Jesse Jackson: ‘We’ve Gone From Picking Cotton Balls To Picking Footballs’ A large statue of George Washington, the first U.S. president, looms large over the University of Washington’s main campus. Should the statue’s... Bill Radke
Climate Activists Call On Gates Foundation To Do More While the world's richest man was meeting with world leaders in Paris at the global climate summit, climate activists marched on his foundation's... John Ryan
What Boeing's Tax Breaks Mean For Washington Bill Radke speaks with Paul Guppy, vice president of research at the Washington Policy Center, and John Burbank, executive director of the Economic... Kate OConnell
T-Mobile Employee Sues Over Sexual Harassment Jeannie Yandel speaks to Angela Agganis about her lawsuit against T-Mobile. She says the company forced her to sign a nondisclosure agreement after she... Jeannie Yandel
Seattle Startups Bring Personalized Medicine, Virtual Reality, And The New Craiglist Bill Radke talks to John Cook, writer and co-founder of Geekwire, about three Seattle startups that are innovators in their field: Arivale, Pluto VR... Bill Radke
Can Seattle's Port Problems Really Be Solved With A 'Simple Fix'? The port slowdown may have ended last year, but it has raised the question: How can we prevent this from happening again? The answer, say national... Carolyn Adolph
Parental Leave: Is It Fair To Employees Without Kids? The Seattle City Council on Monday rejected another attempt to increase paid family leave for city workers from four weeks to 12. Estimated cost: $1.5... Kate OConnell
How Has 30 Years Of Microsoft Windows Changed The Northwest? Bill Radke talks with University of Washington history professor Margaret O'Mara about the impact of Microsoft on the economy and culture of the Pacific... Andy Hurst
Dreams Of A Water Utility Dry Up In Shoreline Most cities want to control their own destiny. Shoreline, just north of Seattle, is no exception. But now a deal it hoped would help distinguish it from... Carolyn Adolph
Plant Closure In Montana Could Create Climate Change Refugees David Hyde speaks with Montana Public Radio news director Eric Whitney about how a coal town in Colstrip, Montana could be shuttered by climate change. David Hyde