From The Playa To The Puget: Burning Man Arrives In Seattle The famous Burning Man festival in Nevada brings in 4,000 people from Washington alone. This weekend, it arrives in Seattle at SeaCompression. People... Ross Reynolds
Art Helps Heal A Soldier's Combat Trauma When Sean Davis graduated from Oregon’s Sweet Home High School in 1991 he wanted to see the world. He considered joining the Peace Corps, but with no... John O'Brien
Reporter George Packer On Peril In Iraq Ross Reynolds speaks with George Packer, reporter for The New Yorker perhaps best known for his 2005 book on the Iraq war, "The Assassins Gate." Packer... Ross Reynolds
Nancy Pearl On The Stories Of Women Warriors Marcie Sillman talks books with stalwart librarian Nancy Pearl, who recommends "Soldier Girls," by Helen Thorpe. It's a look at three military women,... Marcie Sillman
Novelist David Mitchell On His Most Important Work Ross Reynolds speaks with novelist David Mitchell about what he says is the most important book he's done: a translation of a memoir by a young... Ross Reynolds
Behind The Scenes At The Burke Museum Just past the front door of the Burke Natural History Museum, on the University of Washington campus, you’ll find a little alcove. It’s the perfect... Marcie Sillman
Novelist David Mitchell On 'The Bone Clocks' Ross Reynolds speaks with novelist David Mitchell. Paris Review describes his books, which include "Cloud Atlas", "Black Swan Green" and the newly... Ross Reynolds
Seattle Comic Artist On Her Experience With Censorship Marcie Sillman talks with Seattle comic book artist Roberta Gregory during Banned Books Week about what it’s like to have her own work censored. Jennie Cecil Moore
Can we discuss those fouettes? Seattle's Carrie Imler is fierce Reporter's note: A ballerina’s career ends when most of the rest of us are just getting good at our jobs. Professional dancers are usually 18 or 19... Marcie Sillman
Nancy Pearl Reads Up On Middle East Culture Marcie Sillman talks with everyone's favorite librarian, Nancy Pearl, who has been inspired by current Middle East politics to read up on the culture... Marcie Sillman
