When Rehab Interrupts Your Senior Year Anna Konsmo and best friend Payton Curtis are talking and laughing. They laugh together a lot. Konsmo and Curtis, both 18, treasure that relationship... Julia Furukawa
More Than Just Potatoes, Idaho Looks To Carve Out Place In Wine Industry David Hyde talks with Alder Yarrow, founder of the wine blog Vinography, about Idaho's prospects as a wine state. Hannah Burn David Hyde
In Your Face Flavor: Heat Makes Washington Wines Big And Bold Marcie Sillman speaks with Dick Boushey, a grower and vineyard manager in the Red Mountain area, about the impact of heat on Washington's $1 billion... Kate OConnell Marcie Sillman
Friendly Reminder: Don't Drink And Boat David Hyde speaks with Beth Ebel, a professor of pediatrics and a doctor with the Harborview Injury Prevention and Research Center, about the culture... Kate OConnell David Hyde
After Years Of Substance Abuse, A Diploma A lot of teenagers smoke weed. But they don’t all love it enough to get W-E-E-D tattooed across their knuckles. "I was just a pothead, basically,... Ann Dornfeld
Can Washington Be The France Of Terroir Beer? Jeannie Yandel talks with Pike Brewing Company vice president Drew Gillespie about the company's new, 100 percent local terroir beer. Jeannie Yandel Hannah Burn
How Dulling Memories Could Help Cocaine Addicts Marcie Sillman talks with Washington State University neuroscientist Barbara Sorg about her new research into addiction and memory. Marcie Sillman Hannah Bloch
1811 Eastlake: Where Formerly Homeless Alcoholics Are Allowed To Drink Marcie Sillman talks with Bill Hobson about 1811 Eastlake -- a facility that houses formerly homeless, chronic alcoholics and allows people to drink.... Marcie Sillman Andy Hurst
With The Help Of A Pot Brownie, Sharon Foster Will Retire From The Liquor Control Board Sharon Foster has many proud milestones from her term as chairwoman of Washington’s Liquor Control Board. She was appointed by Governor Gregoire in 2009... Marcie Sillman Matthew Streib
On Queen Anne, Recovery School Plans Stir Controversy When teenagers with substance abuse problems get out of rehab and return to school, studies show that it’s likely that their peers will offer them drugs... Ann Dornfeld
