Ross Reynolds
Stories
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Does It Matter If Few People Vote?
Ross Reynolds talks with Todd Donovan, professor of political science at Western Washington University, about whether low voter turnout can ruin an...
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Can You Remember When The Second Amendment Was A Non-Issue?
Ross Reynolds talks to Michael Waldman about his new book "The Second Amendment: A Biography." Gun control has been a hot topic for years and the...
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Tim Egan On How A Fire In 1910 Shaped Firefighting
Ross Reynolds talks with Tim Egan, columnist for the New York Times, about the Devil's Broom fire in 1910. The conflagration was the largest in United...
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What Are Scorpion Venom And Brain Tumors Doing In A Lab Together?
After removing a tumor, surgeons are confronted with an unfortunate reality: They can’t be sure they got it all. It can be difficult to distinguish...
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Friend, Deputy Remember Former Mayor Paul Schell
Ross Reynolds talks with Seattle Chamber of Commerce Acting CEO Maud Daudon about former Seattle Mayor Paul Schell. Daudon served as deputy mayor and...
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Is A Robot Going To Take Your Job?
Ross Reynolds talks with Andrew McAfee, principal research scientist at the Initiative on the Digital Economy at MIT, about whether robots will replace humans in the job market.
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Is Your Entire Life Just a TV Show?
Ross Reynolds talks with psychologist Joel Gold, who co-authored the book "Suspicious Minds: How Culture Shapes Madness." The book deals in part with the "Truman Show" delusion: a belief that everyone around you is an actor, and you're the star of a TV show.
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Oregon To Vote On Legalizing Marijuana, Again
Ross Reynolds talks with Anthony Johnson, director of New Approach Oregon, which recently submitted enough signatures for a referendum on recreational marijuana legalization to appear on the November ballot.
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Seattle Startup Seeks To Create Foodsharing Community
Ross Reynolds talks with Kamal Patel, co-founder of Ubrlocal, a marketplace for Seattle gardeners and farmers to share their wares.
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Amazon Fire Phone: 'Showrooming On Steroids'
Go to a box store, hold your phone up to an item, and – ding! – your phone tells you how much the same item would cost on Amazon Prime.