 This Indigenous Peoples' Day, we're revisiting one of our region's original languages. Long before Seattle had its name, its people spoke Southern Lushootseed. Meet two scholars, Tami Hohn and the late Vi Hilbert, and how these celebrated storytellers have championed Native American language preservation.
 Two experienced elected officials, one open seat on the King County Council. State Sen. Rebecca Saldaña and Port of Seattle Commissioner Toshiko Hasegawa face off in the District 2 race, debating public safety, affordable housing, transit and government accountability.
 On a special episode of Chino y Chicano, tenor José Iñiguez, founder of Encanto Arts, shares his journey from working in Central Washington's fields to performing on the opera stage.
 Inspired by London’s Crystal Palace, the Volunteer Park Conservatory is one of Seattle’s architectural gems. 🌿 Explore its history and meet the dedicated caretakers who keep this landmark running.
 Why did Washington become a tech powerhouse? Our friends at HistoryLink explore the people, universities, and investors behind 50 years of innovation, from Boeing and Microsoft to the cloud and AI, and what it will take to remain a leader.
 Seattle author Eric Liu believes the answer to our divided moment isn't found in Washington, D.C. In his new book, Live Like a Citizen, he argues that renewing our country starts with how we see, listen to, and show up for one another. Liu's book tour brings him to Seattle's Downtown Central Library on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Learn more at citizenuniversity.us.
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