Seattle Medium Rhythm & News Podcast

Seattle Medium Rhythm & News Podcast

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Seattle Medium Rhythm & News Podcast episodes

  • Seattle Medium's New App Offers Exclusive Content And Interactive Features

    The Seattle Medium has launched a new app to make local news more accessible to a wider audience, especially younger readers. The app offers exclusive content, interactive features, and a user-friendly design. Digital and Social Media Manager, Josiah Scott, discusses the app's features and how it will help reach and engage a wider audience. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    16 min
  • The 34th Annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth And Law Forum

    Rhythm & News Podcast interview with William Lowe, a member of First AME Church of Seattle, sharing details about this year's annual Youth and Law Forum. The 34th Annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth and Law Forum will take place Saturday, November 2nd at Tukwila Community Center. Doors open at 8:30am. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    10 min
  • Polling for U.S. President's Race Discussed With Amelia Ashely-Ward

    The Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast features Amelia Ashley-Ward, publisher of the Sun-Reporter in San Francisco, California, discussing the upcoming general election and the race for the presidency of the United States. The polling is too close to call, but the only poll that ultimately matters are those on election day. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    35 min
  • Celebrating Dr. Maxine Mimms' Inspiring Legacy

    Rhythm and News Podcast interview with Dawn Mason joining us to reflect on Dr. Maxine Mimms' profound legacy as an educator, activist, and trailblazer who transformed the educational landscape for African Americans, particularly in Washington state. Interview by Chris B. Bennett. 

    16 min
  • Podcast: CD Panthers' ShaVon Robinson: Creating A Supportive Environment For Young Athletes

    Rhythm & News Podcast Interview with ShaVon Robinson, Vice President and Head Cheer Coach of the CD Panthers.

    ShaVon Robinson has spent over two decades creating a supportive environment for young cheerleaders. She aims to provide a fun and loving space for youth athletes to grow both on and off the field. Robinson's commitment as a volunteer is driven by a passion for her community and a desire to give back, but she also wants others to understand the challenges of volunteer work in youth sports. 

    Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    18 min
  • Invitation Homes Fined $48 Million For Financial Abuses Of Tenants

    Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Charlene Crowell discussing a recent settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Invitation Homes.

    The Federal Trade Commission has fined Invitation Homes, the nation's largest corporate landlord for single-family home rentals, $48 million for financial abuses of tenants. The settlement holds Invitation Homes accountable for deceptive and unfair practices such as hidden fees, withholding security deposits, and misleading tenants about eviction policies. The settlement also sets a new standard for how corporate landlords must operate moving forward. 

    Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    13 min
  • Washington State's Electric Vehicle Rebate Program Exceeds Expectations

    Rhythm & News Podcast Interview with Steven Hershkowitz, Managing Director of the Clean Transportation Unit for the Washington State Department of Commerce, discussing the Electric Vehicle Instant Rebate Program.

    The Washington State Department of Commerce's Electric Vehicle Instant Rebate Program has seen participation rates three times higher than expected, with over 3,300 residents benefiting from rebates so far. However, with more than half of the program's $45 million budget spent, funds are expected to run out sooner than anticipated. The program aims to make electric vehicles more accessible to low-income residents. 

    Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

    17 min
  • Early Detection Crucial For Black Women This World Mammogram Day

    Breast cancer awareness is crucial, especially for African American women who have higher mortality rates from the disease. World Mammogram Day is approaching, and it's an ideal time to discuss the importance of early detection, self-testing, and advocating for oneself with doctors. Bridgette Hempstead, Founder and President of Cierra Sisters, is joining the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast to discuss the issue and their upcoming World Mammogram Day event. Interview by Chris B. Bennett. 

    15 min

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