And what activists would like to see happen next.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan responds to the calls for her resignation and tells us how she wants to reform the Seattle Police department.

Many in Seattle know Erica C. Barnett from her news blog, The C is for Crank. But she’s written a memoir that looks at a part of her life that wasn’t public for a long time: her addiction to alcohol.

City council members are bringing their own concerns and approach to police reform. Bill Radke spoke with Councilmember Lisa Herbold about how she wants the city to reimagine the purpose of SPD.

Nicole Grant is the executive secretary-treasurer of the MLK Labor Council, the area's largest labor group.

Current SPD chief Carmen Best says policing needs to change in Seattle. But what does that actually mean for Seattle's police force?

Mikel Jollett, frontman for the band The Airborne Toxic Event, has written a memoir about escaping Synanon and growing up between Oregon and California. His book is, "Hollywood Park."

King County Executive Dow Constantine joins Bill Radke to talk about going to Phase 2 of the Governor's reopening plan, and what he's doing about law enforcement reform in King County.

On loneliness and family. Mask enforcement and more. And a past police chief’s view of the current moment.

In KUOW's online show, "Are We Going To Be OK?" Zaki Hamid and Jeannie Yandel talk to two journalists about covering the protests and journalistic objectivity.