 Artist and scholar Berette Macaulay is the powerhouse behind “MFON in Seattle,” a multi-pronged collaborative project featuring works by contemporary African diasporic women photographers and multimedia artists. 📷 Her current show at Photographic Center Northwest explores the black diaspora through transcultural decoloniality, identity, memory, and self-(re)invention.
 On Jan. 22, 2020, gun violence rocked downtown Seattle killing a bystander, injuring 7 others, and leaving the community shaken and demanding solutions. Don Blakeney from the Downtown Seattle Association, Lisa Daugaard from the Public Defender Association, City Attorney Pete Holmes, and Willard Jimerson Jr. from United Better Thinking join City Inside/Out's Brian Callanan to discuss what the city's response should be.
 Twin-hosts Cedric and Eva Walker present a new episode of Video Bebop, jam-packed with Northwest talent. This show features PHNK, Jenn Champion, Dearheart, Warren Dunes, and Smokey Brights. If you're a regional musician and want your music video featured, send the Video Bebop crew an an e-mail.
 Thanks to the recent opening of Coyote North, an extension of the beloved Coyote Central, the under-served youth of North Seattle have a new place to realize their creative potential. 🤸🎨🛠️🧵🍪 With offerings like dance, cooking, sculpture, and sewing, Coyote gives area kids the equitable support they need to forge bright futures.
 Retired four-star General Barry McCaffrey and Joni Balter discuss national security, Seattle's vulnerability to a North Korean attack, and the damage President Trump has done to our defensive alliances.
In the second half, meet the four new members of the Seattle City Council. Tammy Morales, Alex Pedersen, Dan Strauss, and Andrew Lewis share their thoughts on the biggest issues of the day, plus how they feel about "Kraken" as a potential name for the city's future NHL team!
Join us at the next Civic Cocktail, March 4, for a conversation with Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman and Attorney General Bob Ferguson.
 The self-described "post-modern beach...with threads of indie pop, art-rock, psych, and Tropicalia" Warren Dunes is the latest project from Julia Massey, Dominic Cortese, and Jared Cortese. 🌴 They stopped by the Georgetown Stables to perform the shiny new "Talkin' About That Burden," as well as "Come Find Me" from the their apologetically fun debut album "Welcome to Warren Dunes." The band donates a percentage of proceeds from every live performance to a variety of charitable organizations.
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