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Many Native people who are homeless in Seattle say they feel invisible. “We are a city that’s named after a great chief of Suquamish-Duwamish descent, and we don’t always know and feel that in this city,” said Colleen Echohawk-Hayashi, executive director of the Chief Seattle Club . “I think that we have an issue where we don’t really want to engage in it.”

Today’s the deadline for North American cities to bid for Amazon's new headquarters. What do people living in a potential HQ2 need to know about life here in HQ1? We’ll take your calls and talk with KUOW’s Joshua McNichols and Carolyn Adolph, hosts of KUOW’s new podcast Prime(d) .

Bill Radke talks with astrophysicist Michael Landry about an historic collision of two neutron stars, known as a kilonova. It's the first time scientists have observed this type of cosmic event both through electromagnetic and gravitational waves. Landry is head of the LIGO Hanford Observatory.

Bill Radke speaks with Charlie Raines, director of the I-90 Wildlife Bridges Coalition, about the wildlife overpass that is being built east of Snoqualmie Pass on I-90.

Yesterday you met a Democratic Washington state senator who thinks we're being too hard on Amazon. This hour you'll meet a Seattle City Council member who says no -- Amazon actually owes us more. Also, have you seen the wildlife crossing being built over I-90 near Snoqualmie Summit? Why do we want wildlife to cross there? How do we get them to do it? And what happens when predators find out where the wildlife crossing is? And a couples therapist says we need to rethink infidelity. She'll explain

You just heard about Amazon's search for a headquarters outside Seattle. Some local lawmakers say Amazon has felt unwelcome, not included — and those lawmakers want to hit the refresh button. Does that mean apologizing to Amazon, not taxing Amazon? Also, a Washington state observatory played a role in a startling astronomic discovery. Why should a non-scientist care? "We are all only tenants on this earth now, Rushing on, passing on, gone." Those lines are from a poem written in West Seattle.

Sex segregation is the default in sports, but why? Nancy Leong advocates against sex segregation, saying it doesn't make sense. Take T-ball leagues for four year-olds. Girls play on separate teams, though it’s not clear why.

Two people want to lead the city of Seattle. Only one will be mayor. That person will shape the future of Seattle. The Record recently spoke with candidates Jenny Durkan and Cary Moon.

Seattle (or Amazon-town, if you prefer) is ground zero for cheap things. Amazon has built a world-altering business out of discounting products online. And author Raj Patel says that’s not a good thing.

Doesn't it feel great when you get a great deal on something you really want? Well, maybe that sweet discount isn't always a good idea. And we're reported on the Northwest's white supremacist movement before, but today we'll talk with a reporter who went undercover and infiltrated one of their meetings.