
Understand what's brewing in Seattle area politics, in about the time it takes to have a coffee break!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics | |||

In a press conference earlier this week, the group Community Not Cameras called Seattle's use of surveillance technology an insecure system that's a "dangerous" threat to civil liberties. But Councilmember Bob Kettle, chair of the Seattle City Counci... more
The Seattle Police Department faces a growing number of questions after a deadly shooting, a major miscommunication of emergency information, and the forced resignation of Chief Shon Barnes. Plus, the City Council has unveiled a new, stricter approac... more
The Seattle City Council faces a big vote this week to ban so-called "junk fees" for renters--added costs like pet fees or mailbox fees that are tacked on to monthly rent, sometimes without disclosure to the renter. Will the ban help create a more tr... more
Learn about the latest in local public affairs in about the time it takes for a coffee break! Brian Callanan of Seattle Channel and Omari Salisbury, founder of Converge Media, discuss a wild week of Seattle politics, including the forced resignation ... more
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Great apolitical show. Real news. Very balanced. But this week brought on Erica B, and she is terrible. 1 star. She is polarizing and snarky, in the worst way. Better off flying solo or bring back Kevin S, all time favorite.
I really like the host, Brian, but David from Seattle Times is such a bummer regarding the city of Seattle. I wish they would rotate guests and maybe have someone with a little positivity when thinking about the future of the city.
The info provided on current issues within the council is helpful but I think it’s lost the insider edge. Kevin’s departure left a hole since he got into the details on many topics and had background on why something was going the way it was. He also had history on council actions and what they were really trying to do. The new guy (Kroman?) isn’t covering the council and doesn’t seem interested to get into details. On today’s podcast, when asked about the tone of council on a topic, that he doe... more
Now I never have to hear about a new batch of muffins ever again.
The foundation here is solid- callahan is good at keeping things moving, and the two know what’s up in city council. I’m sponsoring them on Patreon.
There’s a lot that needs work though. Instead of just reporting on what happened in council, the show would be a lot better if they had a council member on each show and asked some interesting questions. They also have this dumb recipe segment at the end that makes no sense for the podcast.
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A sharp, policy-focused show that breaks down Seattle-area governance, public safety, housing, and transportation with a practical, on-the-ground lens. Episodes frequently dissect City Hall decisions, budget questions, and major infrastructure projects, often tying local developments to broader political dynamics. A notable strength is the hosts' ability to translate complex municipal issues into accessible analysis, while maintaining a steady cadence and with occasional light, contextual banter that keeps conversations engaging for a politically engaged audience. The program consistently features informed guests, expert perspectives, and timely updates on city leadership and regulatory shifts, making it useful for listeners who want to und... more
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