 From the two queens behind "All I Want for Christmas is Attention" and "To Jesus, Thanks for Everything," comes "The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Special." No mere pandemic can stop them from (safely) spreading holiday cheer, complete with talking eggnog and the mysterious "naked man," obviously.
 Washington has a new Social Equity in Cannabis Taskforce to help people of color and other minorities gain a foothold in the lucrative cannabis industry. Will it succeed in addressing past harms from the war on drugs and help create generational wealth? And why is Seattle's legendary Reign Man getting into the game?
 Mother, civil engineering degree-holder, and former Washington State Poet Laureate Kathleen Flenniken isn’t trying to rhyme like Frost, but says that reading contemporary poetry gave her "permission to write about her...ordinary, circumscribed life." Watch her interview with Nancy Pearl on Book Lust.
 📻 KUOW's popular arts reporter Marcie Sillman is retiring after 35 years on the air. She's shined a spotlight on Seattle’s arts and culture scene for the local NPR station. She's also been a friendly face on Seattle Channel programs like CityStream, Art Zone, Ask the Mayor, and Civic Cocktail. In 2015, Art Zone with Nancy Guppy featured Marcie and her love of ballet.
KUOW’s popular arts reporter Marcie Sillman is retiring after 35 years on the air. She's shined a spotlight on Seattle’s arts and culture scene for the local NPR station. She’s also been a friendly face on Seattle Channel programs like CityStream, Art Zone, Ask the Mayor, and Civic Cocktail. In 2015, Art Zone with Nancy Guppy featured Marcie and her love of ballet.
📻 KUOW’s popular arts reporter Marcie Sillman is retiring after 35 years on the air. She's shined a spotlight on Seattle’s arts and culture scene for the local NPR station. She’s also been a friendly face on Seattle Channel programs like CityStream, Art Zone, Ask the Mayor, and Civic Cocktail. In 2015, Art Zone with Nancy Guppy featured Marcie and her love of ballet.
 Fifteen-year-old Mora Kennan wrote "Stella’s Song" for her friend Stella Blue Summer Altwies who died in February of this year. Mora’s debut record, "Adolescence," drops in early 2021.
 Councilmember Kshama Sawant (District 3 - Central Seattle) joins Brian Callanan on this month's City Inside/Out Council Edition. They discuss topics ranging from public safety to bridge maintenance.
 We could all do with a warm cookie right about now. Tiffany Lewis understands that cookies are more than dessert, they’re a chance to express comfort and care, and build community. Formerly in marketing, she’s now realized her childhood dream of opening up a cookie business right here in Seattle. And yes, they deliver.
 Dr. Daudi Abe’s dad told him to pick any record in the store. As a nine-year-old, obviously he chose the one that looked like candy, the Sugar Hill Gang’s "Rapper’s Delight." He memorized the 15-minute album in two days. That was his entry into the hip hop world. His new book "Emerald Street," chronicles the Pacific Northwest's hip hop history.
 This one goes out to the young leaders (and their adults). On this episode of Look, Listen & Learn, Possum and friends learn what it takes to be a good leader, how to see our best superhero selves, and a recipe for the best ever English muffin pizza.
“What we’re seeing is an ecosystem on the precipice of collapse.” Tribes, farmers, and residents of Washington all want healthy land, water and wildlife, but historically saw different paths to that goal and counterproductively pitted themselves against each other.
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
created "Lifeblood," a breathtaking documentation of communities overcoming demonization and 'othering' for survival.
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