 The night before taking command, Interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz shares his list of priorities for SPD with host Joni Balter. Sharing in the discussion is civil rights leader Rev. Harriett Walden, founder of Mothers for Police Accountability. And from protests to lesson plans, the state's largest school district shifts to remote learning as classes begin. Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Denise Juneau explains the "strong start" method and how the district will employ check-ins to ensure students receive social/emotional support.
Make yourself some lutefisk and lefse and enjoy a virtual concert honoring the 950th anniversary of the founding of the Norwegian city of Bergen, Seattle's sister city. The performance features Northwest and Nordic-inspired music.
 Watch an all-new Look, Listen and Learn with your kiddo! The episode explores the meaning of community through art, reading, and cooking, including a culinary lesson using veggies from a Seattle community garden 😋.
 Seattle Channel staff is taking a bow after being honored as one of the best municipal television stations in the nation when it received the prestigious Overall Excellence award for government programming by the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA). In addition to the top award, the city-operated station won 20 government programming awards, including 12 awards of excellence, six awards of distinction, and two awards of honor.
 On this week's AgeWise TV, scroll through a 14-ft linocut print, roll through Lake City's murals project, and stroll through the arboretum. Plus, learn how to make custom wrapping paper with handmade stamps.
 Rahwa Habte, a much beloved Seattle organizer, community builder, chef, and so much more, passed away on August 28. To better appreciate what Habte meant to the community, watch this 2009 feature on her former restaurant Hidmo, a destination in the Central District that served as a space, a place, and a phenomena.
 Bumbershoot, Seattle’s annual international music and arts festival, would have kicked off Friday. But like so many things during the pandemic, this year’s event has been cancelled. However, you can still take a trip down memory lane by watching a documentary on Bumbershoot's early years.
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