@flea333 i saw that you love wolves! check out this new Cascade PBS documentary WOLF LAND about a wolf-protecting cowboy working with ranchers to use non-lethal methods of preserving wolves and cattle https://t.co/oRncCy6LJZ
Cascade PBS is looking for stories reflecting the ancestry, connection and culture of the Pacific Northwest. Apply to Origins Season Four grant for the chance to create a docuseries with $40,000 in funding! Submissions close April 18.
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Since 2008, Seattle has been waiting, expecting an NBA franchise to return.
And now, with overtures of the first expansion since 2004, there is an overriding sentiment that Seattle is due.
Will it ever happen? @jwquick with more:
Cascade PBS's 2024 Statewide Voter Guide has information on all races, from Seattle to Spokane, plus ballot initiatives and candidate responses to your questions.
https://t.co/inK32qyLbu
Incredibly thrilled to announce that @suburbanfury, the new documentary feature I am producing, will be making its World Premiere at the New York Film Festival @TheNYFF this fall! What an honor it is to screen at such a prestigious film festival.
How does Seattle, Las Vegas, and LeBron James fit into the NBA's expansion future? 🤔
Read more on how the NBA could add 1-2 new teams ⬇️ https://t.co/sLvHWuynbb
Riz Rollins has been DJing in Seattle for nearly half his life, serving as both parson and disc jockey for devotees of his club sets and KEXP radio shows. But before he took up the mantle in the mid-’90s, he thought his life would turn out different.
https://t.co/y28PttiFvT
The 2023 Northwest Regional Emmy Awards were held on Saturday, and the Cascade PBS Original Productions team came away with two awards after being nominated for a total of seven, one for "Mossback's Northwest" and one for "Human Elements."
https://t.co/zhGnlTs9KB
Join Cascade PBS for its third annual Black Arts Legacies celebration 🎉 The evening will include performances by featured artists, video highlights, food, dancing and more. Tickets are free and available to the public.
https://t.co/PvrHcNAAVw
LISTEN: May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander, or AANHPI, month. There have been different versions of the honorary acronym over the years, but for some community members, these acronyms are a little too broad.
https://t.co/yuf1s80j0W
In 20th century wartime, a Northwest wood came to the rescue. Demand for Sitka spruce boomed during the World Wars, and a chunk of the labor shortage was filled by women. If logging had been dominated by lumberjacks, the war years saw “Lumberjills."
https://t.co/0xocaWVwxp
Woah! “It’s Coming After”, kept hidden for decades, got released last night. Written by Ron Holt who was instrumental in early @AliceInChains@fasterpussycat @mysistersmachine @suicidebride and @secondcoming. https://t.co/qwjKW9NKwz
Seattle's Robert L. Scott (Father of Seattle Radio R.I.P.) not only was my mentor but one of my biggest influences that inspired me to become a radio personality & role model in the Seattle community. Here's his story... Nasty-Nes
https://t.co/sMSHJ2NQfz
The winning filmmaker for the third season of Cascade PBS’ Origins series will be Samuel Wolfe, who will create a short-form docuseries telling the story of the last reefnetters in the Salish Sea.
https://t.co/VHtHPophZG