We discuss the Crosscut-Elway Poll that surveyed Washington residents to find out how the state is doing after such an unprecedented year and speak about what we expect to come next.
We check in with two conservative columnists with inside the beltway access, who explain how the Trump Presidency upended the Republican party and where this leaves Republicans now.
We speak about it all: the filibuster, voting rights, the Senate and the Supreme Court. We also speak about how to fix some of the issues surrounding these topics.
Right now the control of social media and information rests exclusively within the hands of a very few, powerful companies. Can anything be done to change it?
A conversation with two local artists whose work has been affected and inspired by the tumult of 2020, reflecting back to us the story and the journey we’ve all been on, alone together.
Joined by leaders from the creative community, we look at the arts and music industries, forever changed, but determined to return after COVID shutdowns.
Richard Florida, founder of CityLab and author of recent book The New Urban Crisis, shares his thoughts on this pivotal moment for Seattle, and cities around the world.
