| A sampling of our most recently added videos. |
City Inside/Out: Belltown Blues 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. |
Art Zone with Nancy Guppy 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! |
Art Zone Shuffle: City of Music Seattle Office of Film and Music Director, James Keblas, talks up the trail blazing “Experience the City of Music” project launching at Sea-Tac airport. |
Art Zone Shuffle: Lori Goldston Blurring the lines of genre and time, musician and composer Lori Goldston stops practice long enough to talk a bit about the love of her life, the cello. Segment created by Matt McNaghten. |
Art Zone Shuffle: The Young Evils The seemingly old, obviously new sounds of the Young Evils rocks the Art Zone stage. Led by the dynamic duo of Troy Nelson and Mackenzie Mercer, the Evils are bound together with the talents of Faustine Hudson, Cody Hurd and Michael Lee in a performance of “Dead Animals”. |
Art Zone Shuffle: The Young Evils Young Evil powerhouses Troy Nelson and Mackenzie Mercer are joined by Faustine Hudson, Cody Hurd and Michael Lee to bring home a killer version of “Touch Tone Friends” on the Art Zone with Nancy Guppy stage. |
Parks and Neighborhoods Committee Agenda Items: Director`s Report, 2012 Parks and Neighborhoods Committee Work Plan, Belltown Community Center |
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. |
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! |
5th Avenue Spotlight Night: Oklahoma Oklahoma, based on Green Grow the Lilacs, is Rodgers` and Hammerstein`s first collaboration. Cowboy Curly`s romance with farm girl Laurey, first produced in 1943, was a hit for an unprecedented 2,212 performances. 5th`s David Armstrong explains. |
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. |
Public Safety, Civil Rights and Technology Committee Agenda Items: Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs; Appointments to the Seattle Women`s Commission |
CityStream Pet of the Week: Lilac Lilac is truly a sweetheart and a gentle soul. She`s fairly calm and relaxed and just moderately active. She`ll really thrive and blossom in a home with some activity to one that`s zen calm. An adult-only home with plenty of prior dog experience is best right now - children might be too stressful. She`s good with some other dogs with proper introductions. |
Seattle Public School Board Part 1 A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 1 of 2. |
Seattle Public School Board Part 2 A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 2 of 2. |
Seattle Voices with Nancy Amidei Nancy Amidei is a longtime citizen activist and educator who admits to being a "democracy junkie." Having worked both inside and outside government, she provides trainings, materials, and speeches for people wishing to influence their elected officials. |
Governing for Racial Equity Conference: Why Race Matters 1/20/2012 An opportunity to deepen your skills in promoting inclusion, diversity and racial justice and to build your institution`s ability to address racial equity. Hosted by the City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative (RSJI). |
American Podium: Hitchens, Havel and Kim Jong-il Remembered Within the space of four days in December, three public figures died, and now a few local luminaries are asked to deliver remembrances/assessments of these men and their cultural impact - though not all will be warmly remembered. |
Council Briefing 1/30/2012 Agenda Items: State Legislative Session Updates, Preview of Today`s Council Actions, Council and Regional Committee Reports, Federal Challenge Grant. |
Full Council 1/30/2012 Agenda Items: Station Area Overlay District in Roosevelt, Roosevelt Residential Urban Village, East Cherry Street skybridge, pump station, Federal/State Transportation Demand Management Program, Energy conservation target for 2012-2013, Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program Council Appointment, 2009 Housing Levy Oversight Committee Appointment, vacation of a portion of Westlake Avenue. |
Working for Equity in Government 1/20/2012 Part of the "Governing for Racial Equity Conference", this panel focuses on overcoming challenges in achieving equity in government. Hosted by the City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative (RSJI). |
Congressional Candidates Forum 1/26/2012 The Metropolitan Democratic Club of Seattle presents the 2012 Congressional Candidates Forum, hosted by CR Douglas. |
Budget Committee Meeting 1/29/2012 Agenda Item: Interactive presentation with City Neighborhood Council Community Budget Conference participants about outreach, engagement and priorities in the City`s budget process. |
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. |
Mayor`s Event: City Hall Open House 1/28/2012 Join Mayor Mike McGinn as he answers questions at the Seattle City Hall Open House. |
Mayor`s Media Availability: Experience the City of Music 1/28/2012 Mayor McGinn helps launch the Sea-Tac Airport Music Initiative to showcase the northwest region`s music culture and enhance the experience of millions of passengers who pass through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport each year. |
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? |
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. |
Art Zone Shuffle: Suyama Space A gem of a space in Seattle`s art environment, the architectural firm of Suyama Peterson Deguchi always has an experimental installation in the beautiful storefront room of their offices in Belltown. Created by George Suyama and curated by Beth Sellers,
Suyama Space is showing the work of Rick Araluce and Steve Peters in this segment by Patricia O`Brien. |
Art Zone Shuffle: Daniel Carrillo Portrait photographer Daniel Carrillo adds Nancy Guppy to his wall of who`s who in the northwest arts scene by applying his signature wet plate collodian process to the sitting. Behind the camera segment by Phillip Townsend. |
Art Zone Shuffle: Sierra Stinson Art Hostess Sierra Stinson moves out her furniture and opens her studio apartment for an art show by different artists every two weeks. The unusual ‘Vignettes` gallery is open to the public.
Segment by Ralph Bevins.
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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. |
Art Zone Shuffle: Mark Morris Hometown talent Mark Morris, of the Mark Morris Dance Group, took time out to give honest answers to a few of Nancy Guppy`s questions. Conversation was in December 2011 in the basement of the Moore Theatre. |
Art Zone Shuffle: The Family Crest San Francisco-based band The Family Crest stops by the Art Zone with Nancy Guppy studio on the 24th day of their month long `play one venue every day` trip to Seattle. Musicians John Seeterlin, Charlie Giesige, Laura Bergmann, Lucas Chen, Owen Sutter and Liam McCormick rock the stage with "Got Soul". |
Art Zone Shuffle: The Family Crest San Francisco-based band The Family Crest stops by the Art Zone with Nancy Guppy studio on the 24th day of their month long `play one venue every day` trip to Seattle. Musicians Liam McCormick, John Seeterlin, Charlie Giesige, Laura Bergmann, Lucas Chen and Owen Sutter show their stuff with a performance of "Sell Yourself Lightly" written by band member Liam McCormick. |
Seattle Martin Luther King County PEACE Week Kick Off 1/12/2012 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. |
Paid Sick Leave Public Forum 1/24/2012 The first of three events presented by the Seattle Office for Civil Rights (SOCR) for the public to discuss implementation of Seattle`s new Paid Sick/Safe Leave Ordinance which takes effect on September 1, 2012. |
Seattle Comp Plan 101 The Seattle Comprehensive Plan, Toward a Sustainable Seattle, guides City decisions and actions about where and how to manage new population, jobs and developments. This brief presentation describes what our Comprehensive Plan is, what we`ve accomplished since it was first adopted in 1994, and how it will help us develop a vision for Seattle for the next 20 years. |
CityStream 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.. |
Art Zone Sneak Peek: Sierra Stinson This Week on Art Zone...we chat with Choreographer Mark Morris; profile Art Hostess Sierra Stinson; visit the studio of Photographer Daniel Carrillo; and welcome musical guest, The Family Crest. |
Police Physical Agility Test Prep This video shows you how to properly perform the sit ups and push ups required for the police officer physical agility test. |
Seattle Public School Board Part 1 1/25/2012 A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 1 of 3. |
Seattle Public School Board Part 2 1/25/2012 A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 2 of 3. |
Seattle Public School Board Part 3 1/25/2012 A meeting of the Seattle Public School Board. Part 3 of 3. |
CityStream Pet of the Week: Watson Stately Watson is a handsome devil of a brown tabby who`s looking for his (human) match. An older gentleman who has always lived indoors, Watson welcomes a measure of gentle affection but can also keep himself entertained. He is seeking a position as the solo pet in a calm, adults-only household. Independent and dignified, Watson is actually quite approachable and friendly. Come meet dapper fellow today, and find out if you were made for each other. |
Mayor`s Media Availability: Pothole Repairs After Winter Storm 1/25/2012 In the wake of last week`s winter storm, the City of Seattle is focusing on roadway repairs. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has deployed four Pothole Rangers crews to address potholes created by the recent freezing weather. |
Housing, Human Services, Health and Culture Committee 1/25/2012 Agenda Items: Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program Public Development Authority Appointment, 2009 Housing Levy Oversight Committee Appointments, Office of Housing Proposed 2012 Work Program, Seattle Music Commission 2011 Annual Report and 2012 Workplan, Implementation of Seattle`s Paid Sick Leave Ordinance 123698. |
Planning, Land Use, and Sustainability Committee 1/25/2012 Agenda Items: 2012 Planning, Land Use, and Sustainability Committee Work Plan, Proposed 2011 Comprehensive Plan Revisions, South Lake Union Economic Development Update, Light Rail Review Panel Vision for the Brooklyn, Roosevelt, and Northgate stations. |
Ask the Mayor: January 2012 1/25/2012 Public Affairs host Brian Callanan sat down with Mayor Mike McGinn to find out the latest City news from the top leader. Hear what he had to say about snow, jobs for veterans, Roosevelt redevelopment, and more. |
CityStream Splashback: Roots of Empathy 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. |