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#1 Visiting Seattle
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 Mayor`s Event: City Hall Open House
Join Mayor Mike McGinn as he answers questions at the Seattle City Hall Open House.
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#3 Government, Performance and Finance Committee
Agenda: Interactive presentation with City Neighborhood Council Community Budget Conference participants about outreach, engagement and priorities in the City`s budget process.
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#4 CityStream
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.
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#5 Seattle Martin Luther King County PEACE Week Kick Off
The UmojaFest PEACE Center and the United For Youth Coalition join forces to launch the First Annual Seattle Martin Luther King Jr. County PEACE Week in Seattle to encourage youth and community members to take action to increase the peace.
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#6 Nisei Vets Congressional Medal of Honor Ceremony
Seattle Nisei veterans were honored for their service during World War II at a ceremony where members of Congress and military brass honored them with Congressional gold medals.
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#7 Public Safety, Civil Rights and Technology Committee
Agenda Items: Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs; Appointments to the Seattle Women`s Commission
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#8 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
We visit the studio of Photographer, Daniel Carrillo; chat with Choreographer Mark Morris; profile Art Hostess Sierra Stinson; and welcome The Family Crest to studio AZ.
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#9 Art Zone Sneak Peek: Lori Goldston
This Week on Art Zone...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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#10 Community Stories: Healing a Soldier`s Heart
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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#11 Seattle Board of Parks Commissioners Part 1
A meeting of the Seattle Board of Parks Commissioners. Part 1 of 3.
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#12 2012 Community Budget Conference
The 2012 Community Budget Conference kicks off Seattle City Government`s two year budget process. Find out why budgeting matters and how to get involved in the decisions that affect you.
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#13 Jazz Alley
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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#14 CityStream Splashback: Seattle World`s Fair Anniversary
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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#15 Congressional Candidates Forum
The Metropolitan Democratic Club of Seattle presents the 2012 Congressional Candidates Forum, hosted by CR Douglas.
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#16 CityStream Splash Back: Black Heritage Society
See how one local group has been preserving and celebrating "the stuff" of local African American history for decades. This feature originally appeared on CityStream 3/13/2008, the SEATTLE CHANNEL's weekly magazine show.
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#17 Art Zone Shuffle: Sandbox Radio
Sandbox Radio Live is a project of Sandbox Artists Collective – a gathering of talented Seattle actors and musicians who love to experiment with new production formats. Radio Live gives people an opportunity to be part of the studio audience for a unique podcast show. Produced by Leslie Law, Art Zone visited the October 2011 show. Segment created by Tom Speer.
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#18 A Walk through the Life of Dr. Homer Harris
Dr. Homer Harris is one of Seattle's most beloved and respected athletes and physicians. This is his story, and the story of Homer Harris Park, at the corner of 24th Avenue and East Howell Street. The park was secured by an anonymous donation of $1.3 million toward acquisition and development of this public space.
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#19 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
We tour Fremont Peak Park; profile cinematographer, Ben Kasulke; highlight Freehold`s "Engaged Theatre" program; and ride the reggae groove of Dub Lounge International!
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#20 Alfredo Arreguin
Born in Moreila, Michoacan, Mexico (1935), Alfredo Arreguin developed as an artist in Seattle, where he has resided since 1958. Arreguin`s work is in many public and private collections, including The Smithsonian Institution, The National Academy of Sciences, the Mexican Museum in San Francisco, California, and the Denver Art Museum.
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#21 Front Row: Jim Page
Song writing and performing for 40+ years, Jim Page`s songs of biting political truths are still in constant demand by the social movements of today. Joined by Artis the Spoon Man, Billy Oskay, Erin Corday, Joe Martin, Orville Johnson, and Sam Weis.
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#22 City Inside/Out: Future of Tolling
It`s been a month since tolling on 520 began. How well is it working and are we on track to raise enough revenue to pay for the 520 bridge replacement? Are Washingtonians willing to accept more tolling across the state for better roads & highways? How is tolling impacting the trucking industry industry? Studio guests include Craig Stone, Tolls Director for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), Mark Hallenbeck, Director of the Washington State Transportation Center, Richard Ford, Chairman of the Washington State Transportation Commission and Doug MacDonald, former Washington State Transportation Secretary. Are all the new tolls taking a toll on drivers in Washington?
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#23 City Inside/Out: Race Relations
It`s been nearly 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King began his fight for racial equality. How far have we come in Seattle? We take a look at the city`s Race and Social Justice agenda, its response to community concerns about excessive force by the Seattle Police Department, and the impact of the new Congressional redistricting plan on racial politics here. Studio guests include Seattle City Councilmember Bruce Harrell, OneAmerica founder Pramila Jayapal, Latina/o Bar Association of Washington president Fe Lopez and University of Washington student Hamdi Mohamed.
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#24 City Inside/Out: Same-Sex Marriage
Since Washington State`s domestic partnership law took effect in 2007, gay rights advocates have been pushing for marriage equality here. Voters affirmed, in 2009, their acceptance of "Everything but Marriage" for gays and lesbians, leading many advocates to declare their work done. Recently though, Governor Chris Gregoire dropped a political bombshell with her push for a same-sex marriage bill this legislative session. Should marriage only be between one man and one woman, or should the state join six others in the country that recognize gay marriage? We meet a lesbian couple who are fighting for marriage equality, and hear from a Christian minister who vows to fight against it. Studio guests include Pastor Ken Hutcherson of Antioch Bible Church, King County Councilmember Joe McDermott, Josh Friedes of Equal Rights Washington, and Everett attorney Stephen Pidgeon.
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#25 Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
We profile ballet photographer, Angela Sterling: visit "11 Most Dangerous Toys of 2011" @ SOIL; feature the work of George Nelson @ BAM; and welcome Blvd Park to our studio.
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