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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 Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Larry Wilmore The Senior Black Correspondent from the Daily show on his book - I Wish We Got Casinos, and Other Black Thoughts. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am - Paul Constant Paul Constant, Books Editor from The Stranger, with his favorite must-read books of 2009. http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Author?oid=17693 Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am - Carpenter Michael Carpenter says get out and see - Sesame Street Presents The Body and Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway at the Burke Museum. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am Comedian Greg Behrendt makes Lee laugh in this interview. He's coming to Laughs in Kirkland on Jan 22 and 23. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am The Tacoma News Tribune's Business Columnist Bill Virgin on Boeing, our northwest economy and print newspapers. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am A motivational conversation with Seattle U's new women's basketball coach, Joan Bonvicini. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Jonathan Hiskes Grist.org reporter Jonathan Hiskes covered the Copehagen climate talks. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - Marc Maron The comedian comes to Laughs in Kirkland this weekend and speaks with Lee. Community Matters with Lee Callahan Sundays at 11am - Chef Becky Selengut Local culinary star Becky Selengut talks about a new TV show, based in the NW, coming to a cable station near you - Mission: Sustainable. 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 - 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! Ham For The Holidays Returns! Lisa Koch and Peggy Platt do it again at the Theatre Off Jackson, now thru the end of December - for tickets - go to - http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/84897 Community Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays - Jingle Bell Run 14 year-old Hanna Gordon talks about her battle with arthritis and her involvement with the Jingle Bell Run - Sunday, Dec. 13. http://seattlejinglebellrun.org/ Community Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays - The Onion The Onion's big new book of headlines with the very satirical writer Seth Monroe. Community Matters - Lee Callahan - 11am Sundays Obama's Drug Czar, and our former police chief, Gil Kerlikowske, focuses on getting our kids off the stuff. 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 - Cathy Sorbo Contributor and local comedienne, writer and songstress Cathy Sorbo(cathysorbo.com)comments on Referendum 71. 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 - 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 - 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." 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 - 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

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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 Judge rejects Seattle's high school math program Seattle's so-called "Discovery" math curriculum doesn't add up for a King County Superior Court judge, who rejected the style of instruction and ordered the district to try again. Legislature passes on child porn bill Measures that would have expanded child pornography legislation have died in this year's Legislature. Another Seattle teacher assaulted; police again not immediately called A student allegedly assaulted a Nathan Hale High School teacher and a fellow student last week, but police said school staff did not immediately call officers the day of the incident. 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. Report: Pay of best-paid at WSU jumped 23 percent SPOKANE -- Raises have been scarce and budget cuts common at colleges dealing with the fallout from the worst state budget in memory. 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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Crash Talk 2/6/10 Hour 1 Mark Rizzi started in the automotive glass business as an apprentice in 1984. Since 1987 he’s owned and operated ACR Glass in Alliance, NE. Mark is a consumer advocate and author of numerous articles published in glass industry trade publications. Crash Talk 2/6/10 Hour 2 Mark Rizzi started in the automotive glass business as an apprentice in 1984. Since 1987 he’s owned and operated ACR Glass in Alliance, NE. Mark is a consumer advocate and author of numerous articles published in glass industry trade publications. Soul of Seattle 2/7/10 AM 1090 Eco-Minute with Lee 'who scares the Listeners' Callahan Jay keeps it green by reducing paper waste when he visits the fast food restaurants (uh-oh). AM 1090 Eco-Minute with Lee - press pot - Callahan Use a French Press coffee maker to reduce waste! http://planetgreen.discovery.com/food-health/french-pressed-coffee-cheap.html AM 1090 Eco-minute with Lee Callahan The author of Gorgeously Green says Eat Locally! http://www.gorgeouslygreen.com/ Crash Talk 1/30/10 Hour 1 Danny Wyatt started his automotive experience in 1972. Since then he’s had dealership experience owned two independent body shops, been a used car dealer and total loss rebuilder, and restored antique tractors and pre-70’s vehicles. Crash Talk 1/30/10 Hour 2 Danny Wyatt started his automotive experience in 1972. Since then he’s had dealership experience owned two independent body shops, been a used car dealer and total loss rebuilder, and restored antique tractors and pre-70’s vehicles. Soul of Seattle 1/31/10 AM 1090 Eco-minute with Lee "Loves her some listeners" Callahan Listener Gar the woodworker keeps it green on the job. AM 1090 Eco-minute with Lee Callahan Simple tips for a long living microwave oven. AM 1090 Eco-minute with Lee "looking for a leather couch" Callahan Used Furniture is far better than buying new. Give it away or sell it, but above all, don't dump it in our landfills.

Police: Tukwila man's 'safe room' packed with guns, saw-blade, mace A 31-year-old Tukwila man is behind bars on harassment allegations after police allegedly found a cache of ammunition and weapons, including a crossbow and a homemade mace. Alleged Seattle park shooter under federal investigation Nearly four years after a daylight shooting at a Seattle park, federal agents are investigating the alleged perpetrator. Wheelchair-bound elderly woman robbed, police say A felon has been charged with burglarizing a 71-year-old wheelchair-bound woman living in low-income Seattle housing. King County deaths John McCain's shameless flip flops Does John McCain shoot straight when he supports a policy that has drummed 13,500 gays and lesbians out of the U.S. military? Getting There: Do WSDOT commute estimates mean anything? You see them all the time - overhead signs estimating your commute time to Seattle via either of the Lake Washington bridges. How do they come up with the estimates? Company fined for Bellevue chemical spill Company fined for Bellevue chemical spill. Extortion charges filed against teacher's ex-lover/student A 22-year-old Seattle man is facing felony charges following allegations by his ex-girlfriend -- who was also his middle school teacher -- that he attempted to extort money from her. Kirkland Police hope to crack cold case murder with public's help Cold Case is one of the most popular shows on TV. But for the Kirkland Police Department and a Kirkland family, one of the city's only outstanding cold cases is all too real and being revisited nearly four years after the original crime. The KPD is asking for the community's help to find a murderer. Condo fire leaves two homeless in Kent A condo fire that was caused by oil heating on a stove top has left two people homeless in the 11300 block of S.E. 209 Place. Two red-tailed hawks shot on South Whidbey Two red-tailed hawks in the South Whidbey area have died in the past two weeks after being shot, local veterinarian Dave Parent said. Kent homeless count yields telling results One night every January for the past three years, Kent resident Cynthia Tanis takes a last peek at her kids, bundles herself up and heads out to the streets of Kent as part of the One Night Count, an annual event designed to provide a snapshot of the city's homeless population. Colts or Saints? Students show their true colors ahead of NFL's big game This Sunday is of course one of the biggest days on the sporting calendar - Super Bowl Sunday. King County deaths Guard shoots armored car robber A guard opened fire during an attempted robbery of an armored truck Sunday morning, hitting and wounding the suspect as stunned witnesses looked on. Police: Suspect fired shot at officer Two men were arrested early Sunday after one of them was suspected of firing a pistol at a Seattle police officer. Whidbey Island businesses hope for a better year With 2009 and the full impact of the “Great Recession” at their backs, Whidbey business owners are looking to the year with tempered optimism. Twin Lakes amenities proposal fails A controversial amenities proposal was defeated by Twin Lakes homeowners. Langley show dog Mr. Jones scores another major win In fine four-footed fashion, Mr. Jones keeps on keepin’ on in the wonderful world of dog shows. Mukilteo rejects more parking for commuters Island commuters looking for overnight parking in Mukilteo will have to keep looking. Lindsay Tosch comes away with Miss Auburn crown She is a bright and gifted young lady who has an amazing voice, many goals and big dreams of one day designing the interior of major buildings. Suquamish shooting victim airlifted to Harborview SUQUAMISH -- One person was shot and another was struck by a vehicle in an incident at the intersection of Newton and Brockton streets in Suquamish at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday, according to North Kitsap Fire & Rescue Spokeswoman Michele Laboda.

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