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Last week, Crystal Fincher (our fearless host) and Michael Charles were featured in a Crosscut article discussing why the group Political Consultants of Color Coalition was formed - to create more opportunities for consultants of color to work on campaigns in Washington State. In this episode, we dive in to what

This week Crystal and co-host Ashley Archibald dive in to what has been happening in Seattle this week, including: continued protests, an autonomous zone in the center of our city, the president threatening to invade our state, and a push for equal opportunity for political consultants of color.

The Honorable Velma Veloria was many firsts: the first Filipino American in the Washington State legislature, the first Asian American woman in the Washington State legislator, and she was among three legislators making Washington State the first state in the country to pass anti-human trafficking legislation. In this episode,

Most know Nikkita Oliver from making headlines during the Seattle mayoral race of 2017. While they didn’t end up one of the top two, they powerfully moved the needle in Seattle politics, centering the conversation on those frequently excluded from halls of power instead of the established players. Today,

Washington State has a serious problem: the rate of indigenous women who are missing or murdered. Often, their families feel they have few options, and are left without the support of law enforcement. Historian and scholar Emily Washines, founder of Native Friends, talks with Crystal about the situation in Washington

Today we talk all things education in Seattle with Seattle Times reporter Dahlia Bazzaz, including how students are impacted by the wide income disparities increasingly prevalent in our city.