Adventures chasing the stars A University of Washington astronomer offers a window into a life spent seeking to understand the cosmos. Jeannie Yandel Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong
Race & Identity Ijeoma Oluo on Seattle: ‘We are NOT a liberal city’ More than talk, Ijeoma Oluo wants action and what is owed to people of color John O'Brien
Science A friendship today, could keep the doctor away Before you delete that friend or family member off your social media, you might want to consider your health. Sonya Harris
Technology ‘I know it’s going to sound crazy:’ How one man exposed government surveillance “I’m a member of the intelligence community… I have an explosive story about a threat to democracy." John O'Brien
OPINION: In the Shadow of Protests, Turn to Ralph Ellison WIth protests continuing across the country in the wake of police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, Scott Simon turns to Ralph Ellison's classic novel "Invisible Man" for wisdom. Scott Simon
Business Have we reached ‘the beginning of the great change?’ This professor is hopeful we have Have we reached ‘the beginning of the great change?’ Professor Rebecca Henderson is hopeful we have John O'Brien
Health Author Casey Schwartz on distraction, stimulants, and her love of paying attention Focus, people! On paying attention John O'Brien
Arts & Life Pandemic Book Club: Reading recommendations from Nancy Pearl and KUOW listeners Book Lust author Nancy Pearl talks with KUOW's Ross Reynolds and public radio listeners about great reads for lockdown Kristin Leong John O'Brien Ross Reynolds
Arts & Life Death with dignity: A conversation with NPR’s Diane Rehm According to longtime NPR host Diane Rehm, “talking about death in the U.S. is the last taboo.” And its something she says needs to change. Sonya Harris
Arts & Life The Seattle Block report is turning a neighborhood stroll into an adventure How do you spice up your routine walk? Pretend to be a detective! Bill Radke spoke with Susanna Ryan, author of the Seattle Walk Report. Bill Radke Brandi Fullwood
