Northwest tribe uses 'Treaty Rights 101' to school environmentalists The Tulalip Tribe is using “Treaty Rights 101” workshops to help environmental and outdoor recreation organizations learn how to work with tribes. Eilís O'Neill
Satirical Staple 'MAD' To Exit Newsstands And Recycle Its Classic Material At MAD magazine's peak in the early 1970s, more than 2 million people subscribed to it. The magazine will shift to printing collections of old content and end-of-year specials with new material. Neda Ulaby
Why don't longtime Seattleites jaywalk? Yes, it's illegal. But that doesn't stop residents of other cities from doing it. SoundQs host Deborah Wang teamed up with Record producer Adwoa Gymiah-Brempong and sidewalk artist Peregrine Church to answer this listener question about jaywalking. Deborah Wang
A simple trick for not blowing off your hand with fireworks Fireworks are part of the Fourth of July — and so are fireworks injuries. Carolyn Adolph
How a dapper Florida-transplant found her place at Queeriosity Club's table Libertarian blogger Mellina White Cusack on woke culture, personal style, and listening to the stories of everyone at the table--including straight white guys. Mellina White
Student voices shine through Seattle Arts & Lectures program Hear the results of writerly mentorship from area students John O'Brien
How a 'bad gay' fit in at KUOW's Queeriosity Club Creative Director Keri Zierler joined KUOW's Pride-themed supper club with reservations but left with fresh perspectives and a new place to find a great tailored shirt. Keri Zierler
How can you be a better ally? Ask a transgender person The KUOW Ask A series seeks to confront ‘otherness’ between members of our community. We bring together groups of strangers from various walks of life. They get to know each other by asking questions and sharing experiences. As Pride festivities continued throughout June, KUOW’s Ask A team took the opportunity to invite in members of Seattle’s Trans community together for another ‘Ask A Transgender person’ event. Sonya Harris
The Emerald City In this final showdown, contestants are given definitions and must identify the corresponding word, which will contain a precious stone, mineral, or fossil within it.
