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YURPs in NOLA, The Most Confusing Picture Possible, And Portland By Bike Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - August 26, 2010 The population of New Orleans is about 80 percent of what it was pre–Katrina thanks to a growing population of so–called YURPs. We'll learn more. Later, we find out why one University of Washington archaeologist...	Available
A Drop Of Water, An Eagle Named Freedom, And Portland By Bike Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - August 21, 2010 Adnan Mahmoud runs an NGO out of his kitchen on top of working full time. He explains how a visit to his grandfather's grave in Bangladesh prompted him to want to do more. Later, we meet a man who saved and was saved by,...	Available
Travel Writer Crai Bower: A Portland Cycling Vacation Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - August 21, 2010 When you drive around town you can see cyclists outfitted with the latest helmets, bikes and high–tech gear. That can be intimidating if you don't even own a bicycle. Seattle travel writer Crai Bower says that cycling...
Vacations For Multiple Generations Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - July 22, 2010 Planning travel for multiple generations — a vacation that works for a child, a teenager, parents or grandparents — isn't easy. Seattle travel writer Crai Bower understands the difficulties. He's thought a lot...
Travel For The Whole Family, Challenging Beliefs, And Discoing For Dollars Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - July 22, 2010 Planning a vacation that works for a child, a teenager, parents and grandparents isn't easy. Seattle travel writer Crai Bower shares secrets for multigenerational trips. We also consider the best way to challenge our own...	Available
Touring Pacific Northwest College Towns Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - May 6, 2010 Young adults often make roads trips with their parents to check out college towns. But you don't have to be a parent of a college bound child to enjoy a college town getaway. These communities offer scenery, history, cultural...
The Fight Over Generic Psychiatric Drugs, Musician Corps, And Crai Bower Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - May 6, 2010 Washington is trying to save money on drugs for mentally ill Medicaid patients. So they're trying to prescribe generics first. We learn why some people don't like this plan. Also, we visit a local nonprofit that's helping...	Available
Seattle Hip-Hop, Spring Beach Trips And Revisiting Movies Through Music Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - April 3, 2010 Some Seattle hip–hop groups are spreading the message that it's okay to be yourself. Andrew Matson, who writes the Seattle Times blog, Matson on Music, shares three songs that excite him. Later, travel writer Crai...	Available
Crai Bower's Spring Beach Recommendations Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents - March 31, 2010 Northwest springtime can give you gorgeous sunshine one day and frosty rain the next. But local travel writer Crai Bower thinks the split personality of Northwest spring weather is a great reason to get out to area beaches....
Greendays Gardening Panel: Container Gardening Steve Scher on Weekday - March 2, 2010 First, we get a live update from the Olympic games with writer Crai Bower. Interested in container gardening? Not all containers are created equal. Today our gardening panel explain the pros and cons of different types...
An Olympics Update And Home Repair With Roger Faris Steve Scher on Weekday - February 22, 2010 First, we get a live update from the Olympic games with writer Crai Bower. Then, Weekday's home repair expert, Roger Faris, joins us to answer your questions. What projects are you working on? What questions have arisen?...
Greendays Gardening Panel: Starting Seeds Steve Scher on Weekday - February 16, 2010 First, an update from the Olympics. Writer Crai Bower is covering the 2010 Olympic games. What notable events happened over the three day weekend? Then, our gardening panel explains how to successfully start your seeds....
Understanding The Northwest Ski Culture Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - January 23, 2010 The Cascades are not as famous for skiing as Olympic venues around Vancouver, BC. But, the nearby slopes do offer a chance for people to experience unique snow challenges and get closer to the mountains that dominate our...
A Different Shade Of Blue, NW Ski Culture, And Hot And Sour Pike Place Soup Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - January 23, 2010 Adam Eisenberg is a Commissioner of Seattle Municipal Court. He shares stories from his book "A Different Shade Of Blue: How Women Changed The Face Of Police Work." Later, Crai Bower reveals the places and challenges...	Available
Travel Commentator Crai Bower: Seizing an Olympian Opportunity Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - December 5, 2009 After years of planning, massive construction and anticipation, the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia open up on February 12, 2010. Vancouver is a relatively short trip by car or train from Seattle....
Crossing the Deadline, Rediscovering Mythology and an Olympian Opportunity Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - December 5, 2009 In the mid–20th century, going to Pioneer Square meant crossing "The Deadline" to a neighborhood known for risky behavior. But that was the only place where gay men and women could find bars that allowed...	Available
Legacy of the AYP, the Coppock Guitar Mystery and Northwest Waterfalls Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - October 29, 2009 The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition ended 100 years ago this month. But, the cultural legacies of the fair's musical and Native American exhibits endure even now. Later, local guitar historian solved the mystery of a 1950's...	Available
Travel Commentator Crai Bower: The Magic of Northwest Waterfalls Dave Beck on KUOW Presents - October 29, 2009 The landscape and weather of the Pacific Northwest make this ideal waterfall country. Travelers in the region have good access to a wide variety of falls. And waterfalls provide a unique perspective on Northwest geology...
Food Films, Decoding Ads, Cookus Interruptus, and Fall in the Northwest Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - September 26, 2009 Grocery shopping doesn't really tell us where our food comes from. We'll learn about films that teach us about our food's origins. It's not always pretty. Later, an archived talk with Linda Waterfall about her father's wish...	Available
Recession's Ripple Effects, Truck Farm and Autumn for All the Senses Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - September 24, 2009 Cleveland was one of the first major cities to be hit by the foreclosure crisis. We get a look at how one economic hit can have big ripple effects. Later, two filmmakers plant vegetables in the back of a truck to show that...	Available
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