The Story
The Story at 2:00 p.m.
"The Story" finds people whose lives are intersecting with significant issues in the news and gives them the opportunity to tell their story. At a time when "celebrity rules" and the only "ordinary" people we see are faces in the crowd, "The Story" reminds listeners that their stories and their lives matter.
Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific at 3:00 p.m.
"Radio Australia" focuses uniquely on news and current affairs from Asia and the Pacific. Broadcasting in seven languages, "Radio Australia" has a commitment to provide independent and engaging radio and online content –– including English lessons, information about Australia, and objective, accurate reporting.
Network Europe
Network Europe at 3:30 p.m.
"Network Europe" is produced by Radio Netherlands Worldwide, Europe's broadest partnership of international broadcasters. Every weekday, "Network Europe" does more than just keep you up to date with the news. You'll hear the background to each story as it unfolds, with sharp interviews and probing reports from the field.
Human Trafficking In Washington State
Victims advocates and law enforcement say twenty–first century slavery can surface in any industry. This series takes a close look at the problem in our state and Washington's unique role in combating it. More »
Slow Start For Stimulus-Funded Weatherization Program
Last year, Washington state received nearly $60 million in stimulus funds to weatherize low–income homes, but work has been slowed by confusion between state and federal rules over workers' compensation.... More »
Recession Sweet Spot, The Realm Of Hungry Ghosts, And Presidential Chefs
Many sectors of the economy have tanked. More »
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Is now the time to hire?
Employers: have you begun to add workers yet? What economic or industry signals do you need to see before you can start hiring? Answer this question »
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Washington 'Race To The Top' Bill Stalls In S...
The Obama administration last week announced the first round of grants to states under the federal "Race to the Top" education reform program. Washington state didn't apply, but Governor Chris Gregoire... -
Charging Ahead: Electric Vehicle Rollout On T...
The West Coast is about to take part in the biggest rollout of electric cars and charging stations in the world. The first mass–market electric cars go on sale in greater Seattle and Oregon's Willamette Valley... -
Future Funds For County Arts Hang On Passing ...
A bill that would extend funding for King County arts and heritage programs may not make it through the Legislature this session. If it doesn't, advocates say county cultural programs could take a devastating hit....
- Arab League Considers Dropping Support For Talks
The league's peace initiative committee said if Israel pursues new settlement building in east Jerusalem, the proposed indirect talks between Israel and the Palestinians would be irrelevant. A final... - In Overhaul, Obama Would Hike Medicare Taxes On Wealthy
If President Obama's proposal to apply a Medicare levy to investment income had been in place in 2008, the Obamas would have paid roughly $75,000 more in taxes that year. - 'Jihad Jane' Creates A Calamity For Law Enforcement
In online chat rooms, she called herself "Jihad Jane." Her real name is Colleen LaRose. And she represents law enforcement's worst nightmare. As a petite, 46-year-old blonde from the leafy suburbs...
- Apology for women raped by father
Two women raped by their father over 25 years - bearing nine of his children - are given a public apology by the authorities. - Economic storm not over, says PM
Gordon Brown warns of economic storms ahead but vows not to "let you down" as the date of the Budget is announced. - BA strike talks end without deal
Talks between BA and the Unite union aimed at averting strike action by cabin crew break down without agreement.
