Rivian Takes On Tesla’s EV Dominance, Seattle ICE Protests, and the Crosslake Connection Is an Aries?
Today on the podcast, Jane talks with contributor Hannah Krieg and producer Sam J Leeds about Seattle’s response to the CPB killing of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis – including protests in front of the federal building, local legislators' response to the DHS budget, and updated numbers on ICE arrests and deportations in our state. Then Jane asks for help understanding The Stranger’s birth chart reading for the crosslake connection, which opens March 28th, making the train an Aries… or does it? And finally, the show wraps with a discussion of a new EV ballot measure, which would eliminate Tesla’s exclusive right to sell directly to consumers in Washington.
Learn more about the sponsors of this January 27th episode
Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastSeattle on Instagram, or email us at seattle@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 206-880-3931.
For more Seattle news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, City Cast Seattle.
Looking to advertise on City Cast Seattle? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise.
Subscribe To Our Newsletter
Stay connected to City Cast Seattle and get ready to join the local conversation.
Latest Episodes
Overwhelmed Public Defenders, a New Downtown Home for Artists, and SIFF’s Big Documentary Lineup
Today on the podcast, Jane gets the lowdown on Washington’s public defender crisis from the Stranger’s Nathalie Graham. Nathalie also bre...
Our Newest Worker-Owned Arts Mag, a Twist in the Gas Works Saga, and Award-Winning Bagels
Jane sits down with the founders of CHUM News, Seattle's newest online magazine mixing art, food, politics, and culture. Photographer Mer...
Does Sound Transit Have Enough Money? Plus, What Data Centers Will Do to Our Electricity Bills
Today on the show, Jane is joined by public information officer for Sound Transit (and king of Numtots) Henry Bendon and contributor Hann...
War Tax Resistance Grows, Legal Protection for Polyamory, and Your Hiking Trails in Jeopardy
As tax day approaches, Jane is joined by journalist Andy Engelson and contributor Guy Oron to explore the national tax strike protesting...
Is Seattle the Quiet Engine of the U.S. War Effort? Plus, Library Levy Amendments
Today on the show, Jane is joined by contributor (and Elvish speaker) Marcus Harrison Green and creative producer (and Orc) Liam Billingh...
Seattle’s Media Future, the Freelance Sausage Factory, and Beast Mode Goes Hollywood
It’s Local News Day, and Jane is digging into Seattle's evolving media landscape. Annika Anand, who is helping to build the Washington St...
Will Seattle Choose Density Over Trees? Plus, Light Rail Optimism and RIP Dragon Land
Today on the show, Jane is joined by The Urbanist contributing editor and transportation advocate Ryan Packer and contributor Brett Hamil...
Part-Time Politicians, a Car-Free Ave, and Have We Reached Peak Beer?
It’s National Beer Day, and since Seattle and a dank IPA go hand in hand, today Jane is chatting with Rodney Hines, co-founder and CEO of...
Why WA Sold Off Caterpillar Bonds, Measles in Seattle, and a Pro-Tax Millionaire
Today, Jane is joined by Diana Fakhoury, director of the Rachel Corrie Foundation, to talk about how and why Washington state made the de...
Your City Could Be Better: Denver’s Bet on a Women’s Soccer Stadium — Presented By City Cast Seattle
While both Seattle and Denver have a professional Women's Soccer team (go Reign!), Denver is only the second city in the U.S. to build a...