A lesson from Tim Egan: Always ask about the statues Seven years ago, writer Timothy Egan was on a trip to Helena, Montana. While on a walk with the governor he came across a statue that intrigued him and... John O'Brien
WATCH: Washington State's Poet Laureate Responds To Condo Development Tod Marshall grew up in the Midwest, but Eastern Washington’s high desert is the place that inspires his poetry. Marshall, the newly appointed... Marcie Sillman
Join KUOW For 'A Rap On Race' Front Row Center is back, in a partnership with Spectrum Dance and Seattle Rep! Come see "A Rap on Race" Sunday, May 15 at 2:00 p.m. and then join KUOW... KUOW Staff
Why Vinyl Records Have Staying Power Kim Malcolm talks to Martin Feveyear, music producer and mixer for Jupiter Recording Studio in Seattle, about why vinyl records have withstood the rise... Kim Malcolm
Seattle Poet On The Inspiration Of His Mentor Elizabeth Austen talks to Seattle poet Quenton Baker about his mentor, Tim Seibles. Elizabeth Austen
New PBS Kids Show Inspired By Creator's Puget Sound Childhood Bill Radke speaks with Washington native Craig Bartlett about how his childhood around Puget Sound influenced the creation of his new PBS Kids show,... Bill Radke
Seattle Children's Theater Chief Reflects On A Lifetime Of Comedy And Tragedy Linda Hartzell’s office at the Seattle Children’s Theater is packed with memorabilia. Photos of colleagues, friends and family clamor for space on the... Marcie Sillman
Nancy Pearl Picks A Novel You Can't Quite Pigeonhole Marcie Sillman talks with "Book Lust" author Nancy Pearl about "The Last Painting of Sara de Vos," a novel by Dominic Smith. Marcie Sillman
A Seattle Man's Influence On The 'Second American Revolution' David Hyde talks to author Bryan Burrough about his book, "Days Of Rage: America's Radical Underground, the FBI and the Forgotten Age of Revolutionary... David Hyde
This Art Walk Thursday, Consider Three Places That May Soon Be Gone Bill Radke speaks with Jen Graves, art critic for The Stranger, about where to go and what to see at the first Thursday Art Walk this April in Seattle. Bill Radke
