Ep. 3: Are We Going to Be OK? Does wearing pants during Zoom calls count as self-care? Ishea Brown says yes. Curiosity Club's resident style icon says finding your inner fashionista might be the first step to feeling better in quarantine. Kristin Leong
Ep. 1: Are We Going to Be OK? Rethinking art and education during Covid-19 "Art comes out of pain," says Seattle's Youth Corps director James Miles. What we do with that art once the pandemic passes is up to us. Kristin Leong
With canceled performances, coronavirus leaves Seattle arts organizations reeling Kim Malcolm talks with Marcie Sillman about the impact of coronavirus on Seattle's arts & culture community. Kim Malcolm
This Seattle woman blends Star Trek, Game of Thrones, and more with the flavor of tea When Friday Elliott experiences the Fab Four, she feels a physical sensation and it is not pleasant. This is because she has synesthesia: a blending of the senses. Dyer Oxley
PHOTOS: Behind the scenes of 'Cinderella' The backstage hallways of McCaw Hall buzzed with activity during a recent performance of the Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Cinderella". Megan Farmer
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. Bill Radke
Pictures of the year: Our favorites from 2019 We asked Megan Farmer, staff photojournalist at KUOW, to select her favorite images from this year — and we threw in a few of our own as well. Megan Farmer
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. Marcie Sillman
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. Deborah Wang
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. Marcie Sillman
