Every city has a dish (or five) to call its own, and every dish has a story to tell. We're serving up a five-course meal of dishes that were invented or popularized in Seattle. The culinary tour starts with 19th-century prospectors on the hunt for a high-calorie breakfast before winding through the long lines of the World’s Fair and ending up in the 1980s, where a bagel vendor devised a new kind of hot dog for the late-night crowd.
Berkeley-raised rapper/producer Lyrics Born has been in the music business for 25 years, and the rich, deep purr of his speaking voice will make you swoon.
Host Rachel Belle talks with the reliably wry and clever comedian, author, actor, and podcaster (Judge John Hodgman) about whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich, the dangers of vacationing in Maine...
Boots Riley is a musician, writer, filmmaker, and activist. He's fronted the political hip hop group The Coup since 1991 and just wrote/directed his first feature film "Sorry to Bother You."
Linda Perry is singer, songwriter, and producer behind massive hits for Adele, Weezer, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys and the writer/singer behind the 90s hit "What's Up" by her former band 4 Non...
Ken shares Alex Trebek's strange and sugary breakfast choice, he explains why Jeopardy contestants have to eat lunch together and tells us why he doesn't want to be known as a "BBQ guy."
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro dishes about his two homes full of monster memorabilia, about his obsession with monsters, his latest Golden Globe nominated project "The Shape of Water" and more!