvety laugh. And she’s completely down-to-earth.

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(Maybe) Coming to a theater near you: Movies made in the Seattle-area

The Seattle-area film industry has struggled for years to compete with colleagues in Vancouver, B.C., Oregon and California. That’s been due, in large part, to the comparatively low levels of state and local tax incentives and other economic support.

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For the first time, soaring voices of St. Mark's evening song belong to women

Hundreds gather to hear soaring voices of St. Mark's choir on Sunday nights. Now for the first time, the singers are women.