Lee Callahan's Seattle Weekly

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Elite Skier Kaylin Richardson on draggin’ knucks in Vermont.

President Beth Knox gives us a preview of the powerful women who will be speaking at this Don't-Miss event.

Ben Wahl of their Aspiring Youth Program: providing in-person learning support for kids and teens with autism, who struggle greatly with remote learning.

When you visit Woodland Park Zoo, you'll make your day and a difference. Together, we are all for wildlife. Hear Lee's interview with Kerston Swartz and Kevin Murphy as we meet the wolves and grizzlies at the zoo.

Project Feast is a workforce training program for low-income immigrants and refugees in South King County offering a culinary skills apprenticeship program where participants learn the fundamentals of working in a commercial kitchen and receive hands-on experience working in their cafe in Kent. They currently prepare free, culturally appropriate meals for food insecure families in the Kent area. E...

The American Heart Association of Puget Sound needs our continued support so that they can help our neighbors in need. Monique Shields and Frankie Minas are Lee's guests.

The author speaks with Lee on 'Black fatigue,' the intergenerational impact of systemic racism on the physical and psychological health of Black people—and explain why and how society needs to collectively do more to combat its pernicious effects

Game to Grow offers therapeutic social groups using games of all kinds, but most notably Dungeons and Dragons and Minecraft. They now serve nearly 100 individuals around the world using teleconferencing. Adam Davis is Lee's guest.

Recovery Cafe is a Seattle based non-profit serving people in recovery from the traumas of homelessness, substance use, and other mental health challenges. Rick Malley-Crawford is our guest.

2 new residents have moved in. Meet octopuses Inkjet and Kraken, and hear Lee’s chat with aquarist Kathryn Kegel.

Executive Director Andrea Anderson on the IF Project's support of women inmates as they are released from The Purdy Corrections Center For Women.

The perfect time to take home the perfect dog or cat for you is now. Jocelyn Bouchard fills us in.

Community Resource Centers in Everett and SeaTac are providing basic needs support to multicultural neighbors in need who are significantly impacted by COVID-19. One of the largest areas of need at present is for food and hygiene items. You can help.

Sherrana Kildun invites you to Beyond the Backyard - a unique fundraiser for our time; It's a great way for a quarantine pod to shake things up and have some fun - and it funds affordable homeownership in our communities.

It's fun to donate. Really. And our neighbors need our life saving blood donations.

Mark Coleman praises the volunteers, donors and National Guard who've come together in this economic crisis.

Hear Lee's interview with Mary Anne Dillon, YWCA’s Executive Director of Snohomish County, speak to supporting women during the age of Covid-19.

PLU's Melannie Cunningham on this must-do virtual conference.

Jeff DeLuca, Executive Director of WSCAP (Washington State Community Action Partnership)

Christy Goff is a registered dietitian nutritionist and yoga instructor at Pacific Medical Centers. She has a masters degree from Bastyr University and an abundance of good ways to treat our bodies right.

Angie Downs was blindsided, but the non-smoking mother of two was motivated by her diagnosis to help change the way people view lung cancer.

Jill Gallagher is half way to raising $50,000 for Australia Red Cross. She's set up a Facebook Auction site - so much great local stuff there. Have fun bidding - and helping.

Vicki Finson of Bloodworks NW on the grave situation of our blood supplies which are at emergency levels of O Pos, O neg, A neg and B neg. Due to a dip in donations last week after the holiday, increased blood usage by local patients last week, and then the weather this week which has crippled collections.