 |
CityStream 2/2/2012
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with CityStream! Learn about the Asian tradition with host Lowell Deo at the Wing Luke Museum. We`ll also learn about one of their leadership programs that are helping teens understand about their culture with an artistic flair! Then, the unusual and playful way computers are helping to cure diseases. Plus, how teenage immigrants are learning about their new home and culture through the power of still photography. These stories and more are on a brand new CityStream.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 1/26/2012
This week CityStream visits a local school where students are taking a class about compassion...from a teacher much younger than themselves. The Roots of Empathy program aims to teach kindness and understanding through interaction with a baby, and what the kids are learning will become lessons for life. Then join host Nicole Sanchez at Seattle City Hall, where we`ll learn about a local network of neighborhood news blogs and meet with city officials in preparation for Seattle City Hall`s Open House event this coming Saturday, January 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m..
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 12/8/2011
Join host Nicole Sanchez at Seattle Center for a preview of what`s in store at the biggest anniversary party of the year-the 50th Anniversary of the Seattle World`s Fair. Then, we celebrate the end of an era on the Alaskan Way Viaduct on the last day before the first stages of its take down. And you can do it by canoe, kayak, dragon boat or stand up paddle board. The annual New Year`s Challenge is ready to row. Join host Nicole Sanchez from the Seattle Center for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream Splashback: Seattle World`s Fair Anniversary 12/7/2011
CityStream goes back to the future in preparation for the 50th anniversary of the Seattle World`s Fair. Century 21 was the 1962 Fair`s theme and now that we`ve arrived, it is time to look towards what the next fifty years will bring.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 12/1/2011
Families trying to make ends meet are also struggling to put food on the table, and this season, more are lining up for some help. Learn about the growing need and what you can do to help out. Then, on any given day in Washington State there are nine thousand children in foster care, and eighty percent of these children are separated from at least one brother or sister. We`ll visit a very special summer camp where foster siblings reunite for a week of fun. Plus, we`ll speak to David Armstrong, the Executive Producer and Artistic Director of the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle. Join host Penny LeGate for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream Splashback: 5th Avenue Theatre 11/30/2011
CityStream goes to Seattle`s premier spot for classic musical theater to meet the 5th Avenue Theatre`s Artistic Director and Executive Producer David Armstrong.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 11/17/2011
It`s the latest in building trends: green roofs. Not only do they beautify your rooftop, but they help the environment as well. Plus find out about activities and resources for the blind and low vision community through the organization Vision Loss Connections. Then, dive into the depths of local waters with a crew that films and explores the mysteries of the deep. Join host Nicole Sanchez from the Central Library of the Seattle Public Library for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream Splashback: Vision Loss Connections 11/16/2011
Coming together to help address the unmet recreational needs of the local blind and visually impaired community, Vision Loss Connections works to "build bridges" between individuals and their interests, with the goal of creating community and support.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 11/10/2011
What`s the latest way to get around town? Check out the Seattle Mini-Ferry, which links up points on Lake Union. Then put on your dancing shoes, the cha cha, waltz and fox trot are making a comeback in a very special place with a very special legacy. And take a tour of Seattle, but one that`s off the beaten path. Seattle`s Architecture Tours will have you looking twice at our neighborhood structures. Join host Lowell Deo from the Nisei Veterans` Hall in Seattle`s International District for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 10/27/2011
The food truck industry is taking off in Seattle. Find out how these trucks mean big business for some small and mobile kitchens. Then it`s a little bit rock and roll and a whole lot of supporting local artists. How one shop promotes the painter instead of the posters. Plus, we`ll introduce you to one of Seattle`s hottest bands. And find out why the preschool crowd just can`t get enough of their beat. Join host Cameron Wong from Easy Street Records for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 10/20/2011
School attendance is key to graduation rates. Now the City is launching a new program aimed at keeping kids in school & on track to graduate. Plus, skateboarding isn`t just for the boys. How one program teaches skills in the skate park while empowering girls & building their confidence. And local author David Volk is back with more cheap secrets to share about our City. Join host Nicole Sanchez from the new Delridge Skate Park for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream Splashback: Skate Like a Girl 10/19/2011
Skate Like a Girl is a growing non-profit organization that gets girls onto skateboards to teach them how to do an Ollie as well as leadership skills and confidence.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 10/6/2011
Urban farming flourishes in Seattle! Honeybee colonies are under attack. Find out how you can support local bee hives and make your garden grow. Plus, raising goats and chickens in the City isn`t as hard as you may think and the rewards are plentiful. Join host Penny LeGate for these stories and more from Seattle Tilth for this urban farming special.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream 9/29/2011
On this week`s CityStream, it`s a school field trip with meaning; how Seattle kids traveled to Zambia to help out their fellow students on the other side of the globe. Then, meet the Jefferson Park Lawn Bowling Club, one of the most active clubs in the Northwest with one of the best bowling greens in the nation. Plus, how to learn about your family tree - for free, at the Northwest African American Museum. And don`t miss our Web extra on Lawn Bowling 101. Join host Lowell Deo from the Jefferson Park Golf Course on Beacon Hill for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
|
CityStream: City History and Trail to Treasure 9/23/2011
On an all new CityStream, find out what City leaders and passionate advocates are doing to preserve our past. Plus, it`s a problem plaguing Seattle streets-feral cat populations out of control. How one group is working to help the animals. Then, history meets high tech. How logging on can help you learn a lesson with HistoryLink. And we`ll tell you about a new program that lets you walk back through time in Historic Pioneer Square. Join host Nicole Sanchez for these stories and more.
Learn more about this episode... |
WATCH EPISODES