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CityStream: Camp Korey/JP Patches 9/25/2008
On this edition of CityStream, we head to a camp designed to make all kids feel, just like kids. How Camp Korey is putting a smile on campers with special needs. And, he has put smiles on kids faces for generations, now Seattle icon JP Patches gets a fitting tribute. Plus, Lowell Deo heads to Wallingford for his Neighborhood News segment. Finally, we'll find out what makes Baby Legs an award-winning company. Those stories and more on this episode of CityStream hosted by Lowell Deo. |
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CityStream: Ballard Farmer's Market 9/18/2008
On a delicious edition of CityStream ... Find out how Northwest family farms are feeding our organic food boom! Then, he gets paid for doing this? Cameron Wong researches tricks of the trade for great bar-b-que. Plus, it's a fabulous gourmet lunch, but you'll have to catch up with it! And a "rising" star of the baking business shares her secret ingredient ... heart! All this and more on this edition of CityStream hosted by Cameron Wong from the Ballard Farmers Market. |
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CityStream: Woodland Park Zoo 9/11/2008
On this edition of CityStream, visionary Seattle entrepreneur Bob Walsh shows Penny LeGate how Seattle dollars are being put to work transforming lives in the war-torn country of Georgia. Then, go for a wild ride on Lake Union as daredevil sailors take on the annual “Duck Dodge.” And “Calling Dr. Doo!” Cameron Wong gets the smelly scoop on Seattle’s poopiest job. Penny LeGate hosts the show from the Woodland Park Zoo and will introduce viewers to some of the zoo's newest residents and check on an "extreme home make over" project for the Humboldt Penguins.
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CityStream 6/19/2008
On this edition of CityStream with Tony Ventrella from Safeco Field ... “My Oh My!” Get out the ryebread and mustard, Grandma, it’s Grand Salami Time for Voice of the Mariners Dave Niehaus. Plus, local artists get their groove-and paint-on as Josephine Cheng checks out a colorful new phenomenon making a splash. Then, it only hurts when you don’t laugh as amateur comedians do stand-up in Seattle. |
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CityStream 6/12/2008
On this edition of CityStream from Vespa Seattle with guest host Josephine Cheng, legendary Northwest band The Ventures finally Walk, Don't Run into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Then, a great neighborhood isn't child's play ... or is it? Lowell Deo finds out how kids are building community in Queen Anne. Plus, the cure for too much Chassé and Plié? Tony Ventrella profiles the virtuoso physical therapist who keeps PNB dancers on their toes. |
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CityStream 6/5/2008
On this edition of CityStream, guest host Jim Dever touches down at the Flying Heritage Collection, new home to rare World War II aircraft at Paine Field. Then, vets returning from Iraq face the unforeseen challenges of coming home. Plus, the Mountaineers break camp and get ready to pitch a new tent at Magnuson Park. And, what do your bumper stickers (or lack of them) say about you? |
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CityStream 5/29/2008
On this edition of CityStream with Tony Ventrella, the Dalai Lama's visit planted "seeds of compassion" in Seattle--see how local volunteers are helping make sure they'll take root. Plus, there's no place like homepage: Columbia City is a virtual hit as thousands tour this popular neighborhood without ever leaving their computers. Then, it's time to line up for the popular toe-tapping, swinging moves of Contra Dancing. |
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CityStream 5/15/2008
On this edition of CityStream, Super-fans flex their powers at the largest comics event in the Northwest. Lowell Deo checks out the Hulk-sized phenomenon known as Comicon. Then, a century after it got its start outfitting gold rush miners, find out how Filson stays in style. Plus, the local yarn and needle set gather pearls of wisdom from the rock star of knitting. And, is nothing sacred? Get a taste of what they've done to Dick's French fries!! |
CityStream 5/8/2008
On this edition of CityStream, Lowell Deo visits Gregg's Greenlake Cycle to get ready for Bike to Work Day, then takes part in bicycle commuting class. Plus, Seattle author Jack Hamann uncovered a World War II murder mystery at Discovery Park. And, autism is the fastest growing disorder among young children. Find out the latest on research taking place at the University of Washington. |
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CityStream 5/1/2008
On this edition of CityStream, a Seattle park is reborn! Join Kelly Guenther for the opening festivities at Lake Union Park, a spectacular waterfront destination in the heart of the city! Plus, Lowell Deo discovers why emergency responders are pinning high hopes on a low-tech gadget. And, some Top Guns out of Hollywood give Seattle students a shot at penning the next blockbuster at the Film School. |
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CityStream 4/24/2008
Join Tony Ventrella for this edition of CityStream from SAFECO Field. From the Central Area's Garfield Park to the major leagues, Tony has the play-by-play for two Seattle ballplayers who turned their dreams into reality. Plus, for Earth Day, Lowell Deo meets two local groups pressing the delete key to recycle computers and clean up the Duwamish. Then, as the new Domestic Partner bill becomes law, find out how life will change for Washington's committed same-sex couples. |
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CityStream 4/17/2008
On this special edition of CityStream, it's the final frame for Sunset Bowl! John Keister and Chris Cashman strike down the closing moments of a Ballard bowling icon. Also, bouncing babies get down and boogie at Pioneer Square's Baby Loves Disco. Plus, having a hard time finding your way around town? Get streetwise with John Keister. And, climb to new heights for a crane's eye view of Seattle's explosive building boom. |
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CityStream 4/10/2008
This week, join host Chris Cashman for CityStream from the Downtown Dog Lounge. A local photographer captures the rise and rise of rock superstars Pearl Jam. Plus, the city’s got it, neighborhoods need it. See how Seattleites are cashing in on free money. Plus, humorist Kevin Kling finds laughs in a near-death experience. We’ll show you “How How, Why Why Why.” And, Chris Cashman is unleashed at the area’s biggest dog show to expose Seattle’s furry underbelly! |
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CityStream 3/27/2008
Join host Tony Ventrella for CityStream from Seattle Pacific University. She was once the world’s premier female distance runner. Now, Tony catches up with Seattle Pacific coach Doris Heritage on the eve of her retirement. Plus, it was derailed in the 1960s by modernization. Can the city put King Street Station back on track? And, have a song in your heart that’s achin’ to get out? Set it free at Victory Music’s open mic. |
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CityStream 3/20/2008
Join guest host Jim Dever for this edition of CityStream from Emerald City Guitars. Legendary Northwest band The Ventures finally "Walk, Don't Run" into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Inspired to pick up the guitar? We'll show you one worth a quarter-million dollars! Plus, the family that sings together stays together, as one local man raises his voice for Seattle Men's Chorus to remain close to his son. And, climb to new heights for a crane's eye view of Seattle's explosive building boom. |
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CityStream 3/13/2008
This week on CityStream, a special edition of the show celebrates the grand opening of the Northwest African-American Museum! Lowell Deo shows us the drama and dreams behind the Urban League Village, combining a museum with affordable housing. Meet museum director Carver Gayton and others who have brought their vision and passion into making sure Seattle's African American past has a vibrant future. |
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CityStream 2/28/2008
This week on CityStream . . . when disaster strikes, will our city be ready? Take a look at the state of the art Emergency Operations Center coming on line this month. Plus, they've led the fight to break down racial barriers here for more than 75 years. Mike James takes a look at the legacy of the Urban League of Seattle. And, don't be left out, or left in the cold as Johnny Greene (AKA Chris Cashman) gives us hot tips on winterizing your home. |
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CityStream 2/21/2008
This week, City Stream and guest host Tony Ventrella visit the NW Flower and Garden Show. Meet Seattle author Jack Hamann, who unearthed an explosive World War II murder mystery at Discovery Park. Then, Tony meets boxing coaches in the South End at SeaMar Community Center who are giving at-risk kids a fighting chance. And, on Neighborhood News with Lowell Deo, folks in Rainier Valley take part in a free program that's paying off in more ways than one. Plus, its Cold Case: Seattle as Johnny Greene (AKA Chris Cashman) grabs a clue about winterizing your home. |
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CityStream 2/15/2008
On this edition of CityStream, Josephine Cheng visits Disco Baby, a one-of-a-kind dance party for the young-at-heart and the just plain young. Then, local pets went from warm and fuzzy to running wild. See how one woman is giving shelter to exotic creatures at Sara Sanctuary. Also, if you're chillin indoors a little too much these days, do-it-yourselfer Johnny Greene (AKA Chris Cashman) has tips for winterizing your home. And, are baristas bitter? See how chocolate's becoming the next "coffee." |
CityStream 2/7/2008
This week, CityStream visits EMP with Lowell Deo. Here we are now, educate us: high school students get a dose of reality about the music business from local rockstars at Grammy Kids. Then, striking out on the dating scene? Seattle expert Diane Mapes has tips to spare. Plus, what do dreams and fire have in common? Learn how both are transforming the Central Area on Neighborhood News. And, the cold easy facts from Chris Cashman on how to winterize your home. |
CityStream 1/31/2008
This week on CityStream, explore the mournful legacy of Billie Holiday's blunt and bitter Strange Fruit. Then from deep space to the deepest oceans, UW astrobiology researchers venture where no man has gone before in their quest for alien life. Plus, what to do when trees go bad? A Seattle man gives them a beautiful future at Urban Hardwoods. And, a close-up look at the Native American experience through the lens of young filmmakers at Longhouse Media and their recent Mayor's Arts Award. |
CityStream 1/24/2008
On this edition of City Stream, visit Langston Hughes Cultural Center. Seattle teens follow in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s footsteps to prove his dream is still alive. Then, Tony Ventrella talks to the local businesswomen who charged in to save the Seattle Storm. Plus, Lowell Deo visits Beacon Hill, a neighborhood that's extending a helping hand across the city. And, a world-renowned artist comes home to create majestic music at St. James Cathedral. |
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CityStream 1/17/2008
On this edition of CityStream: Reverend Samuel McKinney reflects on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s controversial 1961 Seattle visit. Then, survival guru and author Cody Lundin shows us how to get ready for when "All Hell Breaks Loose." Plus, Seattle has lost its status as the nation's "Most Literate City." Who decidered that? And, an ordinary family's struggle has audiences talking about end of life issues in the new play, "Vesta." |
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CityStream 1/10/2008
Join Marcie Sillman for CityStream, this week from the South Lake Union Streetcar. It’s the fastest growing developmental disorder in kids today--learn about the latest research on autism. Then, meet a local photographer exposing the staggering impact of mass consumerism. Plus, Lowell Deo sees if some of last year’s most ambitious community projects are “on track” in Neighborhood News. And, a look back at the glory days of Seattle’s first streetcars with MOHAI's Leonard Garfield. |
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CityStream 1/3/2008
This week on CityStream, celebrate a century of the Pike Place Market! Discover how two generations of Steinbruecks, Victor and Peter, saved the Market from the wrecking ball. Then, find out about its thirty-year tradition of extending a helping hand to people in need. Also, go along for a delectable tour sampling the best of market foods. And, see what other local icons are celebrating centennials this year! |
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CityStream: Tom's Holiday Special 12/20/2007
On this Tom's Holiday Special edition of CityStream, SEATTLE CHANNEL producer (and longtime Seattle arts television maven) Tom Speer sits down with Marcie Sillman and shares his favorite local holiday videos and anecdotes. Pour the eggnog, gather the family 'round the screen and get ready to enjoy some holiday fun! |
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CityStream 12/13/2007
This week on CityStream with Marcie Sillman, one of Seattle's oldest theater companies is in financial hot water. See what Intiman is doing to avoid a final act. Then, Lowell Deo checks out the turf battle brewing at Magnuson Park. Plus, rhythm and blues sensation Bernadette Bascom is back home coaching future Seattle idols. And, join film critic Robert Horton as he wraps the year up with his favorite DVD flick picks. |
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CityStream 12/6/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman, we shine a light on Glassybabies. Find out how one woman's near-fatal bout with cancer led to a glowing phenomenon. Then, kid's toys are not all fun and games anymore, see what some local grown-ups are doing about Toxins in Toyland. Plus, the Seattle Men's Chorus makes the Yuletide fun in Home For the Holidays. And, City A Go Go goes shopping in Ballard for cool local art at Venue. |
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CityStream 11/29/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman from Winterfest, Tony Ventrella takes a spin with Rosalyn Sumners, who's jumped from Olympic figure skating to land in fancy furnishings. Then, they've watched over our seas and skies, now, will a dock fire drive NOAA out of Seattle? Plus, stumped for unique gift ideas? Donna Rae Davidson visits Seattle's wackiest craft marketplace. And, Mayor Nickels honors the literary heroes of Hugo House. |
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CityStream 11/15/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman, the show visits Northwest Harvest for a special pre-Thanksgiving episode. A glittering downtown icon turns 50--meet the mystery man behind the Macy's star. Then, take off with John Keister as Boeing Surplus disappears into the Wild Blue Yonder. Plus, cabaret and circus sensation Teatro ZinZanni raises the roof at its new digs. Also, Lowell Deo visits the neighborhood that invites you to get lost. And, Nancy Guppy meets a woman with designs on Seattle fashion. |
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CityStream 11/8/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman from Benaroya Hall and the Garden of Remembrance, returning Seattle vets reflect on the devastating emotional tool of war in the Middle East. Then, were do sophisticated Seahawk fans huddle to down a mean before the game? Tony Ventrella tackles the story. Plus, two local musicians put a new spin on the Emerald City’s upbeat jazz scene. And, the Mayor’s Arts Awards gets fired up over Northwest Potter pioneer, Jean Griffith. |
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CityStream 11/1/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman, survival guru, author and rat chompin’ guy Cody Lundin shows how to be ready for when All Hell Breaks Loose. Then, preparing for the Big One is anything but business as usual for a particular downtown Seattle office building. Also, Lowell Deo discovers a Seattle neighborhood that takes charm to new Heights. And, Nancy Guppy introduces one of the sharpest musicians you ever saw. |
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CityStream 10/25/2007
This week on CityStream with Marcie Sillman, the West Seattle Water Taxi floats the idea of year-round service. Then, are famous Seattleites of the past showing up at their neighborhood haunts? Plus, fairy tale characters take a dark journey Into the Woods at the 5th Avenue Theatre. Also, Nancy Guppy discovers how actress and author Lauren Weedman became A Woman Trapped in a Woman's Body. And, Earshot Jazz snares a Mayor's Arts Award. |
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CityStream 10/18/2007
This week, it's CityStream with Marcie Sillman ON STAGE from the Moore Theatre! First, local teens follow in the footsteps of international performing artists at Dance This! Then, to be or not to be: can the Immortal Bard conquer a new generation of thespians with Short Shakes? Plus, the curtain rises for The Women, as Seattle's premier actresses take the stage in this super-stylish vintage comedy. And, City A Go-Go sings the blues at a tribute to the late, great Dinah Washington. |
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CityStream 10/11/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman, take a look back at the Seattle Camera Club, a forgotten group from the 1920s that turned the photographic image into art. Then, the local yarn and needle set gather pearls of wisdom from the "Rock Star" of knitting. Plus, looking for a quiet, laid back neighborhood? Visit one that's anything but. And, the Mayor honors Massive Monkees. |
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CityStream 10/4/2007
This week on CityStream with Marcie Sillman from the International District, the iconic Uwajimaya turns 80. Plus, the Wing Luke Asian Museum gets ready for moving day. And who was Wing Luke, anyway? Also, a neighborhood dilemma: how do you accommodate change--while trying to stay the same? Then the Mayor honors the I-D's oldest Japanese restaurant, Maneki. And City A Go Go asks, Can High School Musical make the grade in Seattle? |
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CityStream 9/27/2007
On this special All-Green edition of CityStream, meet a couple who turned their house into Home-Green-Home. Then, visit Second Use Building Materials, where they're making green by turning construction waste into gold. Plus, Lowell Deo gives a plug for the ultimate green cars. Also, find out how Seattle's new climate action program will make other cities green with envy. And, Farmer Roger’s “green acres” are converting Seattleites to healthier food! |
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CityStream 9/20/2007
This week on CityStream, hosted by Marcie Sillman from the Columbia City Farmer's Market, a new photo exhibit focuses in on the personal stories of immigrants living in the Rainier Valley. Plus, a best-loved movie and Pulitzer-prize winning novel are brought to life on the Intiman stage in “To Kill a Mockingbird.” And tune in for an exclusive look inside the wacky world of the infamous “lady bug guy.” |
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CityStream 9/13/2007
This week on CityStream, join host Marcie Sillman from the Olympic Sculpture Park. Think you've been priced out of Seattle's blistering housing market? Find out how a local group is helping first-time buyers achieve the dream of home ownership. Then, travel back 50 years, when men were, well, women at the Seattle club, "Garden of Allah." Also, country music collides with Shakespeare in the play "Lone Star Love." And, the Mayor's Arts Awards honors SAM Director Mimi Gates. |
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CityStream 9/6/2007
This week on CityStream, hosted by Marcie Sillman at the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford, Northwest native Mike Utley was at the top of his game in the NFL when an accident changed his life. Find out how he’s turning tragedy into triumph. Then, discover a new park that brings rugged mountain biking terrain to the heart of the city. Also, the bluesy, twangy sounds of the Half Brothers are featured in City A Go-Go. And, the Mayor’s Arts Awards celebrate Clarence Acox, the inspiration behind Garfield High’s legendary jazz ensemble. |
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CityStream 8/30/2007
This week on CityStream, hosted by Marcie Sillman from Seattle Center, where preparation for Bumbershoot is underway, a Queen Anne family takes on the ultimate preservation project: moving a 60-ton, century-old Craftsman home to save it from the wrecking ball. Then, is watching American Idol actually better for toddlers than Baby Einstein? Also, visit a community where volunteers band together to help their elderly neighbors in Neighborhood News. And a look back to 1907, for the groundbreaking ceremonies of Seattle's first World's Fair. |
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CityStream 8/23/2007
This week on CityStream, hosted by Marcie Sillman from the Art Wolfe Digital Photography Center: his photos are known throughout the world; wildlife photographer Art Wolfe talks about his new TV show and why he calls Seattle home. Also, Tony Ventrella and his famous chef friend, Graham Kerr, show us how to cook and eat healthy with delicious results. Then line-up for the toe-tapping, swinging moves of Contra Dancing. And man’s best friend breaks all the pool rules at this doggie dip. |
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CityStream 8/16/2007
On this edition of CityStream, Northwest women find courage along with the competition in the Danskin Women's Triathlon. Then, find out how a local inventor took took two planks of cedar to become waterskiing’s ultimate showman. Plus, find out how food brings people together in the Madrona neighborhood. And Mel Brooks revives his classic Young Frankenstein, rather, FRONKensteen, this time as a musical, at the Paramount Theatre. |
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