Confronting the 'drip, drip, drip of everyday sexism'

Speakers Forum

Feminism v. Patriarchy (Psst! It’s not Women v. Men)

Drawing the line on progress, for certain citizens

Coming to terms with a region’s responsibility to first people

Indigenous Reparation and Recognition in Seattle

Ampersand Live gives voice to ‘the power of nature and the beauty of community’

Ampersand Magazine live show: Edgy and nerdy

Brian Greene says it’s why we’re here in our little pocket of order

Let’s do the Entropic 2-step again!

SAL wants us to know Carmen Maria Machado

In the Dream House: A writer’s journey through and past abuse

The rule of law according to Preet

On being witness to ‘the mystery each of us is’

A world where poetry meets magic and wonder

“Part oral history, part poetry, all imagination.”

Speakers forum: Black voices, origins, and futures

Telling fact from fiction in the information age

Diane Ravitch was once an avid supporter of charter schools, affiliated with various right wing think tanks. She came to a turning point when she could no longer stay quiet about the fact that charter schools were floundering. A former Assistant Secretary of Education, Ravitch took a bold step. She reversed her previous position and began a journey toward defending public schools and educators

No ‘public school’ left behind: Diane Ravitch confronts school privatization

The real deep state issue, according to Ezra Klein

Andrea Bernstein’s saga of ‘relentless corruption’

American Oligarchs: Inside Trump, Kushner family histories

An engineering first: answering the challenge of East Link

It’s a train, on a bridge, that floats. It’s complicated

'Come on the bus. Why aren't you coming?' -Grandson to Granpa

NPR’s Daniel Estrin pulls back the curtain on his reporting from the Middle East

You can’t make it to every lecture in town, but you can hear plenty here. From KUOW, Seattle’s public radio station, comes a collection of talks recorded all over the Puget Sound region.

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