Bacon Salt and The Path from Christian Rock to Lyric Opera
Megan Sukys
11/14/2007
At 2:07 p.m. – The Works – Twittering for Adults
Our weekly look at how high tech works in our lives with freelance reporter Glenn Fleishman. Today, we look at popularity of online social networking with different generations, wi–fi photos and memory on the cheap.
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At 2:20 p.m. – Marcus Shelton: From Christian Rock to Seattle Opera
For Marcus Shelton, music has always been a way to connect to his friends and loved ones. By college, he was deep into choir and playing in a Christian rock band. But after graduation, he took a desk job — trading guitars and score sheets for staplers and spreadsheets. That is, until he came across a chance to audition for The Seattle Opera.
From our performance studio, tenor Marcus Shelton tells Dave Beck how he went from playing in a Christian rock band in college to performing The Seattle Opera's elite Young Artist's Program.
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At 2:40 p.m. – Greg Atkinson Cooking Klatch
Food writer, chef, and culinary consultant Greg Atkinson makes a pledge to go local this Thanksgiving at the urging of Puget Sound Fresh. Today, we get many different flavors from the different types of local potatoes.
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At 2:50 p.m. – Bacon Salt
Justin Esch dreamed of giving all his food a little of the flavor he loved the most. He shared his dream with co–worker Dave Lefkow, and less than a year later, the two of them have made Bacon Salt a reality. Jeannie Yandel joins Justin and Dave at the Bacon Salt offices in Seattle's South Park neighborhood.
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