City Inside/Out City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas is currently on summer hiatus. The show will return on Friday, September 18, at 7 p.m., for its 8th season. Check back then for more fresh, insightful programs about the important political issues facing our region.

City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas is currently on summer hiatus. The show will return on Friday, September 18, at 7 p.m., for its 8th season. Check back then for more fresh, insightful programs about the important political issues facing our region. Meanwhile, here are some of our favorite episodes from this past year:

WATCH THE SHOW City Inside/Out: Summer Headlines 6/12/2009 Before City Inside/Out goes on summer hiatus, here is a look ahead at the important races that will be on the August primary ballot. With our panel of esteemed journalists, Bryan Johnson of KOMO Television, Lynne Varner of the Seattle Times, John Carlson of KOMO Radio and Erica Barnett of the Stranger, we dissect the key political races that will determine the future direction of the city and county! City Inside/Out: Yesler Terrace 4/24/2009 Over the next 10 to 15 years, the Seattle Housing Authority has an ambitious plan to replace the current units with high-rise office towers and condos, while also creating new mixed-income housing. City Inside/Out: Drug Crimes 3/13/2009 Take a look at the debate in Olympia over whether reducing jail time for drug offenders helps or hurts the system. City Inside/Out: Homeless in Seattle 11/14/2008 We get to the bottom of conflicting statements about whether the city has provided enough shelter beds, and explore the emerging theory that permanent tent cities are a viable solution. City Inside/Out: Gun Ban 4/3/2009 Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels is planning to move forward with a controversial gun ban at all Seattle-owned parks and properties. We hear from both sides of the issue. City Inside/Out: Wet Housing 4/17/2009 It's a big societal challenge -- how to help chronically homeless alcoholics. On this City Inside/Out, we take a look at a new study that endorses "wet housing" for the homeless. City Inside/Out: Growing Pains 6/5/2009 As Seattle neighborhoods get more crowded, how does the city plan for growth? We take a look at the bustling Roosevelt district, which will soon break ground for a light rail station. The Douglas Report -- Read C.R.'s blog

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