Science Friday
Science Friday at 11:00 a.m.
"Science Friday" is a weekly science talk show focusing on top news with an educated, balanced perspective on the scientific issues at hand.
Tell Me More
Tell Me More at 1:00 p.m.
"Tell Me More" captures the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America. Hosted by award–winning journalist Michel Martin, the show focuses on the way we live, intersect and collide in a culturally diverse world. Each show features a variety of segments examining news, ideas and people.
The Story
The Story at 2:00 p.m.
"The Story" finds people whose lives are intersecting with significant issues in the news and gives them the opportunity to tell their story. At a time when "celebrity rules" and the only "ordinary" people we see are faces in the crowd, "The Story" reminds listeners that their stories and their lives matter.
The Dinner Party
If you could have anyone — alive or dead — over for dinner, who would you invite and what would you ask them? More »
- Will Intiman Theatre Survive?
The clock is ticking for Intiman Theatre. If it doesn't raise $1 million, the Tony Award–winning Seattle organization will close its doors for good. - Environmentalists File Lawsuit Against Naval Testing Along Northwest Coast
- Census Finds Claims Of Tribal Heritage Jump Dramatically
- Washington AG And Facebook Challenge Ad Scams In Federal Court
- EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson Hosts Town Hall At UW
- Is A New Type Of Provider The Answer To Our Dental Crisis?
Nearly 50 million Americans live in areas without enough dentists. Some state legislators say the answer is a new kind of dental provider. - Female American Roots Musicians Get Boost From Northwest Couple
Not a lot of women in American roots music are getting their due. A local couple has made it their mission to change that.
- Scratching An Ankle Is Hard To Beat
- Obama Vs. Gingrich? More Reasons GOP Fears The Matchup
- Facebook's IPO Filing Could Come Next Week, 'Wall Street Journal' Says
- Heading Into Final Fla. Swing., GOP Candidates Keep Courting Latino Voters
- In Egypt: Charges, Trial Could Be Next, Says Sam LaHood
- College Presidents Have Problems With Obama's Message On Tuition
- 'Barefoot Bandit' Gets 6 1/2 Years On Federal Charges
- Heavy Doctors Avoid Heavy Discussions About Weight
- Why Could Romney's Father Run For President If He Was Born In Mexico?
- Fitch Downgrades Credit Of 5 E.U. Countries, Including Spain, Italy
- Parties clash over RBS boss bonus
- UN in closed-door talks on Syria
- Right-to-die case wins first step
- 'Horrific' cruelty farmer jailed
- Olympic ceremony 'Wonder' theme
- UK soldier killed in Afghanistan
- Spain jobless passes five million
- Murder charges after decapitation
- 'Bullet' sent to QPR in the post
- Redknapp: 'I don't fiddle taxes'
Refugees In Puget Sound
Thousands of refugees come to Washington each year from Burma, Iraq, Bhutan and Somalia. Learn more in our four–part series by Jessica Partnow.
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