Many of our favorite centers of science, history, and art were already dependent on sponsorships and donors to keep them afloat prior to the pandemic. While museums search for socially distant solutions, many aren't asking when they'll reopen, but if they'll be able to at all.

This week with Mayor Durkan: car tabs, business taxes, and the end of the eviction moratorium, among other topics for her weekly Thursday chat with Bill Radke.

What’s being done about the Greek Row COVID-19 outbreak? More than you might think from the outside. Plus, wave goodbye to your $30 car tabs, Democrat v Democrat, and this week’s chat with Mayor Jenny Durkan.

Initiative I-976 -- which would have reduced Washington's car tab fee to a flat $30 -- was found unconstitutional on the grounds of a "deceptive and misleading" title, along with a bevy of other legal problems.

What’s your streaming service lineup like? Do you have access to everything you might want to see? That might not actually be the case.

During this pandemic bus ridership dropped and budget shortfalls doubled. Bill Radke speaks with General Manager of King Country Metro Terry White about how the country plans to rebound.

He also happens to be the interim head of the transit agency. The city you don’t see. And the movies you can’t stream.

Most deepfakes are made to create nonconsensual porn that targets women. Bill Radke spoke with Samantha Cole, a Senior staff writer for Motherboard about the implication deepfakes in pornography.

These researchers did the numbers - and, they say, it doesn't have to stay this way. Greek row COVID outbreaks and more with County Executive Dow Constantine, erstwhile frat bro. And how deepfake revenge porn videos might be more relevant to your life than you think.

The average American salary now is about $50,000. If things were only(!) as unequal as they had been in the 1970s, that number would be closer to $100,000. Wealthy Person Nick Hanauer thinks that should change.