Featured Stories
Rachel Belle
No one is talking about menopause, not even your doctor
Let's Talk Menopause founder Donna Klassen says most women don't know the symptoms and most medical schools don't include menopause in the curriculum.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
New ‘Your Last Meal’: British Bake Off winner, Spice Waala brings Indian street food to Seattle
As a child, Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain, felt frustrated that her dad served watered down, westernized Indian food at his restaurants.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Seattle psychotherapist on how to cope with ‘season of toxic positivity’
Telling your loved ones to look on the bright side when they're feeling down is toxic positivity, and no one likes to hear it. Not even you.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
‘Your Last Meal’ podcast explores history of why we eat cake and light candles for birthdays
We all eat birthday cake, but have you ever wondered why? Award-winning chef Christina Tosi dives in on the latest episode of "Your Last Meal."5 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Dave Ross, Rachel Belle on how ‘fluffernutter’ made it into the dictionary
Fluffernutter is now in the dictionary. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Rachel Belle discuss that and the other new words (and phrases) that made the cut.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Seattle rocker Chris Ballew is retiring Caspar Babypants, moving on from kids’ music
After 19 albums and 13 years as Caspar Babypants, Seattle's Chris Ballew is moving on to yet another a new musical project.5 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
KIRO Radio hosts attempt to solve Seattle’s anxiety problem
A new study out of the U.S. Census Bureau has found that Seattle is ranked as the most anxious metro area in the country. KIRO Radio weighs in.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Nearly 70% of Butterball Turkey Talk-Line customers will make a recipe from social media
It's the 40th anniversary of the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line, and this year, they're stepping into the TikTok era!5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Local ‘Buy Nothing’ users share strangest, stinkiest things they’ve acquired in the sharing economy
On Buy Nothing, the popular Facebook group that allows neighbors to give unwanted items to each other, people will give away anything.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
New ‘Your Last Meal’ podcast explores what Jesus actually ate at The Last Supper
The latest guest on "Your Last Meal" is cookbook author Carla Lalli Music, whose last meal is unintentionally biblical: bread and wine. But what was actually served at The Last Supper?5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Start your holiday shopping now or risk supply chain issues
Now is the time to start holiday gift shopping because if you don't buy soon, supply chain issues may make it tough to get what you want later.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
How does Dick’s Drive-In pay workers $19 an hour with a menu completely under $5?
Dick's Drive-In recently raised its base pay, as did Taco Time, which is now offering employees $20 an hour at select locations. How do they keep prices low and pay high?5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Don’t like how you look on Zoom? Many young Americans are now getting Botox
More people are turning to Botox to get rid of lines and wrinkles, but is it safe? How does one age naturally in a youth obsessed country? Experts weigh in.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Turn your backyard into a Certified Wildlife Habitat
The National Wildlife Federation will help you make your yard a habitable home for bees, birds, bugs and critters. And they'll give you an official sign!5 years ago
Rachel Belle
‘You either got married or broke up’: 20 years later, a Seattle couple on falling in love in NYC in the wake of 9/11
On Sept. 11, 2001, Seattle's Emily Cherkin and Ben Gitenstein were 22 years old and separately taking the subway into Manhattan when two planes crashed into the Twin Towers. This is their story.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
New book ‘Dirty Work’ reveals psychological toll of working unsavory jobs nobody wants
A new book by Eyal Press called "Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll of Inequality in America" takes a deeper look at jobs no one wants to do.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Research says talking to strangers is good for your health
We know how important friendships are to our mental health and happiness, but new research suggests striking up conversations with strangers is just as beneficial.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
New bestseller ‘Falling’ was written on napkins by a flight attendant while passengers slept
The idea for former flight attendant TJ Newman's first book, "Falling," was born out of a worst case scenario she presented to a pilot on a red eye flight.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Tokyo Olympics disregard for breastfeeding athletes highlights inequality in women’s sports
The Tokyo Olympics initially told athletes they couldn't bring their babies to Japan. Now babies are allowed, but they can't stay with their mothers.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Marketing for Bigfoot film shot in North Bend aims to support struggling local movie theaters
The filmmakers behind 'Hunting Bigfoot' want to open in smaller communities, like North Bend and Monroe, to share more profits with local theaters.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
New book says ‘Mother Trees’ care for their forest kin using an underground fungal network
"Finding the Mother Tree" is part research, part memoir by University of British Columbia professor of forest ecology, Dr. Suzanna Simard.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Olympic ban on swim caps for Black hair ‘offensive, discriminatory,’ says Seattle founder of Afro Swimmers
The Olympics rejected swim cap designed to fit large, textured hair, with advocates saying the ban is just one more barrier keeping Black people out of pools.5 years ago
Rachel Belle
Jack Daniel’s documentary reminds us Tennessee whiskey was created by an enslaved African American man
Jack Daniel's is one of America's oldest brands. But it was only fairly recently that the brand credited the man who taught Jack Daniel how to distill whiskey: an enslaved man named Nathan "Nearest" Green.5 years ago
