David Hyde
Reporter and Interviewer
About
David started in radio as a DJ at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Listeners responded with enthusiasm, he says, sometimes by throwing empty beer bottles at the station.
In New York, David worked as the managing editor and reporter for a regional newspaper. He also freelanced as a radio correspondent and reporter before moving to Seattle (shortly after it was still cool).
In addition to his reporting background, David has also pursued graduate work in U.S. cultural history (ABD) and he's taught college courses in U.S. cultural history.
At KUOW since 2004, David has also worked on The Conversation, Weekday, Speakers' Forum and The Record. Now a reporter, David says his main goal is to create radio that matters to KUOW listeners. If he's not doing that, please let him know.
Stories
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KUOW Newsroom
Can ‘universal rent control’ get Kshama Sawant re-elected this November?
Rent control is illegal in Washington State but that’s not stopping Seattle city council member Kshama Sawant from fighting for it. An unapologetic Marxist, Sawant anticipates a vicious fight for that proposal against developers, and what she calls “the Capitalist class.”
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KUOW Newsroom
Got natural gas? That could change if you move to Seattle
The Seattle City Council may soon vote to ban natural gas in new buildings. Council Member Mike O'Brien is the lead sponsor of a measure to do that in order to combat climate change.
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KUOW Newsroom
Seattle employers woo tech talent with a lot of perks, but culture counts
Companies are going to extraordinary lengths to attract tech talent from the latest batch of computer science graduates.
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KUOW Newsroom
The big reasons behind Expedia's move to Seattle waterfront
A glass-walled conference space called “The Prow” rises out of the earth like a ship near the water’s edge. It’s a flagship element in the Expedia Group’s opulent new headquarters along Seattle's waterfront.
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KUOW Newsroom
If I die from gun violence please publicize the photo of my death
High School student Audrey Porter wants news organizations to publish photographs of her dead body if she’s ever shot and killed in an act of gun violence.
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To prosecute more hate crimes, Seattle looks to change city law
Seattle officials want the city to prosecute more hate crimes, including misdemeanors like graffiti that have hateful messages. To do that, they need to change city code.
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SoundQs
Why can you hear gunshots at this high school?
Issaquah High School is like hundreds of other suburban schools around the country. But unlike most of those schools, the campus rings with the sound of gunshots.
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang calls for national 'Amazon tax'
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang wants to pay ever American $1000 a month by tapping the wealth of big tech companies like Amazon.
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KUOW Newsroom
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang hits Seattle to propose a national Amazon tax
Andrew Yang says America needs a guaranteed Universal Basic Income and he wants big tech companies like Amazon to pay for it.
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KUOW Newsroom
Seattle tragedy highlights Google’s role in tech construction boom
South Lake Union is where a crane collapsed on Saturday, killing two bystanders and two iron workers. The new offices where the crane fell are being built for Google.