Former NPR Reporter Talks About New Life As A Novelist Kim Malcolm talks to Mary Louise Kelly, a former NPR reporter turned novelist, about her work and the moment she decided to leave her job as a reporter. Kim Malcolm
How A Garden Saved A Family Marcie Sillman talks to Edible Seattle editor Tara Austen Weaver about her new memoir, "Orchard House." Marcie Sillman
'My Mother's Eyes': The History Of A Ballad for Moms Moms have been canonized in song long before Taylor Swift’s “The Best Day,” The Backstreet Boys’ “The Perfect Fan” and Tupac Shakur’s “Dear Mama.” Durin... Amanda Wilde
Krakauer Faces Critics Over New Book On Rape In Missoula David Hyde speaks with Eric Whitney, news director for Montana Public Radio, about author Jon Krakauer's visit to Missoula, Montana last night to face... David Hyde
Farewell To Kurt Beattie, A Seattle Theater Icon Any way you slice it, a half century is a milestone to celebrate. And that’s exactly what Seattle’s ACT Theatre plans to do this 50th anniversary year.... Marcie Sillman
'Square' Author Comes Around On Legalizing Marijuana Ross Reynolds speaks with Bruce Barcott, author of "Weed the People: The Future of Legal Marijuana in America." Barcott began working on the book as a... Ross Reynolds
Nancy Pearl And The New Face Of Opiate Addiction Marcie Sillman gets Nancy Pearl's opinion on "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic," by journalist Sam Quinones. The book talks about... Marcie Sillman
Seattle An Important Place In The History Of Pain Research Marcie Sillman talks to journalist Sam Quinones about his book "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic." Marcie Sillman
Author: Seattleites Think They Know China, But They Have No Idea Marcie Sillman talks with James Bradley, author of "The China Mirage," about our perceptions of China. Hannah Burn
Seattle Symphony Piece Feels ‘Like I Get To Play The Xbox’ Trimpin is the kind of artist who defies neat description. The German-born artist is a sculptor. He uses found objects to create large installations... Marcie Sillman
