Tech And Diversity Are Changing Seattle's Cuisine Jeannie Yandel speaks with Seattle restaurateur Rachel Yang about how the tech industry and increased diversity are changing the cuisine of the city. Jeannie Yandel
Farewell, Spooky Bunker. Hello, New Traffic Control Center Washington has a new Transportation Management Center in Shoreline. That’s the nerve center where engineers help resolve traffic problems. Before... Joshua McNichols
Washington's Chief Privacy Officer On Protecting Yourself Ross Reynolds interviews Alex Alben, Washington state’s chief privacy officer, about a new pamphlet he's issuing today called "Privacy: A Guide for... Ross Reynolds
Halo 5's Midnight Release Draws A Crowd In Seattle Stand in the rain for nearly 22 hours just to buy a video game? Julian Yarbrough was all about that as he waited Monday evening at Seattle's University... Gil Aegerter
Seattle Gamers Get A Little League Of Their Own Ross Reynolds speaks with New York Times reporter Nick Wingfield about after school video game leagues for kids. Wingfield recently took his daughter to... Kate OConnell
Future Of Music? Sub Pop Founder Bruce Pavitt Thinks It's Engagement When you play recorded music you can turn the volume up and down or adjust bass and treble – that’s about it. Bruce Pavitt, co-founder of Sub Pop... Ross Reynolds
UW Receives Grant To Patch Hearts UW Medicine is moving ahead with clinical trials to repair damaged hearts, thanks to a $10 million grant from a local foundation. Heart disease is the... Ruby de Luna
Expansion Plans for Immigration Program With Microsoft Roots Expansion plans are underway for an immigration program linked to Microsoft, but it's something that has nothing to do with computers or technology. It... Liz Jones
Geekwire's Todd Bishop Weights In Amazon Vs. The New York Times Jeannie Yandel talks with Geekwire co-founder Todd Bishop about why Amazon responded to the New York Times' piece about its work culture two months... Jeannie Yandel
Seattle Is Hungry For Your Data But Trying To Cut Back Somewhere in an office tower in downtown Seattle is a floor filled with data servers. Some of that data is about you. You might show up in a traffic... Joshua McNichols
