Fresh Air
Fresh Air at 8:00 p.m.
"Fresh Air" with Terry Gross is a Peabody Award–winning magazine of contemporary arts and issues. The show gives interviews as much time as needed, and complements them with comments from well–known critics and commentators. "Fresh Air" is produced at WHYY–FM in Philadelphia and broadcast nationally by NPR.
On Point
On Point at 9:00 p.m.
"On Point" offers a lively conversation on everything from breaking news to ancient poetry. It creates a different kind of conversation about the country and world we live in. Maybe it's the kind of national conversation you've always wanted: fast, fun, serious, surprising. Open to everyone. And above all, unflinchingly honest.
Tell Me More
Tell Me More at 11:00 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 Art Of Our City
"The Art of Our City" introduces listeners to something new, from a temporary public artwork, to pocket parks and other urban treats.
A Guide To Visitors
"A Guide To Visitors: Storytelling In Seattle" features the best real–life stories you've ever heard, told by local people at venues around Seattle.
Artist Gregory Blackstock Savors Success Despite Hardships
This year's Bumbershoot poster was designed by Seattle artist Gregory Blackstock. Blackstock is autistic and has overcome a life of menial jobs, as well as being ripped off by disgraced financial adviser... More »
Rajni Bakshi: The Bazaar
We hear a voice unknown in America, but lauded in India. More »
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Can you make the payments on your student loan?
These last few years have been a terrible time to come out of school with a job to find and loans to pay. How are you doing at making your loan payments? Answer this question »
- Artist Gregory Blackstock Savors Success Despite Hardships
This year's Bumbershoot poster was designed by Seattle artist Gregory Blackstock. Blackstock is autistic and has overcome a life of menial jobs, as well as being ripped off by disgraced financial adviser Rhonda Breard. Now he's savoring artistic success. - Monfort's Attorney Says Guilty Plea Rejected
- Union And District Reach Tentative Deal
- Coburn Brown Loses Stay Request
- Seattle Schools To Pay Nearly $1M In Retaliation Lawsuit
- Seattle Home Prices Flat Despite National Increase
- Oregon Department Of Revenue To Close Field Offices
- Mexican Soldiers Kill 25 In Gunbattle Near Border
- Temporary Cap That Stopped BP Gusher Removed
- Gates Says Afghans Should Lead Corruption Fight
- Fire Extinguished On Gulf Oil Platform
- Dell Cedes Data-Storage Maker 3Par To HP
- In Weight-Loss Struggle, Americans Are Leery Of Pills
- U.N. Delays Release Of Report On Congo 'Genocide'
- Massey Execs' Access To Mine After Blast Questioned
- Gaza Youth Yearn For Normalcy, Haunted By War
- Why We've Given Less To Pakistan's Flood Victims
- Pakistan trio hit by ICC charges
- Middle East talks 'constructive'
- School lottery 'failed in aim'
- Earl weakens as it nears US coast
- Alcohol drinking 'continues fall'
- BBC defends Thompson No 10 visit
- Compost sparks Legionnaire's fear
- Bone drug linked to cancer risk
- Openness urged on UK's emissions
- Explosion on Gulf of Mexico rig
