Week in Review: December 5, 2025 - with David Kroman
On this week-in-review, Crystal Fincher and David Kroman discuss:
✂️ Ferguson budget relies on cuts
🧑⚖️ Trump sues WA
🏢 Affordable housing bailout
🔮 Significance of Wilson hires
✋ Eddie Lin sworn into Council
🚈 Light rail arrives in South King Co!
As always, a full text transcript of the…
Bigger and Bolder on Density: New CM Eddie Lin Says It's Time
Tune in to hear new District 2 Council Member Eddie Lin break down the latest council dynamics, the future of the city's housing strategy, comprehensive planning efforts, public safety issues in District 2, along with his thoughts about the Mayor Katie Wilson administration ... and more.
Our edito…
Week In Review: Starbucks, data centers, and back to the office
Host Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Seattle City Councilmember, District 2, Eddie Lin, host, writer and producer Angela Poe Russell, and political analyst and contributing columnist Joni Balter.
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Animation vs Live Action | The STORYBOARD Process Breakdown
🔸 Today we're joined by such renowned storyboard artists as DAN MILLIGAN, MARK SIMON, and EDDIE LIN as we discuss the differences between creating storyboards for LIVE ACTION vs. doing storyboards for ANIMATION. You'll be surprised by what our experienced panel has to say. Plus SHANE starts us off …
The Need to Pause Construction on AI Data Centers
Seattle City Councilmember Eddie Lin on the need to pause construction on AI data centers in Seattle // Casey McNerthney on how "toy" guns are prosecuted differently than real guns // Crime and Punishment" — a weekly crime report with Casey McNerthney at the King County Prosecutor's Office // Charl…
Patrons-First Podcast: A Change to Environmental Appeals? One-on-one with Councilmember Eddie Lin
A bonus show this week for Seattle's favorite coffee break political podcast!
It's a super-wonky and super-controversial topic: should Seattle change the way the public is allowed to make environmental appeals on big zoning projects? Here's what's not wonky: based on the massive amounts of public …
Seattle City Council weighs ending some environmental appeals as growth plan stalls
Haven’t heard about Seattle’s comprehensive plan recently?
Well, the city council is supposed to be working on it, but the process is on hold because of appeals. Just to catch you up: The comprehensive plan is a set of zoning changes that are supposed to be a blueprint for future growth. It’s re…
Why a Seattle Symphony bassist started a fight with City Hall over housing density and orcas
Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan has hit a snag.
The plan is the set of zoning changes that plans the city’s future growth – the current one in the works outlines a lot more housing density in the city. State law requires such a plan be in place, but Seattle’s has been delayed by administrative appea…
What To Know About the Seattle Center Shooting, SEPA Updates, and Good News When We Need It
Today on the podcast, host Jane C. Hu is joined by contributors Hannah Krieg and Ryan Packer to discuss the shooting that occurred Sunday night at Bite of Seattle at Seattle Center. They talk about what we know, the other shootings that occurred in Seattle over the weekend, but overall their love f…
The City Hall Pit: Why a hole in downtown Seattle has persisted for more than 20 years
We dig into a giant hole in downtown real estate: the story behind why a full city block has remained undeveloped for more than 20 years.
Plus: Libby and David break down today’s top headlines.
Today on the show: Former Seattle Deputy Mayor Tim Burgess, Seattle City Councilmember Eddie Lin, and D…
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