Today on the Inland Journal podcast, the last in our series of conversations with candidates running for Spokane city council in the Northwest district. We’ve heard from the incumbent, Karen Stratton, and from three of her challengers. Today, we meet with a fourth challenger, Jeff Rugan.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, the next in our series of conversations with candidates running for Spokane city council in the Northwest district. We’ve heard from the incumbent, Karen Stratton, and from challengers Christopher Savage and Jeff Martin. Today, we talk with Andy Rathbun. Rathbun originally filed to run for mayor, but changed his mind and decided to seek a council seat instead.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we continue our conversations with candidates running for Spokane city council in the Northwest district. Last time, we heard from the incumbent, Karen Stratton. We’ve also heard from challenger Christopher Savage. In the next three programs, we hear from more challengers. Today, Jeff Martin.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we continue our conversations with candidates running for Spokane city council in the Northwest district. Karen Stratton holds the seat and we’ll talk with her about her accomplishments she considers most important. We’ll also quiz her about issues such as homelessness and a possible new county jail about which we’ve been asking the other candidates.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we turn our attention to the candidates running for city council from Spokane’s Northwest district. The seat is held by Karen Stratton and she’s running for re-election. She has five challengers. As of now, we’ve interviewed four of them. We’ll talk with Stratton tomorrow. Today we’ll hear from one of the challengers, Christopher Savage. Savage is a Lyft driver who lives on the Five Mile Prairie.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we near the end of our conversations with the seven candidates running for a Spokane city council seat in the Northeast district, the seat now held by Mike Fagan. Fagan is running for council president, so this will be an open seat. We talk with Louis Lefebvre. Lefebvre works as an emergency dispatcher in the combined Spokane city/county emergency system. He will soon his job, as he will tell us, and that played into his decision to run for city council.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we continue to work our way down the list of seven candidates who want to replace Mike Fagan on the Spokane city council, representing the Northeast district. Last week, we talked with four of the candidates. Now we turn to Michael Cathcart. Cathcart has worked for the Spokane Home Builders Association. He’s also a political consultant for local candidates.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we present our fourth interview with the candidates who are running for an open Spokane city council seat in the Northeast district. There are seven of them. We’ve met Tim Benn, Krys Brown and Doug Salter. Today, our guest is Naghmana Sherazi.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we continue with our series of interviews with the seven candidates who are running for an open Spokane city council seat in the Northeast district. We’ve met Tim Benn and Krys Brown. Today, we talk with Doug Salter. Salter is a bus driver in the West Valley School District.

Today on the Inland Journal podcast, we interview the second candidate out of seven who are running for an open Spokane city council seat in the Northeast district. We meet Krys Brown. She works at Anna Ogden Hall, the shelter and recovery center for women and children, operated by the Union Gospel Mission.