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#1 Visiting Seattle 5/3/2011
This program will take you from Pioneer Square to the Seattle Center, Pike Place Market to the International District, and South Lake Union Park to the Waterfront. Seattle is chocked full of history, stories of the Gold Rush, Great Fire, numerous regrades, and TWO World`s Fairs. For a city that`s only one hundred and fifty years old, even the architecture is thrilling. There is plenty to do and see in Seattle. For additional travel information, visit: seattle.gov/visiting
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#2 In Good Company: The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company 5/16/2013
The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company is an independent, specialty business that brings passion and innovation to the way they make cupcakes. Located in the heart of the Belltown neighborhood, they measure their success both in terms of customer satisfaction and the impact they have on their immediate community. The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company is recognized for its creativity, growth, and community commitment.
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#3 Town Square: Stop School Suspensions 5/15/2013
Local experts on Restorative Justice and Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports tell how transforming school discipline can improve our schools and help close our achievement gap.
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#4 Council Conversations with Tom Rasmussen 5/14/2013
Council Conversations takes a walking tour of the Pike/Pine neighborhood this month with Councilmember Tom Rasmussen. Learn how he`s working to preserve the character of his first Seattle neighborhood and what he`s doing about the city`s transportation challenges. Join host Josephine Cheng as they sit down at Terra Plata restaurant to talk about his drive to get into politics before they venture out on the tour. Come along on this month`s episode of Council Conversations.
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#5 Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo - Seattle's Forgotten World's Fair 11/1/2009
This one-hour documentary celebrates the centennial of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition otherwise known as Seattle first world`s fair. Launched in 1909, the AYPE was initially conceived to expand upon Alaskan exhibits at the Lewis and Clark Exposition of 1905. The AYPE`s mission extended to encompass geographical, historical, ethnographic and commercial display of the Pacific Rim.
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#6 City Inside/Out: Micro Housing 5/10/2013
Living options in Seattle are growing even as space is shrinking. Micro-apartments are sprouting up all over the city, even as some neighborhood residents protest what they consider a loophole in land use law. Are developers going too far? Do these compact spaces provide a viable affordable housing alternative? Should the city put a freeze on micro-housing? Hear from developer Jim Potter, Reasonable Density Seattle founder Carl Winter and micro-apartment resident Paul Giuglianotti. In studio, we get perspective from Richard Conlin, Seattle City Council member and chair of its Planning, Land Use and Sustainability Committee; transit planner Adam Parast; Wallingford activist Greg Hill; and Capitol Hill activist Dennis Saxman. We put micro-housing under the microscope, as city leaders decide whether a moratorium is needed!
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#7 Energy and Environment Committee Special Meeting 5/14/2013
Agenda: Public Comment, Seattle Climate Action Plan, Residential rate assistance, Automatic BPA cost adjustment rate pass-through
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#8 Town Square: Health Care Reform, How Will it Affect You? 5/15/2013
Washington State is planning to test a new system that integrates mental health, medical, substance abuse, and long-term care services for residents who receive Medicare and Medicaid.
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#9 Council Briefing 5/13/2013
Agenda: Presidents Report, Preview of Today`s Council Actions, Duwamish River clean up, Seattle Youth Commission
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#10 Transportation Committee 5/14/2013
Agenda: Public Comment, Central Link Light Rail Transit Project, Third Avenue Transit Corridor, Transit Master Plan Implementation, West Seattle Triangle On-Street Public Parking Management
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#11 Public Safety, Civil Rights and Technology Committee 5/15/2013
Agenda: Public Comment, Job Assistance Legislation Update, Office of Professional Accountability Director appointment, Cable franchise contract renewal
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#12 Planning, Land Use and Sustainability Committee Special Meeting 5/13/2013
Agenda Items: Puget Sound Regional Council`s Growing Transit Communities Strategy
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#13 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy 5/10/2013
Frank Olivier`s Twisted Cabaret makes its Fremont debut; Saint Genet unveils "Paradisiacal", a world premiere at On the Boards; "Waxie Moon in Fallen Jewel" gets an extended run at Central Cinema; and music from the all girl powerhouse band, La Luz!
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#14 Jazz Alley 12/11/2008
For almost three decades, Dimitrou's Jazz Alley has been a West Coast "must" for all the towering figures in the world of jazz - stars such as Dizzy Gillespie, Oscar Peterson, Betty Carter, and Bill Evans have played there. Join local jazz singer Kabibi Monie for a trip behind the scenes at Jazz Alley to learn what has made this Seattle icon such a success.
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#15 CityStream: Solarize Seattle 4/22/2013
More and more people in Seattle are taking a serious step when it comes to going green - they`re installing solar panels on their homes. Right now hundreds of people in Northwest Seattle are learning about how they can do it and save money thanks to a program called Solarize Seattle. Nicole Sanchez has the story.
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#16 Art Zone Shuffle: Saint Genet 5/10/2013
Ryan Mitchell, the creative force behind the collaborative troupe of Saint Genet, prepares for his newest experimental project, Paradisiacal Rites. Ryan takes time out to talk with producer/dp/editor Vincent Pierce about his approach to making art. Created for Art Zone with Nancy Guppy, May 2013.
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#17 CityStream: Health Show Special 5/9/2013
For years, the high rate of multiple sclerosis in the Pacific Northwest has baffled doctors and scientists. In the midst of this mystery, local researchers are closing in on likely triggers that could lead to new ground-breaking treatments for the disease. Then, learn how the Nurse-Family Partnership is supporting low-income, new moms with remarkable returns on the early investment. Then, May is National Foster Care Awareness Month. We head to Camp To Belong Summer Camp, a program created to offer siblings placed in separate foster care a chance to reunite at camp. Join host Angela King at Green Lake Park for these stories and more.
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#18 CityStream: Nurse Family Partnership 5/12/2013
Being a new mom is an exciting and overwhelming time. But for some, it can also be a scary time. That`s the case with many new moms who find themselves and their baby alone and without a lot of support or even money. But thankfully, there`s a new program in Seattle that truly transforms lives called the Nurse Family Partnership. Reporter Penny LeGate has the story.
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#19 Seattle News NOW 5/10/13 5/10/2013
From passing South Lake Union Rezone Development, to improving school zone safety, these are just some of the City headlines this week. Plus, find out how your thoughts on Seattle parks can help shape the next levy. These stories and more are on this week`s episode of Seattle News NOW.
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#20 Government Performance and Finance Committee 5/15/2013
Agenda Items: Public Comment, 2013 Budget, Funding from non-City sources, City Auditor`s Report, Warehouse space leases
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#21 Art Zone Shuffle: Karen Bit Vejle 4/4/2013
Seattle`s Nordic Heritage Museum hosts the phenomenal paper art exhibit of Karen Bit Vejle. Art Zone host Nancy Guppy chats with Karen about her mastery of the psaligraphic art. Originally recorded 3-21-2013.
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#22 CityStream: MS Breakthroughs 5/14/2013
For years, the high rate of multiple sclerosis in the Pacific Northwest has baffled doctors and scientists. In the midst of this mystery, local researchers are closing in on likely triggers that could lead to new ground-breaking treatments for the disease. Angela King has the story.
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#23 CityStream: Free Little Libraries 5/1/2013
These days everything`s going electronic-particularly words. There are digital docs, PDF`s, e-mail on iPads, eBooks on eReaders, and so on. But a global movement has hit Seattle. The good, old-fashioned book is making a comeback. As producer Keith Hitchcock shows, it`s a big comeback in a little package that`s sprouting up around town. Find out if there is a Free Little Library around your house.
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#24 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy 5/3/2013
Screenwriter Bob Nelson premieres at Cannes, Ezra Dickinson unveils a new dance, virtuoso guitarist Jeff Fielder puts together his dream band and Richard Peterson plays the Moore!
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#25 City Inside/Out: Marijuana Zoning 5/3/2013
As the deadline approaches for the Washington State Liquor Control Board to issue marijuana licenses, Seattle is scrambling to set up its own guidelines. Which neighborhoods will see pot shops sprout? Will cannabis tourism bloom in Seattle? Is the state headed on a collision course with two competing systems in place? City leaders are trying to get ahead of the curve by adopting new zoning rules, but will pot entrepreneurs push back on the restrictions? We visit The Joint and hear from owner Shy Sadis about his plans to open both recreational and medical pot shops. We also speak with Mark Kleiman, the state`s new marijuana guru, and Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata about how to handle this controversial new law. In studio, we clear the haze with Council President Sally Clark; Seattle attorney Hilary Bricken; Dockside Co-op founder Oscar Velasco-Schmidt; and David Mendoza, president-elect of the Latina/o Bar Association of Washington.
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