We took to the streets to talk with people joining in West Seattle’s Black Lives Matter protest and march, plus follow-up interviews with two standout youths from the day’s events, and a check-in with Kisha Vaughan.

Three West Seattle residents open up about their closest relationships and what they discovered about them under stay-at-home quarantine.

Necessity is the mother of invention, as you’ll hear in the stories from three beloved Junction businesses about how they’ve adapted to our days of social distancing.

How is West Seattle dealing with the double impact of COVID-19 and the bridge closure? And where do we go from here? We talk with local realtor Jonathan French for his perspective on our community’s future (and how it relates to our past), and hear from the Southwest Seattle Historical Society’s Michael King about a community project capturing this moment in time. Plus, Hot Dish with Kisha Vaughan!

We chat with former Seattle City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen about the history of the Jeanette Williams Memorial Bridge (that big one that’s currently broken), get the stay-at-home Hot Dish from Kisha Vaughan, learn how Junction-area businesses are adapting to our times (and how you can help them), and an exclusive interview with West Seattle’s most elusive celebrity!

Connecting in the time of coronavirus. Music, books, walking in parks, and sharing thoughts on our world.

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