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  KUOW Newsroom

  KUOW journalist pens memoir on love, loss, and resilience

  "I lost him when he died, I lost him when I buried his memory so deep it was hard to recall him, and I found him again."
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  The Record

  June 3rd | What are you reading right now?

  After a whole year of being closed to the public, Seattle Public Libraries is starting to re-open its branches. Bill Radke and interim chief librarian Tom Fay talk to listeners about what books they've reading, and what the . Plus, what's happening with hotel shelters and a q&a with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
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  The Record

  May 19th | Boundless Blocks! UW Graduation gets a Minecraft twist

  Minecraft graudation ceremonies, PrideFest in person, and a daughter grapples with a cult's impact on her family.

• KUOW Newsroom

  Weekend arts picks: an eclectic mix of jazz, kung fu, and Brandi Carlile

  ‘At one point, there were 34 nightclubs along Jackson Street alone, during the jazz heyday.’
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  Speakers Forum

  Becoming Rebecca Solnit: a room and a life of her own

  ‘I was trying not to be the subject of someone else’s poetry and not to get killed.’
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  Speakers Forum

  Lawrence Wright looks for America through the lens of Covid-19

  How the acclaimed writer and investigative journalist saw it coming
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  Speakers Forum

  Essays on life, lineage, and the inheritance of whiteness

  White women explore epistemic injustice and healing wisdom
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  KUOW Newsroom

  Seattle's chief librarian is moving on: What will he remember, and be remembered for?

  The Seattle Public Library’s celebrated chief librarian is about to leave a big hole in the community. Marcellus Turner has served the library for a decade, earning accolades for expanding technology and digital services, especially during the pandemic.
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  Speakers Forum

  Scott Turow reflects on his dual roles as a best-selling fiction author and practicing attorney

  ‘Some speak of the nobility of the law. Stern has not always found that to be true. Too much of the grubby bone shop, the odor of the abattoir, emanates from every criminal courtroom.’
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  Speakers Forum

  Liberty’s white roots and the racial history of that idea

  White Freedom: ‘The belief (and practice) that freedom is central to white racial identity, and that only white people can or should be free.’

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