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Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 15: The Organized Homeschool Habits Blueprint[FREE] Join our Back to School Prep Community Welcome to another episode of Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool! In this episode, I’m sharing something I’m prioritizing this year - habits! I recently returned from a vacation and have been focused on engaging with my back-to-school prep community on Telegram, which has about 35 members. Today, I'm excited to dive into three categories of habits that help keep my homeschool life organized and stress-free: school habits, home habits, and anchor habits. I’ll provide examples of each and how they contribute to a smoother, more present, and or...2025-07-2816 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 14: Natasha's Journey to Supporting Her Autistic Son to Thrive in Both Academics and Life SkillsIn this episode of Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool, I chat with Natasha about her inspiring journey homeschooling her autistic son, Kalehl.Natasha shares her family’s transition from traditional schooling to homeschooling, highlighting the challenges they've faced and how they've overcome them. She discusses the importance of balancing academics with essential life skills, the unique strategies they've implemented, and the emotional journey that comes with being both a parent and educator.Join us to hear the heartwarming and candid experiences of a homeschooling mom who is dedicated to providing her son with the to...2025-07-241h 05
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 13: Mastering Backwards Planning for Homeschool SuccessHey there! In today's solo voice note episode, I dive into the concept of backwards planning—starting with your end goals and planning backwards to ensure success. Whether you're planning for a day, week, or the entire school year, this approach helps keep you focused and on track. I'll walk you through my process of visioning the end of the school year and how it guides me in making curriculum decisions. Plus, I'll share some tips on how AI tools like ChatGPT can help you flesh out your ideas. Join our community via the link in the sh...2025-07-2109 min
Seattle NicePrimary Preview: Is the Progressive Left Back?This week we take a closer look at what’s at stake in the upcoming August primary, and explore the potential resurgence of the progressive left in Seattle. We consider whether "public safety" retains the same electoral weight it held in 2021 and 2023, years that saw the broad ousting of Seattle progressives. Drawing parallels to the victory of Socialist Zohran Mamdani over establishment Democrats in the recent New York City primary, we also ask if Seattle's incumbent establishment figures, including Mayor Bruce Harrell, City Council President Sara Nelson, and Republican City Attorney Ann Davison could be in trouble. ...2025-07-1849 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 12: Homeschooling with Janelle: Balancing Family, Education, and EntrepreneurshipJoin my conversation with Janelle, a dynamic homeschool mom of three young children. Discover her unique approach to homeschooling using a hybrid model that combines in-person schooling with home education. Janelle shares her family's routine, organizational tips, and secrets for balancing homeschooling with multiple part-time jobs. We also talked about the importance of socialization, forming supportive mom groups, and how embracing a 'scrunchy' lifestyle works best for her family. Janelle also offers invaluable tips for managing work-life balance and maintaining sanity in a hectic homeschool environment. Don’t miss out on her insights and resources th...2025-07-151h 24Seattle NiceThe Writing on the Wall: Seattle Grapples with Graffiti and PoliticsOn this episode we debated the City Council’s plans to get tough on graffiti by introducing civil penalties up to $1,500 per violation. The change would make it easier to fine taggers. Erica questioned the council’s priorities and aesthetics, and pointed out that graffiti is already a crime or felony (if it costs more than $750 to repair). Sandeep mostly spoke in favor of the new measure, citing studies that find tolerance for graffiti can lead to more crime. But he also questioned the value of going after taggers as opposed to more serious criminals. The discussion also...2025-07-1439 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 11: Homeschooling with an InfantIn this episode, I talk about the unique challenges and reflections from my first year of homeschooling with a kindergartner and an infant who eventually grew into a curious toddler. Despite moving homes and the inevitable chaos of juggling a newborn and homeschooling, I share practical tips and strategies that helped us navigate this journey. From the ease of homeschooling with a three-month-old to the complexities of accommodating a mobile toddler, I offer insights and encouragement for those considering homeschooling with young children. Tune in for advice on integrating nap times with learning schedules, using walkers and playpens for...2025-07-1407 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolSummer Prep Series Kick-Off[FREE] Join the Summer Prep SeriesHey there! Welcome back to Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool. This super quick bonus episode was recorded from my bed, and I'm racing the clock before the baby wakes up! Tomorrow is the beginning of my summer prep series, and if you need to get ready for the school year like I do, join me! I'll be diving into organizing, curriculum planning, and setting up our homeschool space. We have a fun, eight-week schedule (with week eight being a rest week) leading up to September. We'll...2025-07-1304 min
Hacks & WonksWeek in Review: July 11, 2025 - with Erica BarnettOn this week-in-review, Crystal Fincher and Erica Barnett discuss: ⚖️ No Wilson charges 💬 Pro-Harrell message testing poll 🔄 Moore replacement 👑 Bills expand Davison/Police power 🔎 Ask to end consent decree 🤖 PC Sheriff gets bad advice from ChatGPT As always, a full text transcript of the show is available at officialhacksandwonks.com. Follow us on Bluesky at @HacksAndWonks. Find the host, Crystal Fincher, on Bluesky at @finchfrii and find today’s co-host, Erica Barnett, on Bluesky at @ericacbarnett and on PubliCola.com.2025-07-1245 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 10: Navigating the Homeschool Journey with Erica JohnsIn this episode of Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool Podcast, I'm thrilled to chat with Erica Johns, a seasoned homeschool mom who has homeschooled her six children for 24 years. Erica shares her journey from starting homeschooling in the late '90s to managing a busy household with six children, including times of crisis and shifting educational paths. We discuss important topics like evaluating homeschooling decisions, balancing mental health with academics, and empowering teenagers to take ownership of their educational paths. Erica also provides practical advice on staying organized, handling curriculum choices, and the importance of reflective...2025-07-101h 14
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 9: Homeschool OversightIn this voice note, I explore the role of state or local education departments in providing support to homeschooling families. Based on responses from Facebook groups, I discuss the mandatory reviews required in our state to ensure educational standards and the community's mixed feelings on whether the government should offer additional support, such as funding or workshops. I delve into the pros and cons of government involvement and wonder if having homeschoolers run support programs funded by the county could change perceptions. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with me on Instagram or TikTok.00:00 Introduction and...2025-07-0709 minSeattle NiceThe Taxman (and Woman) Cometh!This week, we're talking taxes—specifically, the new business and occupation (B&O) tax proposal that City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck and Mayor Bruce Harrell dropped, seemingly out of the blue, last week. The tax includes a big exemption that the business community has been seeking for a long time; however, above that threshold—$2 million in gross receipts—the tax will go up substantially. Because B&O taxes are based on gross receipts, they hit high-grossing, low-margin businesses like restaurants and grocery stores hardest, which is one reason they aren't generally considered progressive. In fact, neither of the gro...2025-06-3043 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 8: Kindergarten Math with Confidence Curriculum🧮 Grab your copy of Math With ConfidenceWelcome back to Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool! In this episode, I share my experiences and thoughts on using the Kindergarten Math with Confidence curriculum during our school year and summer learning. I share why we stuck with it for a whole year and highlight the curriculum's strengths. I also discuss how the curriculum uses engagement methods to help build my child's math confidence. Plus, I talk about my plans to supplement this curriculum for the upcoming year. If you're considering Math with Confidence or loo...2025-06-2611 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 7: Why Planning is Essential in Homeschooling - Insights From a Former Principal✅ Grab my free Weekly Planning checklist! 📚Start Planning using my Homeschool For Freedom Planner! Welcome back to Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool, recorded on the go as I share my opinion about the importance of planning in homeschooling! As a former principal and teacher, planning is second nature to me. In this episode I talk about why I plan our homeschool schedule, the benefits of using my 'Homeschool for Freedom Planner,' and how planning helps me gauge our progress, especially when using open-and-go curriculum options. Tune in to hear about...2025-06-2508 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoice Note 6: What swimming reminded me about homeschoolingIn this episode of Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool, I share a personal story about teaching my five-year-old son how to swim, which led me to reflect on broader teaching principles. I recount his initial struggles and fears with swimming lessons and how he eventually overcame them with the right support and tools. This experience reminded me of the importance of taking things slow, giving necessary support, and allowing children to learn at their own pace. I relate these insights to homeschooling, emphasizing how tools and gradual support can help children succeed in their...2025-06-1909 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoicenote 5: How I'm using Assessments in our HomeschoolIn this voice note from a morning walk, I discuss the recent assessment my son took, why I chose to have him take it, and how he performed. As a former principal and teacher, I shared my opinion on the importance of familiarizing my son with tests for his future education and ensuring he's on track with his skills.I chose the NWEA MAP test for its adaptability and comprehensive reports. Despite the muggy weather, this walk gave me an opportunity to reflect on the benefits of assessments and share my son's achievements in reading and math.2025-06-1908 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoicenote 4: Balancing Freelance Project Management and HomeschoolingIn this voice note, I discuss how I balance homeschooling my boys and managing a freelance project management business. I outline my typical weekly routine, which involves dedicating Tuesdays to client meetings with the help of a babysitter, and fitting work around homeschooling and family time on other days. Today, our babysitter couldn't come, so I adapted by using screen time and a new hack and play setup for my toddler. Despite the challenges, I managed to complete client meetings and homeschool activities. I describe the less-than-perfect but functional balance I maintain and invite you to share your own...2025-06-1804 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoicenote 3: Keeping the Learning Going - Our Summer Homeschool ApproachIn this voicenote, I share insights into our summer homeschool approach, which I call 'light learning,' to combat summer slide by focusing on reading, writing, and math. I outline the resources and methods we use, like Hooked on Phonics and Handwriting Without Tears, and emphasize maintaining a balance between educational activities and outdoor fun. I conclude by inviting you to share your summer plans or ask questions.Check out my I free weekly planning checklist to continue planning and learning this summer! Grab my Homeschool For Freedom Planner to stay organized!2025-06-1707 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoicenote 2: Setting 12-Month Priorities During the 75 Hard Challenge📓 Grab my Homeschool For Freedom planner to start planning your homeschool goals for the next school year.In this episode of 'Voice Notes from The Organized Homeschool,' I discuss my reflections during the second week of the 75 Hard Challenge. I share my experience with the challenge's requirements and my decision to prioritize lifestyle changes over perfect adherence to the rules. The book 'Be Your Future Self Now' by Dr. Benjamin Hardy has inspired me to set three key priorities for the next 12 months: homeschooling, health, and finances. I get into my specific hom...2025-06-1510 min
Voice Notes from the Organized HomeschoolVoicenote 1: Excited to share my homeschool journey✅ Grab my FREE Weekly Planning Checklist - https://stan.store/theorganizedhomeschool/p/get-my-free-weekly-planning-checklist-now Introduction to Voicenotes from the Organized Homeschool with Erica HarrellIn this inaugural episode, Erica Harrell introduces herself and her new homeschooling podcast. She shares her background as a former teacher and principal, her journey into homeschooling her two young children, and her aspirations for the podcast. Erica discusses her plans to create a supportive community for homeschoolers, balancing professional life with homeschooling, and her intentions to post short, daily episodes. She also offers insights into her project management business and her go...2025-06-1408 minSeattle NiceAssessor Allegedly Stalks, Ethics Walks, and the Culture War Rocks SeattleThis week Erica has the scoop on allegations of stalking and harassment against King County Assessor John Arthur Wilson. We also debate Cathy Moore's decision to withdraw a bill that critics say weakens the council’s ethics standards. Plus, we discuss the anti-trans demonstrations and counter-protests at Cal Anderson Park and City Hall that resulted in over 30 arrests. Mayoral Candidate Katie Wilson blamed Bruce Harrell for permitting a "fundamentalist, anti-trans “family values” protest in the heart of Seattle’s historic LGBTQ neighborhood." Is she right? And, were the counter-protests effective politics? Our editor is Quinn Waller. 2025-05-3132 minSeattle NicePrude or Lewd at Denny Blaine, Harrell Flexes His Muscles, and State Budget Axes Successful Homeless ProgramFirst up, why are state lawmakers planning to decimate a successful Seattle homeless program? Then, things get a little cheeky as we discuss the lawsuit over alleged “lewd behavior” at Denny Blaine Park. Plus, Mayor Bruce Harrell throws down the gauntlet with an impromptu push-up contest at a middle school. Is he the "world's best mayor," or just really good at flexing? Tune in and find out! Quinn Waller is our editor. About Seattle Nice It’s getting harder and harder to talk about politics, especially if you disagree. Well, screw that. Sea...2025-04-2633 min
Unforbidden TruthTik Tok Live: Jailhouse call with convicted murderer Harrell JohnsonOn April 28, 2001 Erica Michelle Marie Green, Harrell's step daughter, was murdered. Her body was discovered the same day, and her was was located on May 1. Erica's identity remained unidentified, classifying her as 'Precious Doe'.On May 5, 2005 Precious Doe was identified as Erica Michelle Marie Green. Erica's mother, Michelle Johnson and her step father, Harrell Johnson were arrested, charged and convicted of her murder. Michelle Johnson is serving a 25 year sentence, Harrell Johnson is serving life without the possibility of parole. https://linktr.ee/UnforbiddentruthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/p...2025-04-1442 minSeattle NiceSound Transit Picks Dow? And Challengers Take on Harrell and DavisonSandeep says Dow Constantine will be the next CEO of Sound Transit. Is Dow the best pick? Was the process a flawed example of cronyism? And why is the transit agency's CEO pay so high? We also discuss progressive activist Katie Wilson entering the Seattle mayor's race against Bruce Harrell. Does she have a shot against Harrell's record and "One Seattle" leadership style? Don't miss our in-depth interview with Katie Wilson where she self-criticized the left on the politics of homelessness in recent years. Plus, former assistant US Attorney Erika Evans is running against Republican Ci...2025-03-1441 minSeattle NiceSeattle Elections Heat Up and Trump Gets PunitiveThe latest explosive headline about Bruce Harrell's 1996 arrest isn't great news for a mayor who is up for re-election later this year. We discuss the fallout and the fact that a mystery challenger is expected to join that race next week.Speaking of politics, we also discuss Erica's interview with Dionne Foster, who is challenging City Council President Sara Nelson. Foster is challenging Nelson from the left, but some of her positions don’t sound that progressive. Is that smart politics? Also, Republican City Attorney Ann Davison is standing up to the Trump Administration. We deb...2025-03-0833 minSeattle NiceDoes Mayor Bruce Harrell Heart Elon Musk? Plus, Seattle Fights Over Totem Poles and TreesWhat do you call it when Mayor Bruce Harrell raises eyebrows with alleged praise for Trump advisors, a totem pole stands in the way of a park opening, and a tree divides a neighborhood? Just another week in Seattle! In this episode, we dive into Mayor Harrell's comments at a downtown business event, where he appeared to praise tech advisors to Donald J. Trump like Elon Musk. Was it an off-script gaffe, a calculated appeal to the business community, simply a fact about tech innovation leaders, or something else entirely? We discuss the comments, the context and wh...2025-02-2837 minSeattle NicePreview: Grading Bruce Harrell's State of the CityIn this members-only episode we take a closer look at the style, the substance and the politics of Tuesday's State of the City Address by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell.This episode is a free preview. To hear the full episode just sign up at any level that's right for you at patreon.com/seattlenice. If you are already a member, here's how to access your member-only episodes automatically: https://support.patreon.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041347732-How-to-use-your-audio-RSSThanks everyone for your support for this podcast. Our editor is Quinn Waller....2025-02-1917 minSeattle NiceSODA, SOAP, and SODOSODA Seattle's new drug "stay out zones" are barely being unforced. Erica said this was the predictable result of bad, "performative" policy by council. Sandeep defended the policy but said more enforcement is needed, echoing this comment by City Council President Sara Nelson. She called on Mayor Harrell and other leaders to do more. Will "One Seattle" be put to the test this election year? SoDo Sandeep and Erica were both on Sara Nelson's side about a controversial proposal to add housing in SODO. David felt obligated to challenge their symbolic capitalist ideology a...2025-02-0746 min
Scriptnotes PodcastWriting Across MediumsLive from the Austin Film Festival, John joins panelists Jordan Mechner (Prince of Persia) and Erica Harrell & Desirée Proctor (The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners) for an in-depth discussion on working across movies, tv, comics, plays, videogames and VR. Moderated by Evan Narcisse (Rise of the Black Panther), they discuss what led them to […]
The post Writing Across Mediums first appeared on John August.2024-12-2400 minSeattle NiceEx-SPD Chief Diaz Fired, Bus Stabbing Sparks Safety Debate, Graffiti CrackdownThis week Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell fired former SPD chief Adrian Diaz following an investigation by the city’s Office of Inspector General. The report found Diaz violated a number of city policies in the course of a workplace relationship that he tried to cover up. We take a closer look at the report, which includes some salacious details and Star Wars references, and talk about the fallout for the city. Next, the pod discusses the fatal stabbing of a bus driver in Seattle's University District that's sparking a debate about public safety. Plus, the latest graffiti cra...2024-12-2037 min
The Misery MachineThe Case of Erica GreenThis week, Drewby and Yergy discuss the tragic case of Erica Green, or as she was more famously known, Precious Doe. Erica's mother, Michelle Johnson, and her new man, Harrell, murdered the little girl, decapitated her, and then disposed of her body in the woods. She was discovered by chance by authorities searching for a missing elderly man. Erica's identity was unknown for years, until the most unlikely source came forward... Harrell's own grandfather.
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Join Our Facebook Group: https://t.co...2024-10-0421 minSeattle NiceProgressives pan Mayor Harrell's budget. Plus, debate watch party!This week Seattle Nice debates Erica's take on Mayor Bruce Harrell's new budget. TL;DR Harrell avoided big budget cuts but progressives are pissed that he tapped the lucrative payroll tax on big business known as JumpStart to pull that off. Don't miss the city council debate and VP debate watch party at Town Hall this coming Tuesday October 1. We kick it off with a livestream of the big Vice Presidential debate between Tim Walz and J.D. Vance on the big screen. Then, we go local with the Seattle Nice City Council deb...2024-09-2935 min
Seattle News, Views, and Brews2024 Episode 38: Mayor's Budget Proposal, Lateral Police Hires, and More, with Guest Host Erica C. BarnettLearn about the latest in local public affairs in about the time it takes for a coffee break! Brian Callanan of Seattle Channel and Erica C. Barnett, founder of Publicola, discuss the tradeoffs in Mayor Bruce Harrell's budget proposal, a new plan for lateral police hires and increased neighborhood surveillance, a new contract between Seattle and the King County Jail, and a major upheaval for King County's public defense system. If you like this podcast, please support it on Patreon!2024-09-2529 minSeattle NiceIs Seattle's downtown really recovering?Surrogates are calling Mayor Bruce Harrell's downtown recovery plan a "roaring success" for the city. Are they right? We debate that, and whether "return to work" is overrated. What is the good life, Seattle? To advertise or just get in touch you can reach Seattle Nice at realseattlenice@gmail.com Our editor is Quinn Waller. Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the uniq...2024-08-2337 min
Get It Right, Texoma!Episode 63: Camp Fire talk with Erica MundtErica Mundt, Executive Director of Camp Fire Wichita Falls joins the Texoma Trio to talk about all things happening around Camp Fire and their home at Harrell Park in Wichita Falls.2024-07-1730 minGet It Right, Texoma!Episode 63: Camp Fire talk with Erica MundtErica Mundt, Executive Director of Camp Fire Wichita Falls joins the Texoma Trio to talk about all things happening around Camp Fire and their home at Harrell Park in Wichita Falls.2024-07-1730 minSeattle NiceIs Seattle Ungovernable?David is away this week, and Sandeep and Erica are in charge! Our question for this week: Is Seattle in a state of chaos? The evidence: The Seattle school district is considering potentially devastating cuts. Hundreds showed up at a Seattle City Council meeting to protest a last-minute proposal that could doom the city's largest anti-displacement program. Mayor Bruce Harrell demoted the Seattle Police Department chief amid a swirl of lawsuits and allegations. And the King County Regional Homelessness Authority is about to appoint a leader by default, after all the applicants but one dropped out.2024-06-0137 minSeattle NiceDo you support Seattle Mayor Harrell's new overdose recovery facility plan?On Thursday, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a new overdose recovery center. Erica and Sandeep both support the idea but still find room for some lively disagreement. Quinn Waller is our editor. If you want to advertise or book Seattle Nice Live! for your next neighborhood or other event, email us at realseattlenice@gmail.com. If you like this podcast please give us a 5 star review everywhere. Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the show...2024-05-1223 minSeattle NiceWhy was Seattle's original draft plan for more dense housing watered down?A big Publicola scoop shows how Mayor Harrell watered down a draft comprehensive plan for "significantly more density in more parts of the city, including single-family neighborhoods, than the final version Mayor Harrell released in March." The pod discusses and debates the policy and the politics, in light of recent polling that suggests most Seattleites crave more density.Our editor is Quinn Waller. Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYo...2024-04-1925 minSeattle NiceSeattle's new police contract, $1.35 billion transportation levy and the migrant crisisThis week the pod talks about the new Seattle Police contract, Mayor Bruce Harrell's proposed $1.35 billion transportation levy, and the politics of the migrant crisis in the region. Our editor is Quinn WallerSend us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice. 2024-04-0629 minSeattle NiceShocking presidential primary vote and Seattle Mayor's controversial comprehensive planThis week's podcast considers a political sea change in Seattle, and asks if Mayor Bruce Harrell's new comprehensive plan is doomed to fail. Our editor is Quinn Waller. Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice. 2024-03-1945 minHacks & WonksWeek in Review: March 8, 2024 - with Erica BarnettWeek in Review: Conservative Initiatives, Comprehensive Plan, and Ax Murderer Controversy Conservative Initiatives Pass Democratic Legislature In a surprising move, the Democratic-majority in the Washington state legislature passed three conservative ballot initiatives into law, bypassing the need for a public vote. The initiatives ban a state income tax, expand parental rights regarding instructional materials and student records in public schools, and give police broader authority for vehicular pursuits. Barnett warned the parental rights measure could be wielded to out LGBTQ students: "It is outing trans kids, it is outing potentially gay and lesbian...2024-03-0944 minSeattle NiceMayor Bruce Harrell says Seattle's making progress under his leadershipSeattle Nice parses the vibes and debates the substance of Mayor Bruce Harrell's third State of the City talk. Our editor is Quinn Waller. Support us on Patreon!Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice. 2024-02-2842 minSeattle NiceWe Are In ImplodesThis is a preview of a special members-only episode, in which we grapple with two of Erica's recent breaking stories: “Harrell Administration Consultant Tim Ceis Urges Businesses to Back Tanya Woo for Open Council Seat,” and the “implosion” of a key player in Seattle’s effort to address homelessness, “We Are In.”To hear the full episode please donate at https://patreon.com/seattlenice Our editor is Quinn Waller. Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patre...2024-01-1706 min
Mi Gente ShowWhat If? A chat with Erica Harrell & Desiree Proctor from Nuclear Power!Thanks to Barbara Dillon from Fanbase Press for connecting us with Desiree Proctor and Erica Harrell who are writers on Lopez vs Lopez and together created Nuclear Power a comic book dealing with a what if scenario if the Cuban missile Crisis had ended with a Nuclear War.
Special thanks for sending out copies of the book to us! Its an awesome book and it was a cool chat about what it takes to bring a comic book to life and about the life of a team of writers.
Make sure you find this comic at F...2023-12-2632 minMi Gente ShowWhat If? A chat with Erica Harrell & Desiree Proctor from Nuclear Power!Thanks to Barbara Dillon from Fanbase Press for connecting us with Desiree Proctor and Erica Harrell who are writers on Lopez vs Lopez and together created Nuclear Power a comic book dealing with a what if scenario if the Cuban missile Crisis had ended with a Nuclear War.
Special thanks for sending out copies of the book to us! Its an awesome book and it was a cool chat about what it takes to bring a comic book to life and about the life of a team of writers.
Make sure you find this comic at F...2023-12-2632 minHacks & WonksWeek in Review: September 15, 2023 - with Erica BarnettOn this week-in-review, Crystal is joined by Seattle political reporter and editor of PubliCola, Erica Barnett! The show starts with the infuriating story of Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG) leaders joking about a fellow Seattle Police Department (SPD) officer running over and killing Jaahnavi Kandula - how the shocking comments caught on body cam confirm suspicions of a culture in SPD that disregards life, that the SPOG police union is synonymous with the department, and whether a seemingly absent Mayor Bruce Harrell will do anything about a troubled department under his executive purview. Erica and...2023-09-1534 minHacks & WonksWeek in Review: August 11, 2023 - with Erica BarnettOn this week-in-review, Crystal is joined by Seattle political reporter and editor of PubliCola, Erica Barnett! They discuss the latest in Burien’s non-addressing of homelessness, new revenue options presented for Seattle, whether primary results mean Seattle City Council incumbents are doomed or safe, and how candidates who support police alternatives led in primaries. The episode continues with how Mayor Harrell’s $27M for drug diversion and treatment adds no new funding, Seattle adding new protections for app-based workers, and signs of a late-summer COVID surge. As always, a full text transcript of the show is a...2023-08-1134 min