Washington's poet laureate grapples with his art in a time of political upheaval Washington state poet laureate Tod Marshall has just completed the first half of his two-year term. KUOW's Elizabeth Austen (Marshall's predecessor in... Elizabeth Austen
Four things an anti-racism trainer thinks white people should know When Reverend David Billings started giving anti-racism trainings in the 1980s, he said many people "just didn't see it." But he said that's not the... Patricia Murphy
Seattle's artistic horizons at the dawn of Trump Ten days after President Donald Trump’s inauguration a group of Seattle-area artists and arts supporters came together to share experiences and build... John O'Brien
Meet the artist who captured these timeless portraits of 1980s Seattle In the 1980s Marsha Burns prowled Seattle's streets, looking for people to photograph. “I was doing pictures of edgy people, people who didn’t fit into... Marcie Sillman
'Vanilla brother' Tim Wise takes on white privilege and politics Tim Wise is known for his commitment to exposing and countering racism. He grew up in Tennessee and went to college in New Orleans, where he became... John O'Brien
A reporter finds the gray areas in the life of a killer Jeannie Yandel speaks with Seattle Times reporter Claudia Rowe about her new book, "The Spider and the Fly." Before Seattle Times reporter Claudia Rowe... Jeannie Yandel Matt Martin
A case for luring movies to Washington state You may have seen the movie Captain Fantastic . This week, actor Viggo Mortensen got an Academy Award nomination for his work in it. Marcie Sillman
Does protest music matter anymore? Bill Radke speaks with music critics Charles Cross and Gina Arnold about what makes a good protest song. They also discussed how protest music has... Bill Radke Matt Martin
Jacob Lawrence's art touched the world. His teaching changed Seattle I first met the artist Jacob Lawrence in his attic. That was more than 30 years ago, on a gray day, not so unusual for Seattle. Marcie Sillman
Does America have a divine origin? Bill Radke speaks with conservative talk show host Michael Medved about his new book, "The American Miracle: Divine Providence in the Rise of the... Bill Radke Matt Martin
