- Veteran Stage, Film Actor Ben Gazzara Dies At 81
- Army To Try Bradley Manning In WikiLeaks Data Case
- Nevada A Safe Bet For Romney And Start Of Likely Bad Month For Rivals
- Argentina, Britain Trade Barbs, As Prince William Arrives At Falklands

Freakonomics Radio: Eating And Tweeting
This American Life at 7:00 p.m.
In this episode of Freakonomics Radio, we look at the tension between "slow food" and a return to the past — and the food future. You'll hear from slow–food champion Alice Waters and uber–modernist Nathan Myhrvold, who advocates bringing more science into the kitchen.Also, we delve into the social mores of Twitter.

The State We're In
The State We're In at 8:00 p.m.
Featuring first–person stories from around the world about how we treat each other, "The State We're In" is a weekly program from Radio Netherlands Worldwide.
To The Best Of Our Knowledge
To The Best Of Our Knowledge at 9:00 p.m.
Not a traditional news show, To The Best Of Our Knowledge is two hours of smart, entertaining radio for people with curious minds. It's the kind of show that would spend an hour on pirates, or hair.
L.A. Theatre Works
L.A. Theatre Works at 10:00 p.m.
L.A. Theatre Works has produced the world's finest audio theater for over a decade with over 300 classic and contemporary plays featuring celebrated actors recorded before a live studio audience.
'Don Quixote' At Pacific Northwest Ballet

If ballet has an "it" boy, it's probably Alexei Ratmansky. Friday night, Pacific Northwest Ballet presents the American premier of Alexei Ratmansky's "Don Quixote." ![]()
Applicant Says Seattle Utility Discount Program Offers No Relief This Winter

Seattle's Utility Discount Program offers eligible residents half off of their bills, but applicants say it is difficult to get enrolled during the coldest time of year. ![]()
Gay Couples Celebrate Wash. Senate Marriage Vote
The battle to allow gay marriage in Washington has cleared a major hurdle. The Washington state Senate voted Wednesday night to approve same–sex marriage. ![]()
- Snohomish County To Offer Free Vaccines
- Cap On Out-Of-Pocket Medical Expenses Clears Wash. Committee
- Planned Parenthood NW Responds To Komen Cuts
- New To The US: Microsoft Uses Privacy As A Selling Tool
- Gay Marriage Passes Wash. Senate After Civil Debate
- Northwest Gets In On Super PAC Action
- Seattle Schools Opening New Vocational Skills Center
Seattle–resident Tita Begashaw loves to laugh. In fact, she gives laughter therapy classes - encouraging people to laugh till their sides ache. But things weren’t always so jolly for her. From The State We're In.
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A Guide To Visitors
"A Guide To Visitors: Storytelling In Seattle" features the best real–life stories you've ever heard, told by local people at venues around Seattle.

KUOW News App for iPhone, iPad and Android
Listen to your favorite local and national programs on your mobile device when you download the free KUOW News App.
News stories KUOW editors are following.
- 'Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants,' Seattle Times
- 'State is changing its hands-off approach to Occupy Tacoma camp,' News Tribune
- 'Providence-Swedish deal complete,' Puget Sound Biz Journal
- 'Susan Enfield interested in leading Bellevue's schools,' Seattle Times
- 'Historic Senate vote clears way for gay marriage in state,' Seattle Times
KUOW's All Things Considered
All Things Considered 2/3/2012 at 4:00 p.m.


