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Northwest Reports takes listeners deep into the stories that shape Seattle, Washington state, and the Pacific Northwest, drawing on the enterprising work being done by reporters in the Cascade PBS newsroom. Through conversations with journalists, community members and newsmakers, we showcase personal stories that help us better understand the real-life impacts behind the headlines. Hosted by Maleeha Syed and Sara Bernard.
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English
United States
93 episodes
since Aug. 29, 2022
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The governor’s office has been keeping communications tight. Three state politics reporters discuss the unusual lack of access and its public impact.
Another surprising aspect of the first few months of the Ferguson administration was a lack of communication with the public, particularly through t…
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What’s with all the criticism? Pollster Stuart Elway and state Sen. Jamie Pedersen think it could be the governor's centrism, which irks both sides.
Voters aren’t too happy with Gov. Bob Ferguson’s first few months as governor. A new Cascade PBS/Elway poll found that the governor has the lowest fi…
At first, Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson appeared to cross the aisle. Lawmakers on the right were thrilled – until they weren’t.
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s inaugural address wasn’t what anyone expected from the new governor, and it set the tone for a challenging legislative session in which the new executi…
The founder and editor of 'The Needling' on why Seattle is so easy to make fun of and how comedy can help us process the news.
Seattle’s high cost of living, policing and tech industry fuel a lot of local headlines, including those published by The Needling, “Seattle’s Only Real Fake News.”
On …
The founder of Hey, Black Seattle! talks about the good — and complicated — realities of building community in the PNW as a person of color.
It can be tough to find a sense of community in Seattle, where it’s rainy most of the year and there’s a notorious social freeze to break through. It can be…
The creator of “View from the Floor” describes how people’s experiences in the Emerald City differ depending on their physical abilities.
Seattle’s got a lot to offer, whether you’re drawn to the city for its picturesque views or its rich cultural history. But people’s experiences of the Emerald …
The founder of Vanishing Seattle, a digital archive documenting disappearing spaces, addresses loss and joy in a changing city.
It seems that everyone has an opinion about Seattle as the city grows, residents get priced out and businesses disappear.
In the latest Northwest Reports series, reco…
Despite ambitious goals toward combating climate change, Oregon and Washington lag far behind other states when it comes to adding renewable energy.
Our series It’s Not Easy Going Green focused on the struggles around the creation of new green energy projects. But it turns out that even if Oregon…
One group with a loud voice in the debate over renewable energy development in Washington is farmers. Since so many of these conflicts are rooted in land-use decisions, a major question remains: Should the state prioritize land for agriculture or energy development?
Brandon Block explains how som…
What is the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, or EFSEC, anyway? While so many of Washington’s proposed renewable energy projects are mired in controversy, one thing all sides can agree on is their criticism of EFSEC.
The state body, which is empowered to override local laws and recommend p…
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