All Episodes

Ep 171 From the Fields to the Stage: José Iñiguez’s Musical Journey

Ep 170 ICE Arrests Surge in Washington: The Human Impact

Ep 169 ICE Arrest in West Seattle: Stacey Fitzpatrick Fights to Bring Her Husband Home

Ep 168 Breaking the Silence: Three Journalists Talk About Mental Health

Ep 167 Lori Matsukawa: A Life in Journalism, Breaking Barriers, and Telling Her Story

Ep 166 First in the Family: Two WSU First Generation Graduates Share Their Journey

Ep 165 Never Again Is Now: Art, Memory, and Controversy at Bellevue College with Artist Erin Shigaki.

Ep 164 Cinco de Mayo with Mexican Primo Manolo: History, Culture, and Real Talk

Ep 163 Journalist Marcus Harrison Green on Minneapolis: From George Floyd to ICE Crackdown

Ep 162 Reckoning with a Legacy: Accusations Against Cesar Chavez

Ep 161 Fred Rivera on Baseball, The Front Office and Leadership.

Ep 160 Seattle Civil Rights Activist Nate Miles remembers Reverend Jesse Jackson

Ep 159 Super Bowl 2026 : Judge Veronica Galvan on Football, Fandom, and Representation

Ep 158 Remembering Lenny Wilkens

Ep 157 Congress at a Crossroads: Marilyn Strickland on Shutdowns, Violence, & Democracy

Ep 156 Undercounted: Native Students in Washington’s Schools

Ep 155 Standing Firm: Rep Julio Cortes on Sanctuary Policies and Washington's Latino Voice

Ep 154 Author Ray Suarez on Immigration and Immigrants

Ep 153 The One Big Beautiful Bill — and Its Big Ugly Impact on Community Health

Ep 152 Journalist Lilly Fowler on Unmasking ICE Agents

Ep 151 Tense Time for Growers and Farm Workers

Ep 150 Will the College Assistance Migrant Program Survive?

Ep 149 "Going to work feels like I'm going to war." Immigration Attorney Maribel Martinez.

Ep 148 Remembering Our Fathers

Ep 147 Wards of the State: The Long Shadow of American Foster Care with Author Claudia Rowe

Ep 146 Mark Trahant: 50 Years of Journalism

Seattle Port Commissioner Sam Cho on Tariff Chaos

Ep 144 Memories of Our Mothers

Ep 143 Former U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke

Ep 142 Si Se Puede United Farm Workers President Teresa Romero

Ep 141 The Federal Budget Cuts: A widow and single mother speaks out.

Chino Y Chicano Ep 140 The L.A.Wildfires: Life after Loss

Ep 139 Malou Chavez, Northwest Immigrant Rights Project

Ep 138 Dave Sims, New York Yankees Radio Voice

Ep 137 Author Tim Heaphy on Rising Threats to Democracy

Ep 136 Jaime Mendez, Se Habla Media on Fear gripping Spanish Speaking Immigrants

Ep 135 Dr. Karen Thomas Brown on the Demonization of DEI.

Ep 134 Former WSU Football Great Jack Thompson on Jake Dickert's Departure.

Ep 133 Psychologist Karla Blanco on Uncertainty and Anxiety as Trump returns.

Ep 132 Writer, Director, Producer Phillip Bobo on Football, Hollywood, Attitude and Humility

Ep 131 Remembering Fernando Valenzuela

Ep 130 Election Hangover

Ep 129 UNFILTERED A Seattle Anti-Violence Advocate, Fentanyl, and a Federal Indictment

Ep 128 UNFILTERED Seattle Channel Cuts

Ep 127 Political Scientist Maria Chavez on the Latino Vote and its shift to the right.

Ep 126 Chief Judge Veronica Galvan, King County Juvenile Court

Ep 125 Historian/Author Rick Shenkman on Project 2025

Ep 124 Unfiltered: The Donald vs Kamala, Duty to Vote, Curbing Gun Violence

Ep 123 Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Steven González

Ep 122 UNFILTERED with Debora Juarez, Omari Salisbury and Enrique Cerna

Ep 121 Author/Activist Luis Miranda, Jr.

Ep 120 UNFILTERED Protests and Business Backtrack on DEI

UNFILTERED Ep 119 Remembering Matt Chan

Chino Y Chicano Ep 118 Rest in Peace, Matt Chan

Ep 117 Historian Rick Shenkman on Cognitive Dissonance and support of Donald Trump

Ep 116 UNFILTERED

Ep 115 Mike Fancher, Washington Coalition for Open Government

Ep 114 Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Maria Hinojosa

Ep 113 Washington State Senator Nikki Torres

Chino Y Chicano Ep 112 Matt’s Cancer; Enrique’s Stolen Car; Mayor Needs to Deliver

Ep 111 Finalists Forum for Seattle City Council Position 8

Ep 110 Matt Chan Has Cancer Part 6

Ep 109 Washington State Senator Joe Nguyen

Ep 108 Congressman Adam Smith

Ep 107 Jaime Mendez, Se Habla Media

Ep 106 Israeli Human Rights Lawyer/UW Lecturer Dr. Smadar Ben-Natan

Ep 105 Washington Tenth District Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland

Ep 104 Lahaina Homeowner Shirley Enebrad on the Maui Wildfires Aftermath

Ep 103 Lori Matsukawa, Author of Brave Mrs. Sato

Ep 102 Victoria Beach, Chair, SPD African-American Community Advisory Council

Ep 101 Opera Singer Jose Iñiguez

Ep 100 Marty Jackson, Executive Director of the Southeast Network Safety Program

Ep 99 Shirley Enebrad, Lahaina Homeowner

Ep 98 Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz

Ep 97 Award Winning Journalist Deborah Horne

Ep 96 Matt Chan Has Cancer Part 5

Ep 95 The Fentanyl Crisis

Ep 94 Former Washington Governor Gary Locke

Ep 93 Hattie Kauffman, Storyteller

Ep 92 Ramon Rivera, Washington State Music Teacher of the Year

Ep 91 Seferiana Day, Upper Left Strategies

Ep 90 Washington State Supreme Court Chief Justice Steven Gonzalez

Ep 89 Seattle Times Staff Writer Esmy Jimenez on "Social Services Librarians"

Ep 88 Artist/Activist Erin Shigaki

Ep 87 Seattle City Council Member Sara Nelson on Protests and Movement Politics

Ep 86 Matt Chan Has Cancer Part 4

Ep 85 Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell

Ep 84 Seattle City Council President Debora Juarez Speaks Out

Ep 83 Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz

Ep 82 Thomas Saenz, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund

Ep 81 Dr. Amy Cooter, Center on Terrorism, Extremism and Counterterrorism

Ep 80 Seattle Times Food Writer Tan Vinh

Ep 79 Jaci McCormack, CEO, Rise Above

Ep 78 Former Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best

Ep 77 Publisher Assunta Ng

Ep 76 New King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion

Ep 75 Author Peter Bacho

Ep 74 Looking Back on 2022 and Ahead to 2023

Ep 73 Author Marcus Harrison Green on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health

Ep 72 Film Critic Carlos Aguilar on Tenoch Huerta's role in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever