Thinking Out Loud: “I Don’t Do Politics”
What I hear is: “I would rather avoid this conversation.”
KBCS News
I-638 Takes Aim at Girls in School Sports
Initiative 638 would be one of the most extreme trans sports bans nationwide.
Madinah in the Market LIVE: Rachel Ligtenberg, Part 2
Tune in to Madinah in the Market every Friday around 12:50 on KBCS just after the latest episode of Travels with Rick Steves. In the Season 3 finale of Madinah In The Market, Rachel Ligtenberg, President & CEO of the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA), explores the power of community and the
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Thinking Out Loud: Domestic Violence Month
Men, we have a responsibility to challenge and call out other abusive men who resort to emotional and physical violence.
Remembering Geov Parrish
Listening back to the work of former KBCS contributor Geov Parrish
Madinah in the Market LIVE: Rachel Ligtenberg
Rachel Ligtenberg, President & CEO of the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA), discusses the institution’s historic character and the complexities of its modernization in this edition of Madinah In The Market LIVE.
Thinking Out Loud: The Art of Code Switching
We all adapt, but as a Black man, the weight of code switching on a regular basis can be significantly heavier.
Hundreds of Legal Washington Immigrants Set to Lose Life-saving Care
On Oct 1, 11,000 refugees, asylum seekers and other immigrants in Washington State are going to lose their health insurance according to the governor’s office.
And that includes hundreds of people who need round the clock care.
It’s because of HR 1, President Trump’s so-called big beautiful bill.
That federal bill cut a trillion dollars from Medicaid and other health programs and those cuts are going to roll out over the next ten years.
But these most vulnerable immigrants are the first group of people to be targeted.
Thinking Out Loud: The Everlasting Fire, and Who I Am To Me
Today my thoughts motivated me to write two poems. Both poems stem from my feeling about learning from history so that we don’t repeat the horrible mistakes of the past.
Thinking Out Loud: Why the Black National Anthem Matters
I’m Kevin P. Henry, and this is Thinking Out Loud. The Seahawks’ home opener kicked off with a bang last week, thanks to the Mwango Sisters, who delivered a powerful performance of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” also known as the Black National Anthem. As expected, the Star Spangled Banner was also performed,
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