
It’s getting harder and harder to talk about politics, especially if you disagree. Well, screw that. Seattle Nice aims to be the most opinionated and smartest analysis of what’s really happening in Seattle politics available in any medium. Each episode dives into contentious and sometimes ridiculous topics, exploring perspectives from across Seattle's political spectrum, from city council brawls t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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While Seattle celebrates hosting the World Cup, the city's unsheltered count just jumped 21 percent. What explains the increase? Can we trust the numbers? And why are we seeing shelter capacity shrink right when it’s needed most?
Also: Mayor Katie ... more
Last August, an alarming, high-profile audit of King County’s Department of Community and Human Services’ spending on “high-risk” youth program providers found widespread problems and indications of potential fraud. So now, 10 months later, has DCHS ... more
Hello and welcome to the latest edition of Seattle Nice, which takes up Mayor Katie Wilson’s proposal to double the current transit sales tax. It’s a familiar Seattle policy dilemma: how do we pay for the reliable public transit we need without relyi... more
Daryl Fairweather, Chief Economist at Redfin and author of Hate the Game: Economic Cheat Codes for Life, Love, and Work, joins us to explain why the housing market is doing something it almost never does here: cooling off.
In this episode we break d... more
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Always super informative and relevant on what’s happening in Seattle politics.
Erica, thank you for insisting on journalistic investigation, facts, and reality. Sandeep, your inflammatory statements about “wokeness” and “the deep state” have no place in adult conversation.
If you’re going to listen: Expect liberal-moderate misinfo from Sandeep, populist progressive-ish disinfo from Erica, and reporting with a modicum of moderation from David
I thought Erica’s sniping at Sandeep for using the term “gender critical” was very intolerant. Are we not to question the sanity of people who literally feel they were “born in the wrong body”. She can get away with calling people like me “TERF” yet I do not aim to deny trans people the right to exist nor am I a “radical feminist “. There actually is nuance to this situation and there should be dialogue not name calling. And by the way I am a liberal Democrat.
There aren’t many Seattle news / politics podcasts available, but this podcast is becoming increasingly frustrating and stressful to listen to. Sandeep is consistently patronizing to Erica and that hurts this podcast significantly. Erica holds her ground well, but no one wants to listen to a podcast where one commentator offers analysis that is thoughtful and knowledgeable - and the other consistently ignores, attacks, or attempts to manipulate the other commentator. It’s wonderful to hear from ... more
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A sharp, opinionated take on Seattle politics, policy, and city governance, with frequent dives into housing affordability, transit funding, surveillance policy, and downtown revitalization. Hosts bring data-driven critique, insider anecdotes, and cross-ideological perspective to debates that often hinge on growth, equity, and public spending. The show tends to mix policy analysis with blunt commentary and timely local controversies, making it valuable for listeners who want a candid pulse on how Seattle decisions unfold and what they mean for residents, businesses, and stakeholders across the region.
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2. Scott Kubly
3. Marco Lowe
4. Natalie Quick
5. Eddie Lin
6. Erica C. Barnett
7. Sandeep Kaushik
8. Jon Scholes
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