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#1 Mayor`s Media Availability: Self-funded Arena Proposal 2/16/2012
Mayor McGinn and County Executive Constantine announce a proposal for a new, self-funded arena.
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#2 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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#3 Seattle Voices with John McKay 2/14/2012
John McKay joined Seattle U. Law School`s faculty after he resigned along with eight other U.S. Attorneys in 2007. He teaches and lectures nationally on terrorism, ethics and leadership. A graduate of UW, he earned his J.D. at Creighton University.
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#4 CityStream: Small Businesses and Big Impacts 2/16/2012
A new state law could have a sobering effect on Seattle`s growing independent spirits industry. How the small businesses are gearing up for the big change. Then it`s a business that`s been make customers look good for nearly 80 years. How Byrnie Utz`s hats keeps up with the changing styles. And from hard news to a savory subject, how photographer Barry Wong is capturing the food world for all to see. Join host Cameron Wong from Fremont`s cookbook store Book Larder for these stories and more on an all new CityStream.
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#5 City Inside/Out: Marijuana Reform 2/17/2012
Should Washington become the first state to legalize marijuana? Medical marijuana is already legal here, but the system of growing and getting it is complicated. Will a new initiative make things easier or harder for patients? And should the law expand to give all adults legal access to marijuana? What are the repercussions? We hear from travel guru and I-502 co-sponsor Rick Steves, State Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles, State Representative Terry Nealey and Phil Dawdy of the Washington Alternative Medicine Alliance. Our studio guests are marijuana legalization supporter Alison Holcomb, Campaign Director of New Approach Washington, and legalization opponent Jim Cooper, Past President of the Washington Association for Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention.
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#6 Seattle Public School Board Part 1 2/15/2012
A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 1 of 2.
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#7 An Evening with Jo Walton 2/23/2012
Nancy Pearl interviews Jo Walton, a Welsh-Canadian fantasy and science fiction writer and poet.
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#8 Mayor`s Neighborhood Visit: Columbia City 2/11/2012
Mayor Mike McGinn visits the Columbia City neighborhood and holds a talk with residents following the tour.
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#9 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy 2/17/2012
Gauguin @ SAM; Ceramics all over the Northwest; an animated history lesson from Drew Christie; Pipeline`s play reading series @ Solo Bar; and Gabriel Teodros rocks our studio!
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#10 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.
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#11 Mayor`s Media Availability: Goodwill Groundbreaking 2/15/2012
The Mayor joins Seattle Goodwill dignitaries at the ground breaking for the community at the site of its new Job Training and Education Center.
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#12 City Inside/Out: Belltown Blues 2/3/2012
Belltown has always been a diverse and popular neighborhood in Seattle, but many residents and businesses are singing the blues. Multiple gun shots on New Year`s Eve coupled with a recent police report that 50 people are responsible for 2,700 Belltown arrests have led to increasing public safety concerns. What are the city and county doing to help Belltown change its image and reduce its crime problem? Our studio guests include Mayor Mike McGinn, Belltown Business Association President Jim Miller, Belltown business owner Jessica Norton and Jon Scholes of the Downtown Seattle Association.
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#13 Government, Performance and Finance Committee 2/15/2012
Agenda Items: Families and Education Levy Oversight Committee, Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission Appointment, Statements of Legislative Intent (SLIs) for the Budget, 2011 Families and Education Levy, Public Hearing
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#14 Mayor Mike McGinn: 2012 State of the City Address 2/21/2012
Mayor Mike McGinn delivers his third State of the City Address of his mayoralty. The 2012 State of the City Address focused on Seattle`s economic recovery from the longest, deepest recession since the Great Depression, implementation of the overwhelmingly approved and enhanced Families and Education Levy, and recent city efforts to protect public safety in our neighborhoods.
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#15 Seattle Public School Board Part 2 2/15/2012
A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 2 of 2.
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#16 City Inside/Out: Seattle Police 2/10/2012
The Seattle Police Department has come under fire from the community and the Department of Justice for the way its officers use excessive force when dealing with the public. Now, 2 months after some serious allegations from the DOJ, has anything changed? How is the SPD rebuilding community trust? We talk to Seattle Police Chief John Diaz to answer those questions and more. We also hear from Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and community leaders Rev. Harriett Walden of Mothers for Police Accountability, Attorney Lorena Gonzalez and Rich O`Neill of the Seattle Police Officers Guild.
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#17 Council Press Conference: Response to New Arena Proposal 2/16/2012
Seattle City Councilmembers respond to the Mayor`s recent proposal for a new, self-funded arena.
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#18 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy 2/3/2012
We preview the upcoming Seattle Improv Festival; meet the man behind the Paramount`s mighty Wurlitzer; profile Cellist Lori Goldston; and welcome The Young Evils to Studio AZ!
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#19 Lakewood/Seward Park Community Public Safety Meeting 2/6/2012
Councilmember Harrell, Mayor`s Office, Chief Diaz, and the SPD`s South Precinct speak to Lakewood/Seward Park and SE Seattle residents.
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#20 Community Stories: Healing a Soldier`s Heart 11/28/2011
Loving-Kindness Meditation is a method practiced all around the world. Now, at the Seattle division of the VA Puget Sound Health Care System, a pilot program is using this method to help veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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#21 A Library For All: Seattle's New Central Library 5/26/2004
The Seattle Channel presents a half-hour documentary on the opening of the new downtown library. 'A Library for All' features behind the scenes planning with librarian Deborah Jacobs, staff and architects; never before seen footage of project architect Rem Koolhass; interviews with library board members; and a tour of the new building with Jacobs. Award Winning Video: 26th Annual Telly Awards 2005 Bronze Telly
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#22 Public Safety, Civil Rights and Technology Committee 2/15/2012
Agenda Items: Work Plan Presentations, Seattle Human Rights Commission, Seattle LGBT Commission appointments, Seattle Human Rights Commission Appointments
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#23 Parks and Seattle Center Committee 1/27/2009
Agenda Items: ten year facility use agreement with the Women's Basketball Club of Seattle, LLC, Department of Parks and Recreation's Energy Conservation Practices, Aquatic Lands Lease with the State of Washington, Department of Natural Resources.
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#24 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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#25 Front Row: Dances Under the Crescent Moon 7/31/2008
Helene Eriksen's Traditional Dance Theater presents a showcase of traditional dances from Algeria, the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Uzbekistan, Amenia, and from the Roma (Gypsy) communities of Hungary. Facilitating cultural exchange beyond stereotypes, politics and rhetoric, these dances portray a diverse range of female expression from a region under-represented in mainstream media. For additional information go to: www.helene-eriksen.com
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