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Jamie Skorheim
Mobile Food Rodeo corralling best of Seattle food trucks
Tired of chasing your favorite food trucks around town? For one day only all the best food trucks in Seattle will be in one spot.13 years ago
Rachel Belle
TomboyX Brings Fashion To Seattle Tomboys
A couple of local tomboys decided to create a fashion line for women like them, who can't find clothes they like in the women section and can't find properly fitting clothes in the men's section. It's fashion for tomboys, made locally.13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Hot spring recipes in Seattle
Seattle cooks tend to be healthier, add a little more Asian flare, and use more fish than the rest of the country, according to the data from AllRecipes.com.13 years ago
Cait Walsh
Ingredient of the Week: Pork
Pork is a very versatile meat - cuts such the tenderloin, shoulder, chops, and ribs all have distinct characteristics and flavors. Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau discuss their favorite cuts and ways to cook them.13 years ago
Rachel Belle
Seattle’s Yanni’s Greek Restaurant Is Now Packed Thanks To ‘Kitchen Nightmares’
Yanni's Green Restaurant opened in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood in 1984, but in the past few years it has taken a major hit. Last month they were featured on Gordon Ramsay's popular restaurant makeover show "Kitchen Nightmares," and now business is booming. The owners tell a few behind-the-scenes secrets.13 years ago
Cait Walsh
Ingredient of the Week: Bacon
Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau talk about the crisp deliciousness that is fried pork belly.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Keep On Truckin’: Upscale Restaurants Are Getting In On the Food Truck Game
Food trucks are moving on up, from burgers and sandwiches to fancier fair prepared by restaurants like Woodinville\'s The Barking Frog. Rachel chats with Renee Erickson, chef owner of The Walrus and the Carpenter, about her soon-to-be-opened food truck, Narwhal.14 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
On a sunny afternoon, swirl, sniff, sip a rose
On a sunny afternoon in March, chef and Seattle Kitchen host Tom Douglas found himself craving a summertime beverage. He went to one of his restaurants and ordered a rosé.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
In the New Movie “42,” Jackie Robinson’s Uniform Is Made Right Here In Seattle
Ebbets Field Flannel, a Seattle company that recreates defunct baseball team uniforms, was asked to make all the uniforms for the new Jackie Robinson movie, "42."14 years ago
Cait Walsh
Ingredient of the Week: Morel Mushrooms
Wild mushrooms can add a great flavor to your dish, and morels are in season.14 years ago
Rachel & Sean make PUNtastic appearance on KING 5’s New Day Northwest
Rachel Belle and Sean De Tore were featured on KING 5's New Day Northwest to promote their kickstarter campaign. They're raising money to get to Austin, TX for the O.Henry Pun-Off World Championships, so they can compete and make a short documentary.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
The Counter-Terrorism Efforts Taken By Police Before a Marathon
The president of a New York private investigation, risk management and security consultation firm talks about the counter-terrorism precautions cities take before a marathon. He also talks about who could have done this.14 years ago
Can you call it a burial?
On Today's show Bess Lovejoy stops by to talk about her book Rest In Pieces : The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses . You can follow Bess Lovejoy on Twitter at @Death_A_Day.
14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Suicide is the 2nd Highest Cause of Death Amongst College Students: Join a Suicide Prevention Walk on the UW Campus
On Saturday, April 13th 2013, students at UW are organizing a walk to raise money for suicide prevention and to break the taboo associated with the topic. In this story, two students who have personal associations with suicide tell their stories.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Women’s Prison & The If Project: Part III : Reentering Society
On the third, and last, installment of my Women In Prison series, we explore what these women face when they leave prison. 70% of them will return within a year. Many of them are going home to children they have only seen for two hour a month, all the years they\'ve been behind bars.14 years ago
Don’t Ask For Anything
Have you ever wanted to see what it's like to be kidnapped? Why? What's wrong with you? Have you already burned through every episode of Law & Order: SVU and The First 48? Today on TBTL Luke talks to somebody who did, GQ writer Drew Magary.14 years ago
Is Louie Right?
I'm rather sick so I'm writing this in between coughing fits and hot toddy sips, but the blog must go on. On Wednesday's show we find out about Luke's reaction to Magic Johnson having HIV and what Andrew does while listening to "Sleazy" by Ke$ha.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Women’s Prison & The If Project Part II: Keeping Kids Out of Prison
In part two of my three part series on my trip to the Washington Correction Center For Women, we explore how the If Project is helping teenagers. Inmates who have been released from prison, and reformed, go to schools and detention centers to tell their stories and connect with the kids, hoping the teens won't make the same mistakes that they did.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Women’s Prison & The If Project: Part 1
Rachel visited the Washington Correction Center For Women in Gig Harbor, and this is the first part of a three part series on the stories she collected there. She focuses on The If Project, a project started by a Seattle police detective and an inmate named Renata. Inmates are asked this question: If there was something somebody could have said or done to change the path that led you here, what would it have been? And answering it helps them figure out why they led a life of crime and hopefully change themselves for the better.14 years ago
Would You Like Some Blueberry Coffee Cake With Your Bigotry?
On this Monday edition of TBTL, Mommy and Daddy make up, much like Brad Paisley and LL Cool J make up for hundreds of years of racism in America with their new song, "Accidentally Racist." I had only read the lyrics to the song before the show, so I was rather dismissive of it. Then I heard it on TBTL and realized that you can only really feel it's healing power when that beautiful country/rap music fills your ears.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Mariners Superfan Is Attending His 36th Home Opener
A 42 year old Kirkland man has managed to attend every single Mariners home opener since he was 6 years old. Now he takes his own kids along to the game.14 years ago
Two thumbs Up
Two Thumbs Up
On this Thursday afternoon edition of TBTL we memorialize the late, great Roger Ebert and Jen calls in to reignite her longstanding feud with Andrew talk and help Luke understand why he hates all his favorite TV shows.
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Also Jen discusses the latest evidence that she has lost her women's intuition, Jimmy Fallon is officially taking over the Tonight Show. As somebody who was personally devastated by the Conan situation I'm just thrilled that the Chin is on the chopping block. Also I think Jimmy Fallon has already mastered the most important part of being a Tonight Show host, appealing to octogenarians.
TBTL Song of the Day: "Satan Said Dance" by Clap Your Hands Say ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97PcaSn53J4 )
My Song of the Day: "As If I Could" by Ted Leo ( http://soundcloud.com/tedleo/as-if-i-could )
14 years ago
Luke Has a New Nickname!
Although I don’t think I can repeat it here, so you’ll have to listen to the show. Instead of transferring all your donations in to laundry quarters and whisky, today Luke and Andrew decide to broadcast live from an actual recording studio. Talk turns to screaming goats, image enhancement technology, whether or not Applebee’s is […]14 years ago
