Library Podcasts

What does it mean to lose your roots and what happens when you look for them? Nicole Chung talks about her search for her birth family and personal identity. Nicole will appear in conversation with Ijeoma Oluo.

Nhà văn Seattle Nguyễn Công Khanh sẽ đọc và thảo luận về tác phẩm của ông, “Con Trâu Rừng Cuối Cùng Trên Đảo.”

University of Washington professor Jean Dennison (Osage) and Josh Reid (Snohomish) discuss Indigenous sovereignty and more with community leaders.

Join us to hear Arjun Singh Sethi, a community activist and civil rights lawyer, discuss the stories of individuals affected by hate. Stay for a panel discussion with Sethi, Matt Remle, Soya & Aneelah Afzali.

Join us for the book launch of "JOHN OKADA: The Life & Rediscovered Work of the Author of NO-NO BOY" -- on the 95th anniversary of his birth, and at the library where he once worked as a reference librarian.

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project hosts a free immigration 101 training.

Maria Dahvana Headley presents her retelling of Beowulf, set in American suburbia as two mothers―a housewife and a battle-hardened veteran―fight to protect those they love. Headley talks with Nicola Griffith.

The Prices and their cat (or is he the spirit of Frances’ late husband?) try to escape their dire straits by heading to Paris. French Exit is a send-up of high society and a moving mother/son caper.

Join us for an arts and social justice dialog about immigration during our changing political times with an array of different community members including artists, community organizers and more.

This panel merges storytelling with a discussion of current issues to examine the role of salmon in the lives of Coast Salish peoples.