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Arts & Life

Ep. 8: Are We Going to Be OK? Cartoonist Ellen Forney says bipolar disorder prepared her for the Covid-19 pandemic

As many struggle with anxiety and depression during lockdown, some with a history of mental health challenges are putting to work tools they relied on well before coronavirus.

Arts & Life

Ep. 7: Are We Going to Be OK? James Beard Award-winning Seattle chef says the community is his bailout

Chef Edourado Jordan turns Salare into a community kitchen and finds that being a big name doesn't protect his small businesses from the economic crisis of Covid-19.

Health

What these nurses see on the Covid ICU in Seattle

The air turns over every 20 to 25 minutes on the Covid ICU at the University of Washington Medical Center, but no one breathes easy.

Health

Face masks now mandatory at Sea-Tac Airport

Starting Monday travelers can expect a new normal at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport that incl

Arts & Life

Ep. 6: Are We Going to Be OK? Seattle’s goddess of psychedelic soul finds inspiration in quarantine

Artist SassyBlack finds new ways to reach fans and explores the meaning of creative genius with Malcolm Gladwell during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Arts & Life

Photos: A night with the Seattle Quarantine Parade

"I'm from New Orleans, so kind of anything is an excuse for a parade," Hank Lomasney said.

Health

Face masks to be required inside King County businesses and crowded outdoor spaces

Residents of Seattle and King County will be required to wear face coverings over their noses and mouths while inside indoor businesses and public transit starting May 18. Masks must also be worn outside, in places where social distancing may not possible.

Race & Identity

Ep. 5: Are We Going to Be OK? Covid-19 adds another obstacle to traveling while Black

'For Colored Girls Who Travel' blogger Jodi-Ann Burey finds new adventures and old racism while rediscovering Seattle's wild spaces during the pandemic.

Ep. 4: Are We Going to Be OK? Faith, fasting, and community-building during a pandemic

For interfaith leader and Harvard grad Aneelah Afzali, the coinciding of Covid-19 and Ramadan brings unexpected opportunities and challenges.