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Community Matters Podcast Archive

Community Matters Podcast Archive

Community Matters can be heard on Sunday mornings at 11am. You can email Lee at lee@am1090seattle.com Comm Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays - Rainn Wilson He plays Dwight Shrute on 'The Office,' and he supports a very cool local non-profit - The Mona Project. Community Matters Sundays 11am Lee Callahan - KG White Kathleen White - English Professor, Bellevue College - with a health care proposal - don't have it? Break the law, and our prison system will take care of you. Community Matters Sundays 11am Lee Callahan - Intiman Theatre Intiman's Nominate A Local Hero program - find out who wins on the finale night of the Abraham Lincoln show on November 19. Community Matters Sundays 11am Lee Callahan - Clean Food Clean Food: A Seasonal Guide to Eating Close to the Source - with author Terry Walters. Community Matters Sundays 11am Lee Callahan - Cathy Sorbo Contributor and local comedienne, writer and songstress Cathy Sorbo(cathysorbo.com)comments on Referendum 71. Community Matters Sundays 11am Lee Callahan - Frank Portman This guy wrote "King Dork", and now talks about "Andromeda Klein." Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Robin Meade The news anchor of HLN's morning show talks about getting over her stage fright. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Whitopia Lee interviews the author of Whitopia - who found the whitest places in the US. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Lisa Lampanelli The Queen of Mean has a new book out - "Chocolate, Please" - and she's coming to Seattle on November 14th at the Paramount. Community Matters with Lee Callahan - John Grogan Lee speaks with the author of 'Marley and Me.' He has a new book - The Longest Trip Home: A Memoir. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Preventin Prostate Cancer Swedish Medical Center and Portage Bay Cafe join forces in the prevention and treatment of prostate cancer. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Garfield High Students at Garfield High have a great lunchtime recycling and composting program. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Michael Carpenter Man about town Michael Carpenter says go see Steely Dan at the Paramount, and "Obama on My Mind" at Langston Hughes Theatre. Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Show Me Your TIFFs Local professional photographer Jenny Jimenez has a show at The Skylark - in West Seattle - now through mid-December: Show me Your Tiffs - 10 years of music photograpy. Hear an audio tour here. http://www.seattleweekly.com/slideshow/view/28497003/1 Community Matters Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - AG Rob McKenna Attorney General Rob McKenna on the reality of human trafficking in our state. Community Matters with Lee Callahan - Comedian Doug Benson Doug Benson comes to town Oct 10 - Parlor Live - and he has a movie out - "Super High Me." Community Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays - Carol Burnett Carol Burnett comes to town on Sunday 9/27 - McCaw Hall - for an audience Q and A - just like the start of her TV show. Hear the whole chat with Lee here! Mount Vernon Protests Glenn Beck Saturday 9/26 Mark Ooman of the Young Dems of Skagit County explains the actions of the mayor of Mt Vernon. 9/26 11:30am-12:30pm - Safeco Field, 1050 1st Avenue and in Mt Vernon - 5:30p-8:00p McIntyre Hall 2501 East College Way Community Matters with Lee Callahan - The Northwest Tea Festival! Everything you ever wanted to know about TEA, but were afraid to ask, Oct 3 and 4 at the Northwest Rooms at the Seattle Center. Seattle tea room owner Julee Rosanoff explains it all. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays - 11am - Blue Festival Anne Mosness with the Blue Festival describes the event that will shine a light on SAVING OUR WATER! At the Maritime Museum, Pier 66, Saturday Oct 3. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am No Impact Man - Colin Beavan - talks with Lee about his new movie opening 9/25 at The Varsity. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Ben Bailey Comedian Ben Bailey - The taxi driver from CASH CAB Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Dahr Jamail The author of The Will to Resist - Soldiers Who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan. Fun with Audio - The Obama-Kanye West-Jackass Controversy Here is the complete audio of President Obama reacting to the Kanye West incident with Taylor Swift at the VMAs Sunday night (Note language: president says 'jackass') COURTESY: TMZ Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays 11am - Lisa Koch! Lisa Koch hosts a great party and fundraiser for the Theatre Off Jackson on Tuesday night - Sept 15. Community Matters with Lee Callahan - Sunday - 11am - 8/30/09 Surviving Disaster - an interview with the Navy Seal who's hosting this show about what to do when the worst thing you can imagine happens! Community Matters with Lee Callahan - Sunday 8/30/09 A look back at the life and work of Ted Kennedy with Boston pundit Bob Newman. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Clint Borgen fights for the rights of the poor, in DC and Seattle, to end global poverty - http://www.borgenproject.org/ Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Michael Carpenter's top picks for Seattle entertainment this week. http://michaelcarpenter.wordpress.com Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Lee flys a plane - thanks to LetsGoFlying.org and WingsAloft.com Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Sundays at 11am Comedienne, writer and contributor Cathy Sorbo on Referendum 1 - the 20 cent bag tax - THIS IS A MUST-LISTEN! Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am King County Elections Director Sherrill Huff explains it all - Get out the vote on Aug 18th - important decisions to be made! Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Toby Crittenden of The Washington Bus - Washington State's young people push progressive values and voting! Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am The husband and wife team from In The Bucket - picking up trash along our city streets. Join them: InTheBucket.Wordpress.com Hempfest is coming! On Saturday and Sunday, August 15 and 16 - down on Seattle's waterfront - Hempfest.org - Listen here to Lee Callahan's interview with Hempfest director Vivian McPeak Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am ShoWare Center in Kent just got the big news - they're GOLD! Lee spoke with the ShoWare's Beth Sylves. Comedian Suzanne Westenhoeffer - In Seattle - July 31 - Friday Night! Listen here to the interview with Lee Callahan - This woman is a must-see comedic talent - and, she came out of the closet long before Ellen! At the Triple Door - Friday night - Info here - tp://www.thetripledoor.net/Calendar/Events/July-09/SUZANNE-WESTEN Community Matters with Lee Callahan - Sundays at 11am Contributor and English professor Kathleen White delivers this piece on the baby-boomer generation - complete with a whole new adjective about us. Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Part 1 of a conversation about coal production in the state of Washington with Doug Howell of the Sierra Club. http://www.coolstatewashington.org/ Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Parts 2 and 3 of the interview with Doug Howell of the Sierra Club: http://www.coolstatewashington.org/ Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Greg Nickels hosts Lee and a bunch of media types on a ride on the new Sound Transit Light Rail train. Part 1 Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Greg Nickels hosts Lee and a bunch of media types on a ride on the new Sound Transit Light Rail train. Part 2 Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Seattle-ite and contributor and writer and performer Cathy Sorbo with her views on the Woodland Park Zoo. Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am Contributor and Bellevue College English Professor Kathleen White with this great piece about her dad. Community Matters with Lee Callahan: Sundays at 11am A conversation with the homeless of Tent City 4 in Woodinville, WA.

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Union advocates rally support in Olympia More than 350 union members from different industries showed their support for labor at a conference organized by the Washington State Labor Council in Olympia on Thursday. Sorry there are no current stories Sorry there are no current stories More Seattle schools' D-average proposal is nixed The Seattle School Board voted 7-0 Wednesday night to continue with a minimum 2.0 -- "C" grade average -- policy for graduating high school students. Legislature passes on child porn bill Measures that would have expanded child pornography legislation have died in this year's Legislature. Seattle School Board candidates talk about equity Four candidates are competing for two contested Seattle School board seats. All say schools should be more equitable. State House approves ban on campaign lies OLYMPIA -- Political candidates in Washington would once again be banned from telling lies on the campaign trail under a proposed law approved Monday by the state House. Parents see split siblings, longer commute in new school plan Seattle Public Schools' student assignment plan has some parents worried that their younger children will have to go to different schools than their older ones. Full state House to consider cap on greenhouse gas emissions Washington state just got one step closer to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. House Bill 1819, which has the backing of Gov. Chris Gregoire, passed out of committee this week. Medical-marijuana law could be expanded Lawmakers are considering expanding the state's medical marijuana law to allow registered nurses, physician assistants and naturopathic doctors to recommend pot to their patients. City rejects legislator's bid to get Sonics bonus money Hope appears to be fading that Seattle will collect a $30 million bonus from the Oklahoma group that bought the Sonics. Porn tax bill rejected without a hearing Larry Flynt and other porn industry moguls can rest easily knowing that a bill to add an 18.5 percent sales tax to adult entertainment materials has been shot down before it even got a hearing in the Legislature.

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Comm Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays - Rainn Wilson He plays Dwight Shrute on 'The Office,' and he supports a very cool local non-profit - The Mona Project. AM 1090 Eco-Minute with Lee Callahan Green Movies - 'Where The Wild Things Are' (in theatres) and 'Coal Country' (DVD available now) AM 1090 Eco-Minute with Lee "no footprint" Callahan Tips and recipes for a green Thanksgiving Dinner www.thedailygreen.com/healthy-eating/eat-safe/100-mile-thanksgivings AM 1090 Eco-Minute with Lee "Eco-Centric" Callahan Green Events in the great Northwest Climate Change Photo Installation www.seattlecentral.edu/artgallery 2nd Annual Solar Power-Projects and Permitting Conference - 800-574-4852 Gardening in the NW 11/14/09 Hour 1 Gardening in the NW 11/14/09 Hour 2 Small Business Innovators 11/15/09 Crash Talk 11/14/09 Hour 1 Chris Basso is the media relations manager of CARFAX, the nation’s leading provider of vehicle history information. Chris works to educate consumers on the latest used car buying issues and is a company spokesperson. Crash Talk 11/14/09 Hour 2 Chris Basso is the media relations manager of CARFAX, the nation’s leading provider of vehicle history information. Chris works to educate consumers on the latest used car buying issues and is a company spokesperson. The Soul of Seattle 11/15/09 AP Headlines AP Headlines AP Hourly NewsCast AP Hourly NewsCast

Cathedral to fete mighty choirmaster Sunday evening Peter Hallock: An 85-year-old master of sacred music has been bringing young people back to church for 53 years. Baby for sale? Police are investigating Police are checking out a report that someone may be trying to sell a baby on the Craigslist web site. County rolls out plan to buy 25 miles of Eastside rail route King County Executive Kurt Triplett on Friday announced a $26.5 million proposal to buy about 25 miles of an Eastside rail corridor for future transportation and recreation purposes. Prosecutor: Amanda Knox mastermind in murder of roommate Meredith Kercher's homicide carries the distinct signature of a woman, Italian prosecutor Giuliano Mignini argued in fiery closing arguments here Friday, and that woman is Seattle native Amanda Knox. Alleged West Seattle prostitution ring case in jury's hands The fate of a teen accused of membership in a West Seattle-based gang now rests with a jury, as attorneys on both sides summed up the pimping and human trafficking case against him Friday. Medical examiner rules Boeing employee death a suicide The death of a 50-year-old Boeing employee Wednesday at the Boeing plant in Kent was ruled a suicide Thursday by the King County Medical Examiner's Office. UPDATE | Coast Guard calls off search for body The Coast Guard has called off the search to find a body that was reported in the waters off South Whidbey. State commission staff says PSE asking too much Staff of the state Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) has rejected most of a proposed rate increase for Puget Sound Energy electric and natural-gas customers. Auburn teen calls 911 to report herself as a drunk driver According to a Washington State Patrol release, a 19-year-old Auburn woman was arrested for physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated after calling 911 to report herself as “very drunk” while stopped on the shoulder of state Route 167 in King County. King County deaths Surviving officer grateful for support of others Officer Britt Sweeney, in her first public interview since the Oct. 31 attack that killed her partner, said messages from the community and fellow officers have helped her get through the ordeal. State picks option for part of 520 bridge The state is one step closer to knowing what a new 520 Bridge would look like after the Department of Transportation picked a plan for one part of the bridge. Window washer falls 8 floors in downtown Seattle A 34-year-old window washer began falling from the eighth floor of the Broadacres building but his ropes finally stopped him on the second floor. Metro bus service will avoid cuts under council plan Metro Transit will not significantly reduce bus service next year despite a projected $210 million shortfall in the agency's two-year budget, the King County Council announced this week. New state law requires sprinklers at dance clubs, music venues Under a new state law, fire sprinklers must be installed at dance or music venues larger than 350 square feet by Dec. 1. Bicyclist charged with vehicular assault A 32-year-old bicyclist accused of striking a child, then fleeing the scene has been charged with vehicular assault and hit-and-run. Criminal justice agencies spared from drastic cuts in county budget plan King County's criminal justice system will be spared from drastic budget cuts in 2010, despite a recession and declining tax revenues that forced county leaders to slash $56 million from the general fund. Owners sue Quadrant Homes over 'sick' houses Owners sold on promises of more space for less money claim the Weyerhaeuser Co. developer concealed problems with the homes that are now sickening dozens of residents, and could threaten thousands more. Island County sheriff warns that budget cuts will hurt patrols Island County Sheriff Mark Brown is warning that a proposed 4.5 percent cut in the budgets for the county's law and justice programs may mean a reduction in police patrols. Joseph's Jewelry giving away pendants for the holidays Array Island County Sheriff fights proposed 4.5 percent budget cut Island County Sheriff Mark Brown is continuing his fight to minimize budget cuts in his office by taking his message to the people. High-wind warning in effect in the San Juans; here's what you need to know to be prepared The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a high-wind warning for portions of the Northwest interior and Admiralty Inlet. The warning is in effect from 1 p.m. today to 1 a.m. Thursday. Man dies Wednesday following accident at Kent Boeing plant Kent Police and Boeing officials are investigating the circumstances that led to a man dying in what appears to be an industrial accident at about 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Boeing plant in Kent. Bellevue School Board approves new levy for February ballot The Bellevue School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to place a pair of levy proposals on the February ballot. The measures would raise a combined $266 million if approved by voters, and both would replace expiring levies. King County deaths

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