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The Record KUOW
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4.0 • 74 Ratings
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Host Bill Radke leads in-depth conversations about what matters today in Seattle and beyond.
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The Record is going on summer break
Today is The Record's final show before going on summer break to retool and reimagine our program. In the meantime, you'll be able to hear WBUR's On Point during the noon hour. Bill Radke speaks with Meghna Chakrabarti, host of On Point, about what the show is looking to bring to Seattle, and what the region can bring to On Point.
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It belongs in a museum! A look into the competitive world of fossils
There's a market for just about anything -- and fossils are hot right now. Collectors are paying tens of thousands of dollars for the latest dig, and that's making it difficult for paleontologists to track important finds. Bill Radke is joined by Christian Sidor from the Burke Museum.
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Hot days and hotter soup: a primer on summer eats
A popsicle in your bubbly. Your favorite deli sandwich. A spicy soup for a blistering afternoon. Bill Radke is joined by Seattle Times' Bethany Jean Clement to discuss the best summer eats, along with a review of pandemic restaurant etiquette and the latest in Seattle restaurant news.
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It's already a bad year for fires. Now there's a heat wave
Wildfires across the American West have grown in intensity in the last five years. In 2020, 800,000 acres burned in Washington State -- more than double the total in 2018. Bill Radke speaks with Hilary Franz, State Commissioner of Public Lands, about the state's preparations for what's looking to be an especially dangerous wildfire season.
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Fantastic fossils and where to find them
The fossil trade is booming right now -- but what do you need to know before you go digging in your backyard? Plus, a primer on summer eats and current pandemic restaurant etiquette. We get an update on wildfire season and what the state is doing for prevention. And, a preview with On Point before The Record goes on summer break.
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A Wet Hot Seattle Summer hike needs a plan
Seattle summer are a classic staple to cherish. Getting outside for a hike or camping trip is a natural part of the PNW experience. But where should you go and how do you prepare for the heatwaves and still cool waters? Bill Radke spoke with Kindra Ramos the Communications and Outreach Director at Washington Trails Association about preparing for summer hikes.
Customer Reviews
Love it more with Ms. Yandel
Listen to The Record for local politics but sometimes irritated by the kinds of questions Radke and Reynolds ask. They seem kind of oblivious to their privilege in a lot of ways and awkward in conversation with their guests. They don’t connect with their BIPOC guests and ask questions that really show they don’t get it. As a Latina, I think if you really want the record to appeal to more women and BIPOC folks, you need to change the hosts. The questions are often way too cringeworthy. Jeanie Yandel has a really good rapport, more inflection and is more interesting to listen to than the usual hosts. She also is bringing more women and BIPOC voices to the shows. To be honest, I usually use this podcast to fall asleep but with her as a host I’m actually interested and curious and it’s much much less dry. I hope they keep her and give her a lot more opportunities to host.
Great news source for American hating leftists
Biased coverage on a daily basis. Shoving degenerate transgender lifestyles as the norm, corrupting families by stating they should embrace their 4 year olds transgenderism. Now pushing pedophilia as a normalized sexual orientation, redefining these people as MAPs “minor attracted persons”. Never ending leftist lies and propaganda.
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