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It's Not in the P-I, FareStart and SmashPutt Megan Sukys/Dave Beck on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 23, 2009 When the Seattle P–I shut down, we learned about it in other papers and on this station. Tom Paulson tells us why he thought the story should be told onstage too. Later, we visit local cooking school FareStart, where...	Available
Smash Putt, Gluttony in Film, and the Mystery of D.B. Cooper Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 21, 2009 Most people don't use drills or saws to play mini golf. Seattle artist Rusty Oliver wants to change that with Smash Putt. We play a round with Rusty. Later, Warren Etheredge suggests three films that shed light on overeating...	Available
Zen of Multitasking, Dog Pills and Gluttony in the Movies Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 20, 2009 University of Washington professor David Levy believes meditation can make multitasking less stressful. He's conducting an experiment with a Zen teacher, a neuropsychologist, and a group of office workers. Later, a tale...	Available
Northwest Story Time, Local Currencies and Unlocking Opera with English Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 19, 2009 In Northwest Indian Country, this is a time to nestle indoors and tell stories. Native stories help pass on culture and religion to younger generations. But that's become harder in the age of Wii and the iPhone. Later, local...	Available
Evolution of the Azores, Overtreatment in Medicine and Farm to Fork Dinners Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 18, 2009 The Azores archipelago off Portugal is home to naturally heated pools of water, active volcanoes and frequent earthquakes. We learn why this activity is key to the islands' energy independence. Later, there is a chance that...	Available
Out of Three Strikes, 'The War Tapes,' and Bill Frisell Meets Buster Keaton Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 17, 2009 In 1993, Washington passed a three–strikes law. But, Vance Bartley didn't care about the three strikes law, or any other law. Then he was brought to trial for a third felony. Later, filmmaker Deborah Scranton gave...	Available
Living with TBI, 'Payback' and Comics at Your Speed Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 16, 2009 We meet a veteran struggling to get help for a traumatic brain injury from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Later, novelist Margaret Atwood researched debt from preliterate times to the present day in "Payback."...	Available
The Zen of Multitasking, Cracking the Kabocha, and American Muslim Teenagers Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 14, 2009 UW Professor David Levy tells us about researching the effects of meditation on multitasking at work. Also, Amanda Wilde brings in a familiar tune that endures despite distasteful lyrics. Later, Jess Thomson demonstrates...	Available
Flat Fee Medicine, the Salish Sea, and Fried Kabocha Samurai Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 13, 2009 Massachusetts considers becoming the first state to pay a flat fee for each patient seen by a doctor, rather than paying per service. Later, the Washington State Board of Geographic Names recently endorsed the name Salish...	Available
Buglers in Short Supply, and the Mayor of Silverton Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 12, 2009 Volunteer buglers at Tahoma National Cemetery in Auburn are making sure veterans don't get a recording of "Taps" played at their funerals. Later, Stu Rasmussen became the country's first transgendered mayor in...	Available
Special: Vinyl Cafe Veterans Day Special KUOW Presents Rundown - November 11, 2009 Join host Stuart McLean and musical guest Jill Barber for a Remembrance Day Special. Stuart tells us that every year at this time, he honors one Canadian soldier – a man he never met.	Available
Turning Iron Green, Unmaking a Marine and a Hindustani Musician in Seattle Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 10, 2009 Soon after the Berlin Wall came down 20 years ago, squatters moved into the barren wasteland to green the buffer zone. Later, Tyler Boudreau was a 12 year veteran of the Marine Corps when he resigned his commission over...	Available
Drug Court for Veterans, Rebooting the Brain and Man of Constant Sorrow Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 9, 2009 Many veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan have problems with substance abuse and will end up in the criminal justice system. Tacoma established a court to help these vets. Later, a brain aneurysm taught one woman a lot about...	Available
Finding an Artistic Balance, the Making of Booker T. and Horror School Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 6, 2009 Pacific Northwest Ballet's Director's Choice program features a mix of traditional and daring dance. It gives good idea of how the Northwest's balances artistic vision and the budget. Later, Booker T. and the MG's created...	Available
Winning the War, Losing the Peace, Growing Up Solar and Risky Dance Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 5, 2009 Ali Allawi was part of the Iraqi Governing Council in 2003 and 2004. He resigned his position because he was frustrated by the political infighting. He shares an Iraqi perspective on the U.S. war. Later, a family that's...	Available
On Board the Waterpod, Finding a Multiracial Voice and Vegan for a Change Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 4, 2009 The crew aboard the Waterpod are living on a converted barge anchored in New York City to see how far green can go. Later, performer Sarah Jones built her career transcending stereotypes. But she's found that racial profiling...	Available
Idaho Hunting Traditions, the Iraq War So Far and Music from Wayne Horvitz Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - November 3, 2009 That number of people hunting has fallen steadily since the 1970s, even in the rural West. But the hunting tradition remains strong in rural states like Idaho. Later, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Thomas Ricks...	Available
Top Paid Psychiatrists, the Internet Font Creator and Blogs Worth Reading KUOW Presents Rundown - November 2, 2009 They are among the top paid state employees in Washington: Psychiatrists who work in the prison system and the state's mental hospitals. We follow a day at their jobs. Later, we meet Matthew Carter, designer of the Internet...	Available
Spooky NW Jobs, Butterworth Mortuary and the Capitol Step Halloween Special Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - October 31, 2009 Halloween is a chance to forget all your troubles and get spooked out. But some people don't need a holiday. They have creepy jobs year–round. Kells Pub in Seattle's Post Alley is where you'd go for a pint of Guinness...	Available
Spooky NW Jobs, Surviving a Zombie Attack and Unconventional Horror Movies Megan Sukys on KUOW Presents Rundown - October 30, 2009 Halloween is a chance to forget all your troubles and get spooked out. But some people don't need a holiday. They have creepy jobs year–round. Later, mathematicians model an approach to a fictitious zombie attack....	Available
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