
Join Jane C. Hu and the City Cast Seattle team every weekday morning as we explore the most interesting stories about our city. It’s an informative daily podcast for all Seattleites, whether you're a local or new to town. We’ll keep you company while you’re walking the dog around Green Lake, riding the bus through SLU, or stuck in traffic on the West Seattle Bridge. City Cast is like eavesdropping... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Today on the show, Jane’s learning about threats to Seattle’s co-op preschool system from parent educator and developmental psychologist Dr. Jharman Lightner. Will our leaders intervene in time to save the program? Plus, sports journalist Maggie Mert... more
Today on the podcast, Jane gets the lowdown on Washington’s public defender crisis from the Stranger’s Nathalie Graham. Nathalie also breaks down why this year’s judicial elections are such a big deal. And contributor Chase Hutchinson is back, this t... more
Jane sits down with the founders of CHUM News, Seattle's newest online magazine mixing art, food, politics, and culture. Photographer Meron Menghistab and journalist Adam Willems share how they launched their worker-owned publication to fill gaps in ... more
Today on the show, Jane is joined by public information officer for Sound Transit (and king of Numtots) Henry Bendon and contributor Hannah Krieg to chat about the next steps for Sound Transit 3 and when we can expect light rail in West Seattle and B... more
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i’ve been subscribed less than a week and every. single. day. i’ve been fed a “bonus” episode about something entirely irrelevant. look, i’m not naive about a media company needing to make ends meet by doing internal promotion. but this is downright spam, it isn’t thoughtful, and it’s cost the pod a subscriber.
I agree with the other negative reviews. I enjoy other City Cast shows like for Portland. But the Seattle one seems much lighter weight. At times the hosts do not seem to have completely researched the topic that they are talking about, even when there are articles in the Seattle Times that have more information. I expected and got a very left-wing view of the world, but it is a bit excessive. And do not expect to hear about anything outside the city limits except to say that it is too far and i... more
There’s no real news/scoop presented in this podcast and any actual news that is presented shares far less pertinent detail than you’d find from the Seattle times, without any unique perspective/insight that you’d expect from a news podcast. Also the host wasn’t aware that Jeff Bezos doesn’t live in Seattle anymore despite that being a major headline for an extended period of time in 2025 - this made me lose trust in their Seattle news proficiency. For an actually informative and entertaining Se... more
I was super excited to see the host start this as they’ve been on KUOW with insightful takes. And, idk if it’s the marketing of this pod but the content lacks depth or historical context I appreciate. Most of the restaurant and events recs are just the same stuff on instagram that the influencers push to wealthy transplants. Hoping there’s less hype and more affordable discussion in the future.
This show offers only the most superficial view of Seattle. I like the liberal bike forward politics but no real insider information.
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Focused on Seattle's unique cultural fabric, the content revolves around local governance, urban development, and community engagement with a mix of light-hearted commentary and serious discussions. Key topics include social issues like homelessness, urban infrastructure improvements, and the role of local politics in shaping community experiences. Notably, the format allows for an engaging blend of humor and insight into daily life, aiming to inform and unite residents around pressing matters that affect their surroundings. Through this exploration, listeners are likely to gain a deeper understanding of their city while enjoying relatable anecdotes and conversations.
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Recent guests on City Cast Seattle include:
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