Angela Nhi Nguyen
Reporter
About
Angela describes KUOW as her "radio womb." She started out in the station's youth program, RadioActive, and has continued to tell stories over the airwaves ever since. She currently is a mentor for RadioActive and also serves as a general assignment news reporter. Over the years, Angela has received awards for her work including a regional Edward R. Murrow Award, two PRNDIs, and a Korva Coleman Excellence Award. She was also part of NPR's Next Generation Radio Project. Angela worked at Northwest Public Radio for three years as an announcer/assistant producer for the local All Things Considered. She was a freelance reporter for Northwest News Network and even made it onto the national newscast a couple times as a teenager. She has one year left at Washington State University. Angela loves telling anecjokes (anecdotes with cheesy twists) and petting her cats that she's furry allergic to.
Stories
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What AmazonFresh means for traditional grocery stores
Amazon Prime members can now pick up their groceries without getting out of their cars. This is part of a new service they’re trying out called...
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Why Seattle's Folklife Festival might not return next year
Organizers of Seattle’s Folklife Festival don’t want you to take their annual event for granted: There’s a chance it won’t return next year.
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Why has Seattle had so many shootings?
Seattle Police said the number of shots fired in the city in 2017 is at a five-year high. Department officials briefed the City Council this week about...
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Kshama Sawant endorses for Seattle mayor and council races
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is endorsing candidates for the 2017 election. The lone Socialist on the City Council said she’s supporting...
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Strangers In A Strange Land
What if you had to leave your entire life behind you in Vietnam? Or face the scariest monster you've ever heard about - in the Philippines? In today's podcast, Maria Delmar Caoagdan and Angela Nguyen share their experiences.