What a great match, and a great week overall for Seattle Sounders FC on both sides of the county line! Despite a despicable performance by the referee, our boys have taken home eight (count ’em...

What’s happening with the media in the south sound? Panelists from TV, radio, and print share their experience about local coverage and how the economics of media are changing. This podcast was recorded at the...

We’re trying a new format for Crossing Division this week. Justin Camarata and Erik Hanberg, who have both hosted Crossing Division in the past, Hulk-Smash their way through what’s happening in Tacoma news and politics....

After a spring hiatus, Crossing Division is back! Two guests share their experiences in the public process. Maralise, with her background in mediation and conflict resolution shares ideas for the public and public officials to...

Three guests share their experience running different kinds of small businesses in Tacoma (a brewery, a restaurant, and a marketing company). They talk about Tacoma’s proximity to Seattle, our minimum wage hike, taxes, regulation, feelings...

This episode, our guests suss out the problems and possibilities when the personal and political values of citizens are at odds with Pierce County’s industries and businesses. Guests: Tom Pierson, President and CEO of the...

How should we think about the inequitable differences in things like education and infrastructure between Tacoma’s neighborhoods? Guests: Sheree Cooks is a Family Engagement Advocate working with Tacoma Public Schools, the Tacoma Council PTA president,...

After recent events locally and nationally, a high school student, a teacher, a former Vice Principal, and a community member discuss safety in school. Guests: Annie Jensen, teacher and co-host of Interchangeable White Ladies Larry...

Crossing Division is Tacoma’s talk show. Today’s guests discuss growth in residential neighborhoods across Pierce County. Guests: Bill Lynn, land use attorney with Gordon Thomas Honeywell Samantha Sonju, resident and local activist in the Proctor...