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Seattle Voices with Toby Crittenden 5/14/2013
A Seattle native and proud Garfield grad, Toby Crittenden got on the Bus in 2007, and has served as Executive Director since the Spring of 2012. |
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Seattle Voices with Willie Austin 3/23/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Willie Austin, Co-Founder of Austin Foundation which is a non-profit organization that supports "Youth and Fitness" and provides opportunities to serve youth in the community. |
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Seattle Voices with Andrea Platt Dwyer 5/7/2013
Andrea Platt Dwyer is the executive director of Seattle Tilth, a Seattle nonprofit organization inspiring and educating people to safeguard our natural resources while building an equitable and sustainable local food system. |
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Seattle Voices with Lynn Varner 3/26/2013
Lynne Varner is a 21st century thinker, writer and member of The Seattle Times Editorial Board. An award-winning columnist, her commentary on social, political and cultural issues can be found at seattletimes.com |
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Seattle Voices with Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner 3/19/2013
Executive Director and Co-Founder of MomsRising, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner has been deeply involved in grassroots engagement and policy analysis for more than two decades and is also an award-winning author. |
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Seattle Voices with Heather McHugh 3/12/2013
Heather McHugh, Pollock Professor of Poetry at the University of Washington, is an award-winning poet and essayist. Among her thirteen books is the notable collection Hinge and Sign. |
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Seattle Voices with Jonathan Knapp 3/5/2013
Jonathan Knapp, an automotive technology teacher who speaks fluent French, volunteered in Bosnia during the war, ran a small business, and organized for third-party politics, is president of Seattle Education Association. |
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Seattle Voices with Kushal Chakrabarti 2/19/2013
Kushal Chakrabarti is the founder and CEO of Vittana, a non-profit dedicated to ending youth poverty. He previously ran technology for a $1B team at Amazon and was named one of Seattle`s Top 40 People Under 40 in 2010. |
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Seattle Voices with Benjamin Moore 2/12/2013
In the 26 years Ben Moore has served as SRT`s Managing Director, the theatre has operated with no accumulated deficit, making it one of the most consistently financially stable arts organizations in the US. |
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Seattle Voices with Lyall Bush 2/5/2013
Lyall Bush is executive director of Northwest Film Forum, dedicated to discovering new films and filmmakers locally and abroad. He has published personal essays, reviews and articles on film and literature. |
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Seattle Voices with Joseph Whinney 12/18/2012
In 2006, Joe founded Theo Chocolate to realize his passion for chocolate, sustainability and economic justice. His work furthers Fair Trade practices and organic agriculture and creates award-winning products. |
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Seattle Voices with Melissa Westbrook 12/11/2012
Melissa is a public school activist and writes for the Seattle Schools Community Forum blog. She recently ran one of the No On 1240 campaigns. She and her husband are the proud parents of two Seattle schools grads. |
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Seattle Voices with Lisa Chin 12/4/2012
With roots in corporate technology start-ups, Lisa Chin is a seasoned non-profit leader and Executive Director of Year Up Puget Sound, a workforce development organization training local young professionals. |
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Seattle Voices with Greg Lundgren 10/23/2012
Greg Lundgren is a Seattle-based artist, designer and owner of Lundgren Monuments. He is interested in re-imagining the contemporary cemetery and the ways in which we approach our mortality. |
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Seattle Voices with Lee Lambert 10/16/2012
An advocate for innovation and collaboration, Shoreline Community College President Lee D. Lambert is committed to closing the achievement gap by increasing student access, learning outcomes and opportunities. |
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Seattle Voices with Jorge L. Baron 10/9/2012
Jorge L. Baron is the Executive Director of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, the only nonprofit organization providing comprehensive immigration legal services to low-income individuals in Washington State. |
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Seattle Voices with Mark Niles 10/2/2012
Dean Mark C. Niles joined Seattle University School of Law in 2010. A Stanford Law School graduate, he clerked with the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals and was a DOJ staff attorney. |
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Seattle Voices with Herb Bridge 8/28/2012
Rear Admiral Herb Bridge (USN, ret.), the civic-minded jeweler affectionately known as "Mr. Downtown" in his native Seattle, is Co-Chair of Ben Bridge Jeweler, a 75 store chain now celebrating its centennial. |
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Seattle Voices with Leah Baltus 8/21/2012
Leah Baltus is editor in chief of City Arts magazine. She previously founded and edited RIVET magazine, co-founded Shunpike and led the brand and editorial wing of Pyramid Communications. |
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Seattle Voices with Linda Derschang 8/14/2012
Linda Derschang is a restaurateur and dive bar owner. She currently owns Linda`s Tavern, King`s Hardware, SMITH, and Oddfellows Cafe + Bar. |
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Seattle Voices with Trish Dziko 8/7/2012
Trish Millines Dziko worked in the tech industry before founding Technology Access Foundation in 1996. TAF equips students of color for success through a science, technology, engineering and math education. |
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Seattle Voices with Dennis Coleman 7/24/2012
For 30 years Dennis Coleman has led the Seattle Men`s and Women`s Choruses to a position of artistic excellence. He is active as a musical collaborator, clinician, guest conductor and church musician. |
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Seattle Voices with Craig Kinzer 7/17/2012
Craig Kinzer`s philosophy combines visionary thinking with a comprehensive understanding of a company`s mission which leads to creative solutions and new opportunities for their real estate projects. |
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Seattle Voices with Betsy Davis 7/10/2012
Betsy Davis is the Executive Director of The Center for Wooden Boats, a regional hands-on maritime museum that serves over 100,000 visitors annually and changes lives one boat at a time. |
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Seattle Voices with Peter Seligmann 7/3/2012
Peter Seligmann is Co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of Conservation International. CI continues to prove that healthy ecosystems are essential for the present and future well-being of humanity and all life on Earth. |
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Seattle Voices with Bob Donegan 6/26/2012
Bob Donegan is President of Ivar`s, 60+ stores (including Kidd Valley and Grounders Garlic Fries)in Washington. |
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Seattle Voices with Will Poole 6/19/2012
Will Poole is a Social Technologist, Chairman of NComputing and co-founder of Pengala Learning and Volt Boats. Previously a VP at Microsoft, he brought social and economic opportunity to the "next billion". |
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Seattle Voices with John Platt 6/12/2012
Co-owner and executive chef of St. Clouds, father, dreamer, homeless cooking master of ceremonies, man of big smile and big warm arms. Man who loves to cook and eat and love. |
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Seattle Voices with Det. Denise "Cookie" Bouldin 6/5/2012
Detective Denise "Cookie" Bouldin is an SPD School and Community Liaison Officer who works closely with youth in the Rainier Valley and Central District. She founded "Det. Cookie`s Urban Youth Chess Club". |
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Eric Liu`s Top 10 Reasons to Live Like a Citizen 4/5/2012
Seattle Voices host Eric Liu offers his Top 10 Reasons to Live Like a Citizen. |
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Eric Liu`s Top 10 Reasons to Live Like a Citizen 4/5/2012
Seattle Voices host Eric Liu offers his Top 10 Reasons to Live Like a Citizen. |
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Seattle Voices with Amber Campbell 3/20/2012
Amber Campbell is editor of the Rainier Valley Post - SE Seattle`s only independent daily source for news, information, discussion and community building. She lives and breathes Seattle`s most diverse community where she lives with her two daughters. |
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Seattle Voices with Matthew Richter 3/13/2012
An arts entrepreneur, Matthew Richter has founded and directed three arts centers, written and lectured about the arts, directed internationally touring theater, and is the manager of the Storefronts program, placing artists into vacant storefronts. |
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Seattle Voices with Joni Earl 3/6/2012
Joni Earl is the Chief Executive Officer of Sound Transit, the agency responsible for building and operating the Puget Sound region`s mass transit system. |
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Seattle Voices with Tim Keck 2/21/2012
Tim Keck is the President of Index Newspapers LLC and a founder of: The Onion in 1988, The Stranger in 1991 and the Portland Mercury in 2000. Tim and his business partner sold The Onion in 1990. Index started Stranger Tickets in 2010. |
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Seattle Voices with John McKay 2/14/2012
John McKay joined Seattle U. Law School`s faculty after he resigned along with eight other U.S. Attorneys in 2007. He teaches and lectures nationally on terrorism, ethics and leadership. A graduate of UW, he earned his J.D. at Creighton University. |
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Seattle Voices with Nancy Amidei 1/31/2012
Nancy Amidei is a longtime citizen activist and educator who admits to being a "democracy junkie." Having worked both inside and outside government, she provides trainings, materials, and speeches for people wishing to influence their elected officials. |
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Seattle Voices with Carlo Scandiuzzi 12/27/2011
Carlo Scandiuzzi is Executive Director of ACT -- A Contemporary Theatre, and has championed the company`s innovative initiatives like the ACT Pass, Central Heating Lab and other community building projects. |
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Seattle Voices with Jerry Grinstein 12/20/2011
Jerry Grinstein, co-founder of Madrona Venture Group, was born in Seattle. Jerry has served in leadership roles at Delta Airlines, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, among others. But like the salmon, he always returns to the Pacific Northwest. |
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Seattle Voices with Lee Rhodes 12/13/2011
glassybaby founder Lee Rhodes is a three-time cancer survivor whose company has donated more than $600,000 from sales to charities dedicated to helping cancer patients during chemotherapy. glassybaby are handmade by Seattle artists. |
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Seattle Voices with Liz Bullard 11/29/2011
Liz Bullard grew up in South Bend, Indiana. She completed her master`s degree at Indiana Univ. She moved to Seattle in 1986 and worked as a speech therapist for 20 years. She is the founder of the Seattle Children`s PlayGarden and the mother of 3. |
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Seattle Voices with John Cook 11/15/2011
John Cook writes about startups, entrepreneurs, mobile technologies, social networking, online commerce, geek culture and many other topics for GeekWire. He has been covering the technology beat in the Seattle area for more than a decade. |
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Seattle Voices with Kip Tokuda 11/8/2011
As a career advocate for children and for social justice, Kip Tokuda served four terms as a State Legislator, including Chairmanship of the Human Services Committee. Kip is a native Seattleite.
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Seattle Voices with Liz Dunn 11/1/2011
Liz Dunn is the founder and principal of Dunn & Hobbes, LLC, a Seattle-based real estate development and urban policy consulting firm specializing in adaptive reuse and infill strategies for urban neighborhoods.
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Seattle Voices with Tom Douglas 10/25/2011
Tom Douglas owns ten of Seattle`s most exciting restaurants. With almost 30 years in the business, he has helped put Seattle on the culinary map by inspiring a truly northwest cuisine that focuses on regional and seasonal ingredients. |
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Seattle Voices with Janice Deguchi 10/18/2011
Since 1997, Janice Deguchi has been the Executive Director of Denise Louie Education Center (DLEC) which serves over 300 low-income ages prenatal to five and their families with Head Start and Early Head Start services in south Seattle and Sea-Tac. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Deborah Jensen 10/4/2011
Dr. Deborah Jensen is President and CEO of Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. She is responsible for all operations of the 92-acre top award-winning zoo, with over 25 years of experience leading conservation and environmental science programs. |
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Seattle Voices with Sharon Lee 7/17/2011
Sharon Lee is the Executive Director of the Low Income Housing Institute, a non-profit based in Seattle. LIHI develops and operates housing for low-income and homeless people, and also provides a range of supportive service programs to its tenants. |
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Seattle Voices with Lara Feltin 7/12/2011
Lara Feltin is the Cofounder and CEO of Biznik.com, a community of independent business people, blending an online social network with in-person networking. Biznik is 6 years old and growing rapidly in numerous US cities. |
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Seattle Voices with Terry Tazioli 7/5/2011
Terry Tazioli is host of TVW`s "Author`s Hour" in Washington and co-owner of Little Man Productions in Seattle. He was an editor for The Seattle Times, producer for KING-TV Seattle and is director of the Kai Leamer Fund at Gilda`s Club Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Keli Carender 6/28/2011
Keli Carender is the National Director of Outreach and Education for State Budget Solutions and Tea Party Sunshine and a staff member of Tea Party Patriots. Her efforts focus on legislative research, government transparency and advocacy for the Health Care Compact. |
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Seattle Voices with Adora Svitak 6/21/2011
Adora Svitak is a young author, speaker, conference curator and educator to both adults and kids and champions a wide variety of causes, including literacy, education technology, student voice, and fighting world hunger. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. William C. Bell 6/14/2011
Dr. William C. Bell is president and CEO of Casey Family Programs, a national foundation committed to improving the lives of vulnerable children and families by strengthening families and communities. Dr. Bell has 30 years of experience in human services. |
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Seattle Voices with Rahwa Habte 6/7/2011
Rahwa is an organizer, event producer, entrepreneur and community builder who believes deeply in justice and the power of individuals working together to uplift their communities and solve social problems. She has lived in Seattle since 1983. |
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Seattle Voices with Mark Gonzales 5/17/2011
An HBO Def Poet with a Masters in Education, a Mexican and a Muslim, a lyrical break dance cipher between Gibran and Neruda, Mark Gonzales lives in centers of intersections. He is respected internationally for his poetic approaches to human development. |
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Seattle Voices with David Horsey 5/10/2011
David Horsey is Hearst Newspapers` two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist and columnist. A University of Washington graduate, Horsey has been syndicated to hundreds of publications and is a contributing commentator for MSNBC.com. |
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Seattle Voices with KC Golden 5/2/2011
KC Golden is Policy Director for Climate Solutions. For 25 years, he has been building the policy infrastructure for sustainable, broadly-shared prosperity in a clean energy economy.
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Jill Wakefield 3/22/2011
Dr. Jill Wakefield, Chancellor of the Seattle Community Colleges since January 2009, is a visionary leader who is recognized for her experience in our state`s higher education community, civic participation and the development of strategic partnerships. |
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Seattle Voices with Karen Bryant 3/15/2011
Karen Bryant, President and CEO of the of the 2010 WNBA champion Seattle Storm, has over the past 11 seasons led the organization to two league titles, a multi-year partnership with Bing and the recognition as the WNBA`s premier franchise. |
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Seattle Voices with Hanson Hosein 3/8/2011
Hanson Hosein is the Director of the Master of Communication in Digital Media at the University of Washington in Seattle and the host of Media Space on UWTV. He specializes in storytelling, social media strategies and new models of communication. |
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Seattle Voices with Deborah Person 3/1/2011
Deborah Person has been involved with SIFF for over 30 years, serving as Managing Director since 2005. She has worked in arts administration in Seattle for the last 15 years with organizations such as Annex Theater and House of Dames Productions. |
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Seattle Voices with Heidi Wills 2/15/2011
Heidi Wills is Executive Director of The First Tee of Greater Seattle which teaches youth core values through golf. Her 10-year tenure with The First Tee started as a founding board member. Prior to that she served as a Seattle City Councilmember. |
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Seattle Voices with Cary Moon 2/8/2011
Cary Moon is director of People`s Waterfront Coalition, an organization to achieve a great civic space on Seattle`s downtown waterfront and a sustainable solution for viaduct replacement. She is a landscape and urban designer and former engineer. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Doreen Cato 2/1/2011
Dr. Doreen Cato, an international advocate for children`s rights, has served 13 years as Executive Director at First Place and her specialty is collaborations. First Place is a school and social service agency for homeless and vulnerable children and families in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Tiberio Simone 1/25/2011
James Beard award winner and author of La Figa: Visions of Food and Form, sensual chef Tiberio Simone brings a heightened sense of eroticism to the gourmet experience, highlighting his philosophy that one needs both good food and touch to thrive. |
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Seattle Voices with Nassim Assefi 1/18/2011
Nassim Assefi is a women`s health specialist and novelist working across disciplines to improve the lives of women worldwide. Author of Aria and forthcoming Say I Am You, TED Fellow and TEDx curator, Assefi`s current incarnation is as thrillionaire. |
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Seattle Voices with Dean Allen 1/11/2011
Dean Allen has over 30 years experience in the design, construction and real estate industries in the Pacific Northwest. He is CEO of McKinstry and serves on such boards as PATH, Amara, Washington STEM Center and Seattle Children`s. |
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Seattle Voices with Derrick Cartwright 1/4/2011
Derrick Cartwright has been SAM`s Director since fall 2009. He led the museum as it mounted its landmark show, Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musee National Picasso, Paris. Prior to joining SAM, he was the Director of the San Diego Museum of Art. |
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Seattle Voices with Thomas Goldstein 12/21/2010
Thomas Goldstein invigorates young voters and a stronger democracy through his work with the Washington Bus. The Bus provides full-spectrum, hands-on democracy across the state. Thomas is a Leadership America alum and Boston University graduate. |
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Seattle Voices with Paola Maranan 12/14/2010
Paola Maranan is the executive director of the Children`s Alliance, an organization she has been involved with since 1993. Paola attended the Evergreen State College and Harvard University. She lives in south Seattle with her husband and daughter. |
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Seattle Voices with Richard Tait 12/7/2010
Richard is the founder of boomboom brands. He was the co-founder and grand poobah of Cranium Inc, the games company that won Game of the Year 5 times. He loves the mantra “think big”, opportunities to share stories and supporting others` dreams. |
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Seattle Voices with Sarah van Gelder 11/23/2010
Sarah van Gelder is executive editor of YES! Magazine and yesmagazine.org, independent media that fuse powerful ideas with practical actions for a just and sustainable world. |
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Seattle Voices with Kirk Adams 11/16/2010
Kirk Adams is the President and CEO of The Lighthouse for the Blind located in Washington State. Our mission is to create and enhance opportunities for independence and self-sufficiency of people who are blind. |
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Seattle Voices with David Meinert 11/9/2010
David Meinert owns Onto Entertainment, The 5 Point Cafe and is a partner in The Capitol Hill Block Party, Fuzed Travel, Big Mario`s Pizza, The Crocodile Cafe and Fremont Via Tribunali. He`s also a founding board member of the Vera Project. |
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Seattle Voices with Kumani Gantt 11/2/2010
Kumani Gantt is the executive director of the Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas, an 11-year old nonprofit that presents black cultural programs which encourage thought and debate in the Greater Seattle region. |
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Seattle Voices with JJ McKay 9/28/2010
JJ McKay is an experienced builder of strong for-profit and non-profit organizations. Originally from the South, he is philanthropically active in the Northwest, currently serving as a trustee for Seattle Opera and Pilchuck Glass School. |
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Seattle Voices with Deborah Rosen 9/21/2010
Deborah Rosen is an educator and community activist dedicated to underserved youth and human relations work. She serves on many local and national non-profit boards such as the American Jewish Committee and the Seattle Public Library Foundation. |
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Seattle Voices with Adrian Hanauer 9/14/2010
Adrian Hanauer is an owner and general manager of the Seattle Sounders FC. His business acumen includes a seed stage investor in aQuantive Inc, which was acquired by Microsoft for $6 billion US, and an early investor in Amazon.com. |
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Seattle Voices with Yale Wong 8/31/2010
Mr. Wong is founder/CEO of Seattle-based General Biodiesel, an innovative renewable company making high-quality fuel from recycled vegetable oil that promotes positive ecological sustainability, energy security and contributes to the local economy. |
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Seattle Voices with Kellye Testy 8/24/2010
Kellye Testy is the first woman to join the distinguished group of permanent law school deans at the University of Washington. A prolific scholar, outstanding teacher, and experienced dean, Testy came to the UW in 2009. |
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Seattle Voices with Susan Davis 8/17/2010
Susan Davis is the executive director of the Rainier Chamber of Commerce and the Rainier Chamber Foundation. Both organizations promote, serve, represent and celebrate businesses and neighborhoods of Southeast Seattle where she`s lived 21 years. |
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Seattle Voices with Alayne Sulkin 8/11/2010
Alayne is the editor and publisher of ParentMap, a monthly news magazine and online resource. Alayne is actively involved in her community both as a publisher and as a parent. |
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Seattle Voices with Molly Moon 8/3/2010
Molly Moon Neitzel is the owner and founder of Molly Moon`s Homemade Ice Cream. After careers in politics and music, she opened her first ice cream shop focused on using local Northwest seasonal ingredients. Two locations and a truck serve Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Erik Lindbergh 7/27/2010
A commercial pilot and flight instructor, Erik Lindbergh is the grandson of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, and serves as chairman and director of the Lindbergh Foundation. |
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Seattle Voices with Kathleen Taylor 7/20/2010
Kathleen Taylor, executive director of the ACLU of Washington since 1980, is the leader of the state`s largest civil liberties and civil rights group. |
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Seattle Voices with Reza Khastou 7/13/2010
Reza Khastou is the Director of the Bright Future Program and has been working with high school students as a teacher, advisor, and administrator for almost thirty years. |
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Seattle Voices with Chuck Armstrong 7/6/2010
Chuck Armstrong is the President and Chief Operating Officer of the Seattle Mariners since June 29, 1992. Armstrong was previously president of the Mariners from 1983 to 1989. He and his family are also active in many civic and charitable activities. |
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Seattle Voices with Joe Fugere 6/29/2010
Joe Fugere is the founder and owner of the Tutta Bella Restaurants. Tutta Bella was Seattle`s first Vera Pizza Napoletana (VPN) certified Neapolitan pizzeria. |
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Seattle Voices with John Fox 6/22/2010
John V. Fox is the Coordinator of The Seattle Displacement Coalition. He has coordinated numerous successful campaigns, which have generated self-sustaining low income organizations and produced meaningful legislation and resources. |
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Seattle Voices with Chase Jarvis 6/15/2010
Chase Jarvis is the CEO and Photographer of Chase Jarvis Photography. As a world renown sports, lifestyle, and popular culture photographer, he`s been creating stunning photography for over 10 years. |
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Seattle Voices with Joan Duffell 6/8/2010
Joan Duffell is Executive Director of Committee for Children, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being and social development of children through provision of evidence-based educational programs for educators, families and communities. |
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Seattle Voices with Lyman Legters 5/25/2010
Lyman Legters is a Senior Director at Casey Family Programs, which is the largest national operating foundation with a mission focused solely on providing and improving-and ultimately preventing the need for—foster care. |
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Seattle Voices: Chuck Ayers 5/4/2010
Chuck Ayers is the Executive Director of the Cascade Bicycle Club. Chuck chairs the John Standford International School Fund Development Committee and sits on the King County Active Sports and Youth Recreation Commission. |
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Seattle Voices with Ann Ramsay-Jenkins 11/24/2009
Ann Ramsay-Jenkins helped establish the College Success Foundation was established in the spring of 2000 which helps to provide college scholarships and mentoring to low-income, high-potential students. |
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Seattle Voices with Rev. Dr. Robert L. Jeffrey Sr. 11/17/2009
Rev. Dr. Robert L. Jeffrey Sr., Pastor is Director of the Black Dollar Task Force is an organization founded in Seattle in 1988 with the intent of promoting the principles of self-help and self-determination through economic justice. |
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Seattle Voices with Thach Nguyen 11/10/2009
Driven by a desire to help others, Thach Nguyen participates in various philanthropic ventures. A Vietnamese refugee who once lived in a homeless shelter, Nguyen became a real estate agent with Windermere Real Estate in 1991. |
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Seattle Voices with Jody Hall 11/3/2009
Jody Hall is the owner of Cupcake Royale. She discusses the benefits and challenges of providing health coverage to her employees and the national debate involving health care reform at the White House. |
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Seattle Voices with Pat Cashman 10/27/2009
Pat Cashman has done creative work for television, theater, radio, print, cartoons and video games, in addition to being on-air talent and writer for the multi Emmy award-winning "Almost Live" that ran for 15 seasons on KING TV in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Steve Kelley 10/20/2009
Steve Kelley`s style? Take an idea and beat it to death for 600 words. Be sure to inject as little humor or flair as possible. Steve covers all sports, putting his spin on matters involving both the home teams and the nation. |
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Seattle Voices with Joyce Taylor 10/13/2009
Joyce Taylor has covered the events that have shaped this region for more than 20 years. In 2009, Joyce launched KING 5`s "Home Team Heroes" profiling the people making a difference in the lives of others in the Northwest and beyond. |
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Seattle Voices with Mazvita Maraire 10/6/2009
Mazvita Maraire is Director of the Garfield Community Center. He is also a board member of the Austin Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides fitness training, health education and nutrition awareness programs to youth. |
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Seattle Voices with Tony Ventrella 9/22/2009
Tony Ventrella combines 28 years of television, radio and theater experience with a positive message that connects with men and women of all ages. Covering sports and news in the Seattle area since 1981, his passion is writing and speaking. |
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Seattle Voices with Garrison Bliss 9/15/2009
Dr. Garrison Bliss is a board certified physician with 30 years of practice in primary care. He is a past president and chairman of the Society for Innovative Medical Practice Design and a leading voice for patient-financed medicine in the US. |
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Seattle Voices with Ernie Dunston 9/8/2009
Ernie Dunston is the former president and active member of the Breakfast Group, a local nonprofit comprised of prominent black male business leaders who meet monthly in an effort to foster volunteerism and economic empowerment in their communities. |
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Seattle Voices with Stacy Noland 9/1/2009
As creator and CEO of The Moontown Foundation, Stacy Noland's personal mission is to get the people who might be the least involved to adopt energy conservation. |
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Seattle Voices with Paul Doyle 8/18/2009
Paul Doyle is the owner of the Columbia Cinema and former developer and owner of the Grand Illusion movie house. Paul operated the Magic Lantern in Spokane and the Grand Tacoma movie triplex, theaters known for their unique, high-quality programming. |
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Seattle Voices with Bill Marler 8/11/2009
Bill Marler is a national expert on foodborne illness. He has been deeply involved in issues related to food companies whose contaminated products have caused serious injury and death. His advocacy for better food regulation and his work as a lawyer has led to invitations to address local, national, and international gatherings on food safety, including recent testimony to the U.S. Congress' Committee on Energy and Commerce. |
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Seattle Voices with Bill Block 8/4/2009
A long-time advocate for low-income housing, Bill Block heads The Committee to End Homelessness. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life and promote the self-sufficiency of our region's diverse individuals, families, and communities. |
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Seattle Voices with Paul Loeb 6/23/2009
Paul Loeb's newest book is The Impossible Will Take a Little While: A Citizen's Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear. It was named by both The History Channel and The American Book Association as the #3 political book of 2004. |
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Seattle Voices with Judy Pigott and Dr. John W. Gibson 6/16/2009
Judy Pigott & Dr. John W. Gibson are the co-author's of the book and program titled "Personal Safety Nets" which teaches and offers guidance on creating ways to fulfill the fundamental human need to build and maintain strong networks of support. |
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Seattle Voices with Debra Ronnholm 6/9/2009
Debra Ronnholm is CEO of Childhaven, an agency that provides therapeutic child care and parenting programs to help the very youngest victims of abuse and neglect. |
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Seattle Voices with Princess Shareef 6/2/2009
Princess Shareef is the fifth Principal in four years of Cleveland High School. By encouraging student leadership, she hopes to move Cleveland High School towards being the top notch high school its students deserve. |
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Seattle Voices with Chris B. Bennett 5/12/2009
Chris B. Bennett is the Co-Publisher of the Seattle Medium Newspaper Group, as well as a talk show host for Z-Twins Rhythm and News. The Seattle Medium Newspaper Group includes The Seattle Medium, Metro Homemaker, Tacoma True Citizen and the Portland Medium newspapers. They are the largest African American owned and operated newspaper group in the Pacific Northwest reaching over 84,000 households and more than 211,000 weekly readers in the Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland. |
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Seattle Voices with Mona Locke 5/5/2009
Mona Locke currently serves as the Executive Director at the Puget Sound Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The non-profit organization's promise is to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality of care for all, and energizing science to find the cures. The former Washington State first lady is an Emmy-nominated, award-winning journalist. She recently left KIRO-TV to follow her passion of working in philanthropy. |
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Seattle Voices with Amy Wales and John Hoffman 4/27/2009
Seattle Voices with Amy Wales and John Hoffman. Amy M. Wales and John Hoffman are Thomas C. Wales Foundation Board Members. The Foundation aims to encourage the kind of passionate citizenship championed by Tom Wales -- the energetic, courageous, and informed involvement of ordinary citizens in the issues and challenges that affect their communities. This spirit of citizenship begins with the unselfish desire to help others and is served by the open-minded willingness to listen to alternatives, the ability to forge fair collective resolutions, and the courage and determination to persist with a cause even in the face of adversity. In addition to their time with the Foundation, Amy is currently a Communications Specialist at PATH, an international, nonprofit organization that seeks to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors. John Hoffman, principal of Hoffman Planning + Design, an urban design and planning firm, sits on the Seattle Design Commission, which advises the Mayor, City Council and City departments on the design of capital improvement projects as well as projects on city land, in the city right-of-way, or constructed with City dollars. |
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Seattle Voices with Joby Shimomura 4/21/2009
After close to 20 years of being on the partisan political frontlines, Joby Shimomura, a political junkie who had to get her candidates elected and re-elected, Joby wanted to spend some time on herself for a change - something challenging, something creative, and most importantly, something fun. Joby Shimomura is a craftswoman specializing in the art of contemporary stained glass. She attended the Covenant Store in Everett for a six-week course in stained glass. Joby had held a fascination with stained glass from an early age so she signed up for the class and dutifully attended each class while continuing her responsibilities as Jay Inslee's chief of staff. Today, Joby goes to work without the need for a calendar and appointment book. She has her own studio, in Pioneer Square. She spends her time designing glass, cutting glass, and thinking of creative ways to express her liberated creativity. When asked to describe her style, Joby said that she creates "by a sense of feel" - creative instincts are probably best described as intuitive. |
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Seattle Voices with Marie McCaffrey 4/14/2009
Marie McCaffrey attended the University of Washington, majoring in art and psychology. She later studied graphic design at the New School of Visual Concepts. After several years of free-lance design, she founded Crowley Associates in 1980 with her husband Walt Crowley. In 1997, Crowley discussed preparing a Seattle-King County historical encyclopedia for the 2001 sesquicentennial of the Denny Party. Marie McCaffrey suggested publishing the encyclopedia on the Internet. They and Paul Dorpat incorporated HistoryLink on November 10, 1997, with seed money from Priscilla "Patsy" Collins, by birth a member of Seattle's wealthy and prominent Bullitt family. The prototype of HistoryLink.org debuted on May 1, 1998, and attracted additional funding for a formal launch in 1999. In 2003 HistoryLink.org expanded its content to cover Washington state history. |
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Seattle Voices: Nancy Guppy 4/7/2009
Nancy Guppy's arts career started in 1985, when she signed up for acting 101 at Seattle Central Community College. Since then she has performed, produced and written for stage and television, including 10 years as a cast member of KING-TV's late night comedy show, "Almost Live." In 2002, Nancy borrowed $3,000 from her Dad and produced a pilot for an arts promotion program called "City-A-Go-Go," which went on to win two local Emmy Awards and air on KCTS and Seattle Channel 21. At the Seattle Channel, Nancy also produced "Gallery Hop" and "Verve". In 2008, "City-A-Go-Go" expanded to "Art Zone in Studio," a weekly 30-minute program that celebrates and promotes the tremendous diversity of the local art scene. Nancy believes art is a necessity, not a luxury and says her goal is to encourage her viewers to "get out there, try something new, and experience the awesome power of art's work. |
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Seattle Voices with Joe Martin 3/24/2009
Joe Martin is the founder of the Pike Market Medical Clinic which opened in an old first avenue tavern back in 1978. Joe is also the founder of the Downtown Emergency Service Center. |
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Seattle Voice with Jim Theofelis 3/17/2009
Jim Theofelis is the Executive Director and Founder of The Mockingbird Society, with over thirty years of experience working with children, youth, and families. |
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Seattle Voices with Mark Okazaki 3/10/2009
Mark Okazaki is the Executive Director of Neighborhood House, a 103 year old community-based, non-profit agency that provides a range of education and social services to low-income children and families in Seattle and King County. In his nine years as Executive Director the agency built a new $3.2 million neighborhood center in Rainier Vista and a redeveloped public housing community. |
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Seattle Voices with John Carlson 3/3/2009
A fixture on Seattle radio since the early 90's, John Carlson is a Conservative commentator on KOMO 1000 News Radio. Before radio, he did television commentary on KIRO-TV (CBS) for seven years, for KCTS-TV (PBS) and wrote a newspaper column for 18 years. In politics, John has led three successful statewide initiatives, including America`s first "Three Strikes, You're Out" ballot measure in the early 90`s. John is listed as one of the University of Washington's 100 most influential alumni of the 20th century. |
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Seattle Voices with Ray Heacox 12/23/2008
Ray Heacox is president and general manager of Belo Seattle. The Tacoma native and Pacific Lutheran University graduate returned to Western Washington to head up Belo Seattle, which includes KING 5 television, KONG TV and Northwest Cable News. Heacox's career has included stints in the private sector as a director of a graduate program at Drexel University in Philadelphia and president and general manager of KNBC in Los Angeles. Heacox was diagnosed in 2002 with multiple sclerosis, a disease that affects nerves resulting in a range of symptoms. |
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Seattle Voices with Maria L. Goodloe-Johnson, PhD 12/15/2008
Watch this in-depth interview with Dr. Maria Goodloe-Johnson, Seattle Public Schools' Superintendent, who has been making headlines recently with recommendations to close schools throughout Seattle. Learn about Goodloe-Johnson's background and what has inspired her to take on this difficult challenge. |
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Seattle Voices with Anne Levinson 12/8/2008
Meet Anne Levinson: Former Seattle Deputy Mayor, leader in the gay and lesbian community, and co-owner of Seattle Storm, the city's only professional basketball team. |
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Seattle Voices with Tre Maxie 12/1/2008
What do Tupac Shakur, Green Party Presidential Nominee Cynthia McKinney, and nine elementary schools in South Seattle have in common? Tre Maxie! The executive director of Powerful Schools visits Seattle Voices and talks about his work to promote student success in some of the city's academically and economically challenged elementary schools. |
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Seattle Voices with Hazel Cameron 11/24/2008
Hazel Cameron won't give up on kids. Cameron is the Executive Director of Seattle's 4C Mentoring Program that provides trained, committed mentors to youth, ages thirteen to seventeen, struggling with substance abuse, emotional/ mental despair, crime, and poverty. Watch her fascinating conversation with Seattle Voices' host Eric Liu and find out why mentoring works and how you can help. |
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Seattle Voices with Steve Shulman 11/17/2008
Steve Shulman is a second generation owner of the Leschi Food Mart and lives in Southeast Seattle. He is the founder of the East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition and has served as the Seattle Neighborhood Group's board Chair for 10 years. |
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Seattle Voices with Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney 11/11/2008
Host Eric Liu interviews Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney. Phyllis was born in Hardin, Montana to migrant farmworkers. Her family moved to Washington State in 1942. Phyllis grew up in the Yakima Valley, Wapato and Toppenish. She later moved to the Tri-Cities. Phyllis and her husband Larry have lived in the 46th District, North Seattle, since 1976. |
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Seattle Voices with Speight Jenkins Jr. 10/21/2008
Speight Jenkins Jr. is an American arts administrator and Director of Seattle Opera. Jenkins, a native of Dallas, Texas, is the son of Speight Jenkins Sr and Sara Baird Jenkins. His B.A. degree is from the University of Texas at Austin, and he graduated in 1961 from Columbia University Law School. He served in the US Army, and later became a music critic and journalist. He worked for seven years at Opera News as its news and reports editor, and later at the New York Post from 1973 to 1981 as music critic. He has been a host for US television's Live from the Met. In the early 1980s, Jenkins was a guest lecturer at Seattle Opera for the company's production of Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen. His knowledge impressed the Seattle Opera board of trustees such that they offered him the post of general director of the company. He began his tenure with Seattle Opera as general director in 1983, and in 2003, signed a 10-year extension to his contract. |
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Seattle Voices with Shomari Jones 10/14/2008
A graduate of Tuskegee University, Shomari Jones is the Sr. Director of the YMCA (Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA) Black Achievers program which offers young people in 9-12th grades the opportunity to have fun and explore career interests through workshops, guest speakers and presentations, touring businesses and other interactive activities. Open to all, participants in this program focus on career clusters including Arts and Humanities, Law and Government, Health, Engineering, Communications, Business and Computers, while they are mentored by community volunteers who generously give of their time. Scholarships are also available to college-bound seniors who are active in the program. |
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Seattle Voices with Mimi Gates 10/7/2008
During the past fourteen years, Mimi Gates led the largest art museum in the Northwest through the creation of its Olympic Sculpture Park (opened January 2007) and the recent expansion of its downtown building (completed May 2007). SAM achieved a high level of artistic excellence and unprecedented levels of accessibility; organized major exhibitions of scholarly and critical acclaim; increased its endowment, attendance and membership; diversified its board, staff and audience; created a conservation department and studio; and added more than 6,500 works of art from a wide variety of cultures to its collection , including a commitment of over 1000 works in 2007 in honor of the museum's 75th anniversary, said to be one of the most important gifts of art to a museum in the history of U.S. philanthropy. |
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Seattle Voices with Oscar Eason
9/9/2008
Oscar Eason, Jr., a licensed professional engineer, is Assistant to the Chief, Engineering Division, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Seattle, Washington. He is an Army veteran who served in both Korea and Vietnam. As a civilian, he served in Operations Desert Shield and Storm assisting the Kuwaiti government in making the country habitable for its citizens. He earned a Bachelors degree in Mechanical engineering at Prairie View AandM University, and a Master of Science degree in engineering from St. Mary's University. Mr. Eason is currently the State Conference President of the NAACP Alaska/Oregon/Washington, member of the Seattle-King County Dispute Resolution Center Board, member of the University of Washington Minority Community Advisory Committee, member of the Highline YMCA Board, past National President of Blacks In Government (BIG) and former President of the Seattle Branch NAACP. |
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Seattle Voices with Mike James 9/2/2008
Mike James is known and recognized throughout the Puget Sound area as a long time local news anchor, a respected journalist, a former state-wide political candidate, and a service leader in his community. Mike began his local journalism career in 1966 at KING Radio, where he wrote and anchored early morning newscasts and covered local events and politics. In 1968, Mike moved to television and spent more than 25 years on King's top-rated news programs. After a run for US Senate in 1994, Mike returned to television, covering local events on KIRO from January 1995 to July 1999. In 1999-2000, Mike served as a national correspondent for News Hour with Jim Lehrer. In the past decade, Mike has produced several programs for the SEATTLE CHANNEL. |
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Seattle Voices with Charles Royer 8/26/2008
Charles Royer is President of the Institute for Community Change and was elected Mayor of Seattle in 1977 following a career in newspaper and television journalism. During his twelve years as mayor, Charles became a national spokesman for American cities in housing, the arts, health care, energy, civil liberties and the needs of children and youth. From 1990 until 1994, he served as Director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard University and as a Lecturer at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. Charles is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Washington with appointments in the Graduate School of Public Affairs and in the Graduate School of Public Health and Community Medicine. |
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Seattle Voices with Justice Bobbe Bridge 8/19/2008
Justice Bobbe Bridge is the Founding President of the Center for Children and Youth Justice. She currently serves as co-chair for the Supreme Court Commission on Children in Foster Care, whose mission is to establish safe, permanent families for all children in foster care. Before serving on the Supreme Court, Justice Bridge served as a King County Superior Court judge for ten years and as Presiding Judge of the 51-member Court for two years. She was the Chief Judge of King County Juvenile Court from 1994 to 1997 and the President of the Superior Court Judges’ Association in 1999. |
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Seattle Voices with Sandy Sabersky 8/12/2008
Sandy Sabersky has practiced physical therapy for over 25 years in a variety of settings including hospitals, homecare, continuous care and supported living facilities. She is the Executive Director of Elderwise, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to transform the culture of aging. |
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Seattle Voices with Hyeok Kim 8/5/2008
Hyeok Kim is the Executive Director of Inter*Im Community Development Association (Inter*Im), a nonprofit community development corporation in Seattle that works to promote and revitalize the Chinatown/International District, as well as other Asian Pacific American communities in the region. |
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Seattle Voices with Milenko Matanovic 5/27/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Milenko Mataovic. Mr. Mataovic is a community builder and a visual artist with a professional career and international reputation spanning 40 years. As founding director of Pomegranate Center, he has created an arena in which art; public participation and community betterment converge. |
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Seattle Voices with Marja Brandon 5/20/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Marja Brandon. In 2000, Ms. Brandon moved with her family to Seattle to pursue her dream job, helping to found the Seattle Girls' School. Her dedication to middle school students, anti-bias work, and her commitment to making connection between neuroscience and the classroom in authentic ways have helped create the school now on the corner of Jackson and Martin Luther King Way. |
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Seattle Voices with Emory Thomas, Jr. 5/13/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Emory Thomas, Jr. Mr. Thomas is publisher of the Puget Sound Business Journal, named by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers as one of the top business weeklies in the country. Thomas served as editor of the newspaper for two years before becoming publisher in April 2006. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Skip Rowland 5/6/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Leon "Skip" Rowland. In 2007, Dr. Rowland became director of the Community Development Group, which is an entity of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce. The Urban Enterprise Center works to improve race relations and assist minorities in the business community. While the center began with a mission of inner-city revitalization, Rowland's focus is on programs that help minority business owners improve and grow their companies. |
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Seattle Voices with Hilary Stern 4/22/2008
Hilary Stern is the founding executive director of CASA Latina, a 14 year-old Seattle organization that educates and organizes the most recent and poorest immigrants from Latin America. Hilary has worked for the past 25 years as a teacher and community organizer with immigrant communities. In the mid eighties, she lived and worked in Nicaragua, helping to rewrite the adult literacy primer in English for native English speakers in the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. In 2007, Hilary Stern was featured in Seattle Magazine as the one of the most influential people in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Greg Palmer 4/15/2008
For over 35 years, Greg Palmer has been writing, producing, hosting and directing programs for television, radio, print, theater, and cinema. Recent productions include the 2006 documentary Inside Passage - history and culture of the thousand mile waterway from Puget Sound to Alaska. Mr. Palmer is currently working on a new documentary Georgia: Crossroads of Civilization (working title) - a look at the people and culture of a nation that the world currently knows little about. Greg Palmer has had the honor of being: California Funeral Directors' Media Man of the Year, an Official Hero of the People's Republic of Georgia, and a Winner of the Peabody Award for radio humor…all in the same year. |
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Seattle Voices with Laura Wong-Whitebear 4/8/2008
Laura Wong-Whitebear is a member of the Colville Indian Tribe, and the Interim Executive Director of the Northwest Native American Basketweavers Association. She is a fiber artist weaving with non-traditional materials and also enjoys Native American beadwork, and is dedicated to learning and researching traditional plateau basketry. She received an artist fellowship at the National Museum of the American Indian. Wong-Whitebear is founder of the Three Generations Dance Group, and has served on many projects including the Community Advisory Board for the Pacific Voices Exhibit, Burke Museum 1994-1997, and the Community Advisory Committee of the Wing Luke Asian Museum's new home. |
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Seattle Voices with Vivian Phillips 4/1/2008
Vivian Phillips is a veteran Seattle arts and communications specialist with more than 20 years experience as a public relations and communications manager. Vivian is the acting manager of the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center. A communications director during former mayor Paul Schell's administration and co-director of ACT Theatre's Hansberry Project, Phillips has taken the yearlong appointment at Langston Hughes and will work alongside continuing managing director Manuel Cawaling. The center, a former synagogue in the Central Area, offers arts classes to youths and adults and produces theatrical, film and other cultural offerings. |
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Seattle Voices with Fred Mednick 2/26/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Fred Mednick. Mednick is founder and president of Seattle-based Teachers Without Borders. |
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Seattle Voices with Steve Leahy 2/19/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Steve Leahy. Leahy has been President and CEO of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce since early 2002, and previously served as the Chamber's Executive Vice President beginning in 1992. During his tenure, he has overseen the Chamber's marketing, membership, administrative and financial operations, as well as public affairs and community development programs and relationships with regional, state, and federal leaders. |
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Seattle Voices with Pepper Schwartz 2/12/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Pepper Schwartz. Dr. Schwartz holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Yale University. She is the author of 14 books, including The Great Sex Weekend, The Lifetime Love and Sex Quiz Book, and Everything You Know About Love. Her latest book Prime: Adventures and Advice on Sex, Love, and the Sensual Years was published in June 2007. Dr. Schwartz wrote the monthly column Sex and Health for Glamour Magazine for more than seven years, and Talking About Sex for eight years for American Baby Magazine. She lives in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Sergei Tschernisch 2/5/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this episode of SEATTLE VOICES is Sergei Tschernisch, president of Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Rodney Hochman 1/22/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of SEATTLE VOICES is Dr. Rodney Hochman, president of Swedish Hospital and Medical Center. Dr. Hochman's medical background is in Rheumatology and Internal Medicine, and he has served as a Clinical Fellow in Internal Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Dartmouth Medical School. |
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Seattle Voices with Ken Weinberg 1/15/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of SEATTLE VOICES is Ken Weinberg, CEO of Jewish Family Service. Mr. Weinberg began his career at Jewish Family Service in 1977 and became CEO in 1984. Jewish Family Service is a private, non-profit social service organization serving members of the Jewish and broader communities in the greater Puget Sound region with a mission to help ensure the survival and strength of our community by identifying needs and offering programs and services which incorporate Jewish culture, ethics and principles. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Bonnie Dunbar 1/8/2008
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of SEATTLE VOICES is Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, President and CEO of The Museum of Flight in Seattle. Dr. Dunbar recently retired from NASA's Johnson Space Center where she was Associate Director, Technology Integration and Risk Management for the Space Life Sciences Directorate (SLSD). A veteran of five space flights and more than 50 days in space, Dr. Dunbar holds BS and MS degrees in Ceramic Engineering from the University of Washington, and a PhD in Mechanical/Biomedical Engineering from the University of Houston. |
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Seattle Voices with Senator Claudia Kauffman 12/18/2007
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of Seattle Voices is Senator Claudia Kauffman. As a member of the Nez Perce tribe, Claudia Kauffman is the first Native American woman to serve in the Washington State Senate. She currently serves as Intergovernmental Affairs Liaison for the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, working with a strong network of public and elected officials on issues including economic development, natural resources and veteran affairs. Senator Kauffman was raised in the Puget Sound area and lives with her family in Kent. She has also been foster mother to 10 foster children. |
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Seattle Voices with Dr. Gloria Burgess 12/11/2007
Eric Liu's guest is Dr. Gloria Burgess, an award winning poet, author, director, and performing artist. She is also Principal of Jazz, Inc., an executive coaching and consulting firm. She has published Legacy Living as well as 3 books of poetry, including Journey of the Rose and The Open Door; and has written an inspirational picture book for children of all ages about her father's life-changing relationship with author William Faulkner. Dr. Burgess earned a PhD in Performance Studies and an MBA in Organizational Behavior and Information Systems from the University of Southern California. She also holds an MA in Applied Behavioral Science from Bastyr University, and an MA in Speech Communication and Theater from the University of Michigan. |
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Seattle Voices with Gary Locke 12/4/2007
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of Seattle Voices is former Washington Governor Gary Locke. After receiving his law degree from Boston University, Gary Locke worked as a deputy prosecutor in King County from 1976-1980. He was elected to the Washington State House of Representatives where served on the House Judiciary and Appropriations Committees from 1983-1994. Locke was elected King County Executive, and then ran successfully for governor, serving from 1997-2005 as the first Chinese-American governor in U.S. history. Locke left office in 2005 and joined the Seattle office of international law firm Davis Wright Tremaine. |
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Seattle Voices with Speaker Frank Chopp 11/27/2007
Eric Liu's guest on this edition of Seattle Voices is Washington State Speaker of the House Frank Chopp. He is a Democrat who represents the 43rd District in North Seattle. Chopp was the longtime executive director of the Fremont Public Association (now known as Solid Ground) and currently is Solid Ground's President Emeritus. He was first elected to the House in 1994, and has been Speaker of the House since 2001. He graduated from the University of Washington in 1975, and while in college organized efforts to preserve low income housing in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Nancy Long 8/21/2007
Nancy Long is the Executive Director of the Executive Service Corps of Washington. She was the former Vice-President of Strategy and Organizational Development at Group Health Cooperative. Nancy has a Master’s degree from the Evans School at the University of Washington where she was an affiliate faculty member for several years, teaching courses on management and leadership of nonprofit organizations. The Executive Service Corps of Washington is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that exists to build the capacity of nonprofit organizations and strengthen communities in Washington State. Each year ESC consultants, coaches, trainers, and facilitators provide more than $450,000 of services to over 60 nonprofits and school districts. |
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Seattle Voices with Cheryl Chow 8/14/2007
Cheryl Chow is a former State Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction and Vice Principal and Principal in Seattle's schools. She served on the City Council from 1990 to 1997. Her mother, Ruby Chow, now 84, was the first Asian American elected to the King County Council. |
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Seattle Voices with Chris Wedes, A.K.A. J.P. Patches 8/7/2007
J.P. Patches (full name Julius Pierpont Patches) is a clown who appeared on the Seattle television station KIRO channel 7 from 1958 to 1981, after appearing for a few years on Minneapolis station WTCN channel 11 starting in 1953. At a peak of its 22-year run, the Emmy-winning program had a viewership of over 100,000 in its local markets. When it ended in 1981, the show was the longest running, locally produced children's program in the U.S. The show was live, unrehearsed, masterful improv with an intense barrage of contributions from the off-camera crew. J.P. is still making appearances as of 2007. |
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Seattle Voices with Susannah Malarkey 7/24/2007
Susannah Malarkey is the Executive Director of the Technology Alliance (TA), a statewide organization of leaders from technology businesses and research institutions dedicated to Washington's long-term economic success. Through programs, events, research studies, and policy activities, the TA works to advance the three drivers of a vibrant technology-based economy benefiting all of Washington's citizens: excellent education systems, strong research capacity, and a robust entrepreneurial climate. |
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Seattle Voices with Bill Resler 7/17/2007
Bill Resler is a tax law professor at University of Washington and the coach of the 5-time state champion Roughriders, the Roosevelt high school girls basketball team. Bill was featured in a recent documentary about the Roughriders called The Heart of the Game. He is also author of a new book on the subject called The Heart of the Team. |
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Seattle Voices with Bob Davidson 7/10/2007
Bob Davidson is the Chief Executive Officer of the Seattle Aquarium Society. He is responsible for direction of the 21,000 member non-profit arm of the Seattle Aquarium, including strategic planning for the future Aquarium and financial and civic support for the current Seattle Aquarium. |
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Seattle Voices with Diane Douglas 7/3/2007
Diane Douglas joined Bellevue Community College in 2001 to found its Center for Liberal Arts. From 1991 - 2001, Douglas served as director of Bellevue Art Museum where she guided the museum's growth as it developed an innovative new mission and programs and an internationally recognized new facility in downtown Bellevue. Diane became executive director of CityClub in 2007. |
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Seattle Voices with Jack Faris 6/26/2007
Jack Faris has been president of the Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association (WBBA) since February of 2005. Established in 1990, WBBA seeks to advance Washington's bioscience research and industry sector through business development, political advocacy, information, and member services. |
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Seattle Voices with Karen Kodama 6/19/2007
Karen Kodama began her career in education as an elementary school teacher in the Seattle Public Schools in 1968. Since fall 2000, Kodama has been the principal of the John Stanford International School. John Stanford International School is an award-winning Seattle public elementary school (K-5) in the Wallingford neighborhood. It is the only Seattle public school to offer a dual-language immersion program to all students (Spanish and Japanese). |
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Seattle Voices with David Rolf 6/12/2007
David Rolf first joined the staff of SEIU in Atlanta Georgia in 1991. Prior to his arrival in Washington in 2000, David led the SEIU Los Angeles home care organizing campaign from 1995-1999. SEIU (Service Employees International Union) Local 775 is a workers union with a mission is to unite the strength of all Long-term Care workers, to improve the lives of working people and lead the way to a more just and humane world. |
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Seattle Voices with Steven Villegas 6/5/2007
Steven Villegas made his first Utilikilt in 1996. He was refurbishing a motorcycle in his garage and his pants were uncomfortable so he cut and sewed up his favorite pair of pants -- green military field pants -- to make a kilt. The Utilikilts company is a pioneer in producing a comfortable alternative to trousers by producing Men's Unbifurcated Garments. |
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Seattle Voices with Bookda Gheisar 5/22/2007
Bookda Gheisar has been the Executive Director of Social Justice Fund Northwest since May of 2001. She has spent the last 20 years working in not-for-profit organizations with a strong mission, vision, and commitment to working with disenfranchised populations. Founded in 1977, Social Justice Fund Northwest (formerly A Territory Resource) is an organization dedicated to addressing the root causes of social, economic, and environmental inequities. |
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Seattle Voices with Bill Stafford 5/15/2007
Bill Stafford is president of the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle. Between 1971 and 1990, he was employed with the City of Seattle in a number of positions, including Deputy Mayor to Charles Royer and Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Relations. Prior to joining the City of Seattle, he was with Ford Motor Company. The mission of the Trade Alliance is to promote Greater Seattle, including King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties, as one of North America's premier international gateways and commercial centers. |
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Seattle Voices with Fidelma McGinn 5/8/2007
Prior to being executive director of Artist Trust, Fidelma was the executive director of 911 Media Arts between 1997 and 2003. She serves as the President of the Board for the National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC). Before moving to the non-profit sector in 1997, Fidelma worked for Microsoft Corporation. Artist Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated exclusively to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. |
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Seattle Voices with Ben Klasky 5/1/2007
Ben has been the executive director at Islandwood since January 2005. He previously served as executive director of Net Impact and is a board member of both Donor Empower and Camp Galileo. His career ranges from advising Fortune 500 companies at Deloitte Consulting, to teaching in a severely under-resourced school. IslandWood is a 255-acre outdoor learning center designed to provide exceptional learning experiences and inspire lifelong environmental and community stewardship. It has programs for schools as well as programs for adults, children and families. |
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Seattle Voices with Sue Rahr 4/24/2007
Sue Rahr was appointed to replace outgoing Sheriff Dave Reichert in January 2005. In November 2005 she was elected King County Sheriff. Sheriff Rahr has been in law enforcement for over 20 years and earned a B.A. in criminal justice. She has steadily climbed the ranks of the Sheriff's Office, from street patrol to every level of management, and then to the sheriff's chair. |
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Seattle Voices with Barbara Thomas 4/17/2007
Barbara Thomas is a visual artist and a writer with a longstanding record as an arts administrator. She has overseen programs for Seattle's Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs and the Northwest's largest arts Festival, Bumbershoot. She is currently the Curator and Deputy Director of the Northwest African American Museum that will open in 2007. |
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Seattle Voices with Leonard Garfield 4/10/2007
Prior to working as executive director at MOHAI, Leonard Garfield worked at the Washington State Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, and was director of the King County Office of Cultural Resources. Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) first opened the doors of its Montlake neighborhood facility to the public on February 15, 1952. The Museum's first exhibits displayed artifacts, documents, and photographs collected by the Seattle Historical Society. |
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Seattle Voices with Dick Spady, Dick's Drive-In 4/3/2007
On January 28, 1954, Dick Spady and his two business partners opened the first Dick's Drive-In on N.E. 45th Street in the Wallingford District of Seattle. There are now 5 locations in Seattle. Dick is also president of Forum Foundation. Forum Foundation works to enhance communication in organizations and society. Dick is co-author of The Leadership of Civilization Building: Administrative and Civilization Theory, Symbolic Dialogue, and Citizen Skills. |
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Seattle Voices with Deborah Jacobs 3/27/2007
Deborah's thirty years of public library service have been characterized by a passionate commitment to, and pride in delivery, of library services. She has been the City Librarian of The Seattle Public Library in since November 1997. |
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Seattle Voices with Calvin Lyons 3/20/2007
Calvin Lyons is executive director of Rainier Scholars, an academic initiative that focuses on preparing talented young students of color for long-term success and college graduation. Prior to Rainier Scholars, Calvin worked as Vice President of Diversity Recruiting for Washington Mutual Bank and was Chief Volunteer Officer for the YMCA in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with John de Graaf 3/13/2007
John de Graaf is the recipient of more than 100 awards for filmmaking. Many of his programs address environmental subjects, including Beyond Organic, Escape from Affluenza, and Circle of Plenty. He has worked with KCTS for 23 years as an independent producer of television documentaries. De Graaf is the founder of the Hazel Wolf Environmental Film Festival. |
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Seattle Voices with Robert Nellams 3/6/2007
On January 22, 2007 Robert Nellams was sworn in as the new Seattle Center Director by the Seattle City Council. Robert began his public service career in 1982 as an accountant with the city soon after graduating from Central Washington University. He joined Seattle Center in 1996 as director of patron services. |
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Seattle Voices with Clarence Acox, Garfield HS Jazz Ensemble 1/16/2007
Clarence Acox directs the award-winning Garfield High School Jazz Ensemble, and is among Seattle's busiest drummers. A native of New Orleans, he graduated from Southern University. His sextet has won numerous awards for its CD recordings, Joanna's Dance and Indigenous Groove. Acox can also be heard as a regular member of the Floyd Standifer Group. He serves annually as a faculty artist for the renowned Bud Shank/Centrum Jazz Workshop. In 2002 Clarence received national Educator of the Year Award from Down Beat magazine. |
Seattle Voices with Tim Harris, Real Change Newspaper 1/9/2007
Tim Harris, who as a 17-year-old runaway came to appreciate homeless people for their "honesty" and "realness," said Real Change has helped shape opinions and defuse misconceptions about homelessness and its causes, but there still remains much to do. Tim founded the Real Change Newspaper Program in 1994 to "be a voice for the poor and homeless, and to create flexible and immediate employment for those who want it." |
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Seattle Voices with Bryce Seidl 1/2/2007
Bryce Seidl had a long and successful career with the Simpson Timber and Paper Companies and with Fisher Mills, where he distinguished himself by leading the turn around and divestiture of the business. He was also Mayor of the City of Vancouver, Washington, between 1984 and 1987. Most recently, Mr. Seidl served as interim Executive Director of the Pilchuck Glass School in Seattle, where he is President of the Board. |
Seattle Voices with Marianne Scholl 12/12/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Marianne Scholl, publisher of Seattle Woman Magazine. Marianne Scholl and Karen Matthee began Seattle Woman Magazine from their homes, with years of experience and sheer determination. Their goal was to address issues of concern to women that weren't being covered by the mainstream press-controversial topics such as why Washington has the highest risk of breast cancer in the country, and racism and sexism in the work place-as well as highlighting the career achievements of local women. This provocative magazine is growing by almost 75% a year. |
Seattle Voices with Magdaleno (Leno) Rose-Avila 12/5/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Magdaleno (Leno) Rose-Avila, Executive Director of Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. Throughout his career, Leno has been a U.S. Peace Corps Country Director in Nicaragua, Guatemala, Paraguay and Micronesia. He took on the position of lead organizer for the Cesar Chavez’s United Farm workers Union in the state of Colorado. Leno holds a degree in communications from University of Colorado in Boulder and taught theatre and sociology at the University of Colorado, and sociology at Colorado College. NW Immigrant Rights Project advances the legal rights and dignity of low-income immigrants in Washington State by pursuing and preserving their legal status through legal representation, education and public policy. |
Seattle Voices with Tony Lee 11/21/2006
In this episode, Eric Liu talks with Tony Lee, Advocacy Department Director of Fremont Public Association. Tony's work focuses on low-income issues such as welfare reform, Medicaid, and low-income housing. Tony has served as Legislative Director of the Washington Association of Churches (WAC) where he coordinated the public policy work for the WAC representing the Protestant and Catholic denominations in our state. He is also Policy Director at the Statewide Poverty Action Network (SPAN). Fremont Public Association provides shelter, food, counseling and other basic services for over 25,000 people yearly throughout Seattle and King County. More information about Fremont Public Association is at: www.fremontpublic.org |
Seattle Voices with Jonathan Bridge 11/14/2006
In this episode, host Eric Liu talks with Jonathan Bridge, Co-Chief Executive Officer and General Counsel, Ben Bridge Jeweler. Jonathan is Vice President of the Military Law Section of the Washington State Bar Association; is a member of the Executive Board of the Alliance for Education; and is a board member of the Association of Washington Business; the Center for Career Alternatives in Seattle; the Washington State Courts' Historical Society; and Evergreen Children's Association. Ben Bridge Jeweler is a Seattle-based retail firm founded in 1912, now with 75 stores in 12 states. |
Seattle Voices with Audrey Haberman 11/7/2006
Audrey is the Vice President of Programs for the Philanthropy Northwest Board of Directors, and also serves on the national board for Funders for Lesbian and Gay Issues. She was named 2004 Phenomenal Woman by the Women's Endowment Fund. Pride Foundation, one of the largest gay and lesbian community foundations in the country. Since 1987, with the support of over 7000 donors, Pride has awarded almost $8 million in grants and scholarships to strengthen our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied communities in the Pacific Northwest. More information at www.pridefoundation.org |
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Seattle Voices with Lorraine Torrence 10/5/2006
Host Eric Liu speaks with local designer Lorraine Torrence. |
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Seattle Voices with James Tune 9/28/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with the president of ArtsFund, James Tune. |
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Seattle Voices with Barbara Lui and David Brubakken 9/21/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with psychologists Barbara Lui and David M. Brubakken the creators of Talk Blocks. |
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Seattle Voices with Judge Mary Yu 9/7/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with King County Superior Court Judge Mary Yu. |
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Seattle Voices with Rick Yoder 8/31/2006
Host Eric Liu interviews Rick Yoder, the owner of Wild Ginger restaurant and the Triple Door. |
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Seattle Voices with the Honorable Norm Maleng 8/24/2006
Seattle Voices features guests with vision and energy who are making Seattle's public life more vibrant. Watch as host Eric Liu talks with King County Prosecuting Attorney, Norm Maleng. |
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Seattle Voices with Hubert Locke 7/13/2006
Currently a columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Hubert G. Locke, is a retired professor and former dean of the Daniel J. Evans Graduate School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington. |
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Seattle Voices with David Goldstein 7/6/2006
David Goldstein is the founder and author of www.horsesass.org, one of the NW's most popular liberal political blogs. |
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Seattle Voices with Edna and Chris Daigre 6/29/2006
Edna Daigre, founder and director of Ewajo Centre Inc., began her early dance education in Chicago studying Katherine Dunham Technique, a study of culture and heritage. Her community work involves developing health and dance programs for public schools, colleges, University of Washington Dance Department, community-based projects, special population and senior programs. Chris Daigre is the Artistic Director of Ewajo Dance Workshop. He studied Afro Latin Jazz, Modern under the teaching and guidance of Edna Daigre. |
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Seattle Voices with Wier Harman 6/8/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with the new Executive Director of Town Hall. |
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Seattle Voices with Bob Drewel 6/1/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with the Executive Director of the Puget Sound Regional Council. |
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Seattle Voices with Ezra Teshome 5/25/2006
Eric Liu talks with a local insurance broker who’s led volunteer teams back to his native Ethiopia to immunize children against the crippling scourge of polio. |
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Seattle Voices with Kristin Hayden 4/27/2006
Eric Liu talks with the Founder and Executive Director of One World Now, which offers opportunities for young people to increase their tolerance, gain new language and leadership skills and to experience other cultures first-hand. |
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Seattle Voices with Andrea Wagner 4/20/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with the Executive Director at the Seattle International Children's Festival, a dazzling variety of cultural experiences for the children, teachers and families of the Pacific Northwest. |
Seattle Voices with Dorry Elias-Garcia 4/6/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Dorry Elias-Garcia, Executive Director of the Minority Executive Directors Coalition of King County. |
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Seattle Voices with Ron Sher 3/30/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Ron Sher, a shopping center developer and founder of Third Place Books. |
Seattle Voices with Teri Hein 3/9/2006
Teri Hein runs 826 Seattle, a center dedicated to helping young people improve their creative and expository writing skills. They provide free tutoring, workshops, and other writing programs. |
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Seattle Voices with Melody Biringer 3/2/2006
Melody Biringer, a self-described "start-up junkie," started Crave Parties (www.craveparty.com) in Seattle, where they became overnight successes and quickly spread to Portland, San Francisco, Scottsdale and Vancouver B.C. |
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Seattle Voices with Denis Hayes 1/5/2006
Host Eric Liu talks with Denis Hayes, president of the environmentally focused Bullitt Foundation. |
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Seattle Voices with Lori Matsukawa 12/5/2005
Eric talks with Lori Matsukawa, anchor for KING 5 News, about a new Japanese Culture and Community Center in Seattle. |
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Seattle Voices with Bob Watt 12/1/2005
Eric talks with Bob Watt, Vice President of Government and Community Relations at the Boeing Company. |
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Seattle Voices with Jerilyn Brusseau 12/1/2005
Eric talks with Jerilyn Brusseau, who is a cook, restaurateur, baker, businesswoman, humanitarian and cultural diplomat. |
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Seattle Voices with Tomio Moriguchi 11/3/2005
Host Eric Liu interviews the Chairman and CEO of Uwajimaya, an Asian specialty supermarket. |
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Seattle Voices with Jacqueline Moscou 10/27/2005
Host Eric Liu interviews Jacqueline Moscou, Artistic Director, Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center. |
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Seattle Voices with Pastor Samuel McKinney 10/6/2005
Samuel McKinney, Pastor, Mt. Zion Baptist Church talks with Eric Liu about what's next for himself and the church he has long been associated with. |
Seattle Voices with Paul Shoemaker 9/29/2005
Paul Shoemaker, Executive Director of Social Venture Partners - a organization of professionals looking for a way to invest their time, skills and resources in the Puget Sound community. SVP links community professionals and nonprofit organizations to make a hands-on difference. In this episode of Seattle Voices, host Eric Liu sits down to talk with Paul about his work. |
Seattle Voices with Deborah Swets 9/22/2005
Host Eric Liu talks with Deborah Swets, Executive Director, CityClub about role CityClub plays in our civic dialogue. |
Seattle Voices with Jim Marsh 9/1/2005
Jim Marsh, Executive Director of The Washington State Mentoring Partnership, joins host Eric Liu for this episode of Seattle Voices. |
Seattle Voices with Bob Santos 8/25/2005
Eric Liu talks with Bob Santos, who serves as the Executive Director of Inter*Im, the International District Improvement Association and Community Development Association. |
Seattle Voices with Joshua Gortler 8/18/2005
Host Eric Liu talks with Joshua Gortler, President/CEO of the Caroline Kline Galland Home, a Jewish nursing home and continuous care facility based in Seward Park. |
Seattle Voices with Bill Grace and Dale Nienow 7/21/2005
Bill Grace, Founder, Center for Ethical Leadership and Dale Nienow, Executive Director, Center for Ethical Leadership talk with Eric Liu about leadership. |
Seattle Voices with Carver Gayton 7/21/2005
Host Eric Liu sits down with Carver Gayton, Director of the Northwest African American Museum to see what is on the horizon for this project. |
Seattle Voices with James Whitfield 7/21/2005
James Whitfield, President of CityClub and Regional Director, U.S. Dept of HHS, joins host Eric Liu for this episode of Seattle Voices. |
Seattle Voices with Jerry Large 6/21/2005
Seattle Times columnist Jerry Large sits down to talk with host Eric Liu. |
Seattle Voices with State Representative Ed Murray 6/21/2005
State Representative Ed Murray of the 43rd district sits down with host Eric Liu to talk about life and the legislature. |
Seattle Voices with Stefan Sharkansky 6/21/2005
Host Eric Liu sits down with local columnist and founder of soundpolitics.org, Stefan Sharkansky. |
Seattle Voices with Assunta Ng 5/18/2005
Host Eric Liu talks with Assunta Ng, founder and publisher of the Northwest Asian Weekly and Seattle Chinese Post. |
Seattle Voices with Lem Howell 5/18/2005
Host Eric Liu talks with Lem Howell, Civil Rights Attorney. |
Seattle Voices with Matt Kelley 5/18/2005
Host Eric Liu talks with Matt Kelley, Founder and President of MAVIN Foundation, an organization dedicated to multiracial youth and families. |
Seattle Voices with DeCharlene Williams 4/7/2005
Eric Liu talks with DeCharlene Williams, Founder of the Central Area Chamber of Commerce. |
Seattle Voices with Diane Narasaki 3/3/2005
Eric Liu talks with Diane Narasaki, Executive Director for the Asian Counseling and Referral Center. |
Seattle Voices with Dustin Washington 12/30/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Dustin Washington, Director of the Community Justice Program at the American Friends Service Committee in Seattle. |
Seattle Voices with Nate Miles 12/23/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Nate Miles, Regional Manager of Government Affairs for Eli Lilly and Company. |
Seattle Voices with Carl Mack 11/18/2004
Host Eric Liu talkes with Carl Mack, President of the Seattle chapter of the NAACP |
Seattle Voices with Greg Shaw 10/28/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Greg Shaw, Pacific Northwest Director for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. |
Seattle Voices with Lisa Fitzhugh 10/21/2004
Host Eric Liu interviews Lisa Fitzhugh, Executive Director of Arts Corps. |
Seattle Voices with C.R. Douglas 10/14/2004
Host Eric Liu interviews C.R. Douglas, Seattle Channel's City Inside/Out Host.
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Seattle Voices with Wallis Bolz 10/7/2004
Host Eric Liu interviews Wallis Bolz, Seattle Star and Seattle Sun Publisher. |
Seattle Voices with Roberto Maestas 9/30/2004
Host Eric Liu interviews Roberto Maestas, Executive Director, El Centro de la Raza. |
Seattle Voices with Charles Mitchell 9/21/2004
Host Eric Liu interviews Charles Mitchell, Chancellor, Seattle Community Colleges. |
Seattle Voices with Phyllis Campbell 8/26/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Phyllis Campbell, CEO of the Seattle Foundation
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Seattle Voices with the Honorable Norm Rice 8/19/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with the Honorable Norm Rice CEO of the Federal Home Loan Bank and Former Seattle Mayor. |
Seattle Voices with Matt Richter 7/22/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Matthew Richter, Founder and Executive Director of Consolidated Works, an urban contemporary arts center actively developing and presenting work by artists engaged in the exploration of theater, visual art, film, music, and other arts disciplines. |
Seattle Voices with Tom Ikeda 7/22/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Tom Ikeda, Executive Director of Densho. (for more information about the Densho project:www.densho.org)
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Seattle Voices with Jeff Kemp 7/12/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Jeff Kemp, Executive Director of Families Northwest. |
Seattle Voices with Art Thiel 6/7/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Art Thiel, Sports Columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. |
Seattle Voices with Dr. Nancy Stevens 6/7/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Dr. Nancy Stevens, Director of the University of Washington Family Medicine Residency Network. |
Seattle Voices with Enrique Cerna 6/7/2004
Host Eric Liu talks with Enrique Cerna, host of KCTS Connects. |
Seattle Voices Alan Sugiyama 2/9/2004
Eric Liu talks one on one with Alan Sugiyama, the director of The Center for Career Alternatives. |
Seattle Voices with Naomi Ishisaka 12/16/2003
Host Eric Liu talks one on one with Naomi Ishisaka, Editor, Colors NW magazine. |
Seattle Voices with Pramila Jayapal 12/16/2003
Host Eric Liu talks one on one with Pramila Jayapal, Director Hate Free Zone of Washington. |
