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Seyward Darby's new book is, "Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism."

What happens if the city's Navigation Team is defunded? Why do some women turn to the White Nationalist movement? And the history of hip hop in the Pacific Northwest.

In the aftermath of the CHOP, where do we go from here? A chat with the mayor. And a look at the early election results.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has pushed back against the Seattle City Council budget committee's plan to eliminate or reduce several SPD programs this year.

It’s primary election day! How is Washington's first pandemic era election looking?

Dow Constantine joins us with the latest update on Covid-19 in the county, plans for unincorporated King County, protesters at politicians' homes, and when you might be in a stadium again.

There has always been a no gun rule at the ice cream shop, now there's just an asterisk. Host Jeannie Yandel spoke with Molly Moon Neitzel the founder & CEO of Molly Moon ice cream about the rule and racial equity.

PAC-12 football players including UW huskies, Joe Tryon and Ty Jones, penned a letter citing issues of racism, payment, and safety and health concerns.

Host Zaki Hamid spoke with Michael-Shawn Dugar a reporter for The Athletic about the demands.

Dolphins in Venice, e-bikes in rivers, squirrels starting podcasts. Host Jeannie Yandell spoke with Kate Yoder, a Climate editor at Grist about the nature is healing meme

If only the memes were true. A chat with King County Executive Dow Constantine, and with Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman. And a look at how one area already plagued by gentrification is weathering the pandemic.