Native Americans are frequently the first to experience the effects of climate change. After a 2007 storm inundated the Swinomish Reservation on Fidalgo Island, the Tribe began a climate change initiative that's since inspired similar action from 50 tribes across the United States. Bill Radke speaks with Amy Trainer, the Environmental Policy Director for the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, about how the Tribe is leading the way on climate restoration efforts.

Shorelines are eroding and water temperatures are rising across Washington, Oregon and British Columbia -- the region known as Cascadia. As one of the first regions in North America to require greenhouse gas reductions, is the region living up to our its own climate standards? Reporter Peter Fairley from InvestigateWest is writing a series called Getting To Zero, Decarbonizing Cascadia, and he spoke to Bill Radke about whether Cascadia has fulfilled its promises.

Known as The Micro Venue, this new intimate event space is made for safe COVID weddings and other small gatherings.

In Island County, elected leaders say the state has ignored their needs during the pandemic.

Climate change in Cascadia, Mercer Island issues anti-camping ordinance, vaccine rollout in Langley, and COVID-safe micro venues.

After a year-long absence from public schools, the debate to return to the classroom is underway across Washington.

We launch a new, weekly education discussion to answer your questions about the debate over schools reopening. Also, love it or loathe it - a Harvard University professor helps us understand why we exercise. And King County Executive Dow Constantine answers listeners' calls.

How do you mark the changes in a city during this pandemic?

Bill Radke spoke with Amy Wong and Marina Resto, the Seattle Times Dating team about canoodling in a pandemic.

Should you take off your mask on a first date? Vanishing Seattle celebrates and documents the landmarks of yesterday and today. And we have our weekly conversation with Mayor Durkan.