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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with William Lowe, a member of First AME Church of Seattle, sharing details about this year's annual Youth and Law Forum. The 34th Annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth and Law Forum will take place Saturday, November 2nd at Tukwila Community Center. Doors open at 8:30am. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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The Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast features Amelia Ashley-Ward, publisher of the Sun-Reporter in San Francisco, California, discussing the upcoming general election and the race for the presidency of the United States. The polling is too close to call, but the only poll that ultimately matters are those on election day. Interview by Chris B…
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Rhythm and News Podcast interview with Dawn Mason joining us to reflect on Dr. Maxine Mimms' profound legacy as an educator, activist, and trailblazer who transformed the educational landscape for African Americans, particularly in Washington state. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interivew with Pastor Carey Anderson and Sister Desley Brooks discussing First AME's 'Bring Your Ballot to Church' initiative that encourages voter participation in the upcoming general election. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast Interview with ShaVon Robinson, Vice President and Head Cheer Coach of the CD Panthers. ShaVon Robinson has spent over two decades creating a supportive environment for young cheerleaders. She aims to provide a fun and loving space for youth athletes to grow both on and off the field. Robinson's commitment as a volunteer is dr…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Charlene Crowell discussing a recent settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Invitation Homes. The Federal Trade Commission has fined Invitation Homes, the nation's largest corporate landlord for single-family home rentals, $48 million for financial abuses of tenants. The settlement holds Invitation …
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Rhythm & News Podcast Interview with Steven Hershkowitz, Managing Director of the Clean Transportation Unit for the Washington State Department of Commerce, discussing the Electric Vehicle Instant Rebate Program. The Washington State Department of Commerce's Electric Vehicle Instant Rebate Program has seen participation rates three times higher tha…
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Breast cancer awareness is crucial, especially for African American women who have higher mortality rates from the disease. World Mammogram Day is approaching, and it's an ideal time to discuss the importance of early detection, self-testing, and advocating for oneself with doctors. Bridgette Hempstead, Founder and President of Cierra Sisters, is j…
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The Seattle housing market remains challenging for prospective homebuyers, with high prices and limited affordability. However, interest rates are showing signs of cooling, making it a potentially good time to buy a home. The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle's housing director, Linda Taylor, discusses these issues and the resources available to…
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Donald Trump's racially divisive claims against immigrants from countries south of the U.S. border have dangerous consequences for these vulnerable communities. His false and inflammatory statements have led to dangerous consequences, including violence and discrimination. Political commentator and activist Opio Sokoni joins the Seattle Medium's Rh…
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Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump squared off in what may be their only presidential debate prior to the November 5th general election. Harris is said to have won the night, according to most observers. Dr. Carl Mack, former president of the Seattle King County NAACP, discusses the debate on the Seattle Medium's Rhythm …
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The Department of Justice and eight state Attorneys General have filed a lawsuit against RealPage Inc., a software company, for colluding with landlords to inflate rents across the country. The scheme has affected millions of renters, disproportionately affecting communities of color. Charlene Crowell joins the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcas…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Tara Davis. Tara Davis has made history as the first Black woman to serve on the WIAA Executive Board. Davis has a vision for the future of high school athletics and aims to make a difference in the lives of student-athletes. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle has announced that actress Taraji P. Hinson will be the keynote speaker at their annual breakfast. Josalyn Ford, Chief Advancement Officer for the Urban League, discussed the event and the organization in general on the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Langston Seattle's Ebony Arunga. Ebony Arunga has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, a historic venue in Seattle's Central District. Arunga has a deep connection to the Institute, having performed in youth theater there and dedicated her career to socia…
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Seattle Medium Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Henry Yates, Public Affairs for TABOR 100, about their organization's 23rd Annual Captains of Industry Gala. The event will take place on September 7 at the Seattle Convention Center and will celebrate the achievements of minority-owned businesses. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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The 52nd Roots Family Picnic, a beloved tradition that has brought together Seattle's Black community for over half a century, will be held this Sunday, September 4. The event, which has been held annually, will mark its final year, with organizers inviting friends, family, and community members to gather one last time to honor the legacy and herit…
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Seattle Public Libraries is seeking volunteers for their Homework Help program, a free after-school tutoring service that supports K-12 students. The program is looking for volunteer tutors to help make a positive impact on students' education as the new school year approaches. Elisa murray from Seattle Public Library joins the Rhythm & News Podcas…
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Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining momentum in her quest to become the 47th President of the United States, with her campaign putting several states in play that were not previously considered. Hazel Trice Edney of the Trice Edney Wire discussed with Chris B. Bennett how Harris is attracting support from various demographics and expanding her …
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with former state rep. Jesse Wineberry covering Vice President Kamala Harris' powerful acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Former state rep. Jesse Wineberry provides his first impressions of the speech and how Harris connected with the audience. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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The Department of Education has made rule changes to address the burden of student loan debt, impacting 30 million borrowers across the country. The new rules offer relief to those struggling the most, and Charlene Crowell joins the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast to discuss the implications of these changes. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with community activist Eddie Rye to discuss the upcoming anniversary of the historic March on Washington on August 28th and how local organizers are planning to commemorate the event. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Tiffani McCoy, Policy and Advocacy Director for House Our Neighbors, discussing Seattle' experiencing a housing crisis with skyrocketing rents, increasing homelessness, and a lack of affordable options and how her organization is advocating for a social housing as a sustainable, community-focused solution. Inter…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with political commentator Opio Sokoni discussing Project 2025, an initiative spearheaded by The Heritage Foundation, that aims to reshape the federal government in a way that its proponents believe will rescue America from what they call the grip of the radical Left. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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Rhythm & News Podcast Interview with Quincy Crawford, A Branch Manager with Chase Bank, discussing the rising cost of living and how building a solid financial cushion is crucial for being prepared for life's unexpected challenges. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Hazel Edney, Editor in Chief of the Trice Edney Wire, to discuss former President Donald Trump's recent appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention and his remarks questioning Vice President Kamala Harris's racial identity that have sparked controversy and backlash. Interview by…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Bridgette Hempstead, founder and president of Cierra Sisters. Cierra Sisters, an African American cancer advocacy and support group in Seattle, is hosting a Wellness Festival on July 20, 2023, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Grocery Outlet Store in Skyway. The festival will feature health and wellness vendors…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with political commentator Opio Sokoni. Opio Sokoni discusses the impact of extreme heat waves on minority and low-income neighborhoods in the context of discriminatory practices like redlining. This interview highlights the increased vulnerability of these communities to heat-related deaths and the need for conversa…
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Rhythm & News podcast with Larry Gossett sharing details for the upcoming Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 15th from 1pm to 2:30pm at the Washington State Labor Council Building in the Central Area of Seattle. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Dominique Davis, founder of Community Passageways, a local organization that seeks to prevent community violence, discussing gun violence and the intervention and prevention strategies to address it. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Jim Ferrell, the City of Federal Way's Mayor, sharing information on how the City of Federal Way will commemorate Juneteenth on Tuesday June 18th at 12pm as they raise the Juneteenth flag outside of Federal Way City Hall. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.저자 The Seattle Medium
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Appollonia Washington, co-owner of A 4 Apple Learning Center, and Keisha Credit, the new Program Manager of Development, to discuss what happens when Black girl magic blossoms into Black women making moves that postively impact their community. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Linda Taylor, The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle's Vice President of Housing and Financial Empowerment, to discuss their organization's upcoming 1st Annual Hope, Healing & Well-Being Health & Wellness Fair at Jefferson Park Community Center on May 18th at 10am. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.…
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