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Spark Public (formerly What’s Good 206) is a public media platform that showcases the next generation of multimedia content creators and journalists. Spark Public is a division of Cascade Public Media, a multi-platform media organization that includes KCTS9.org and Crosscut.com.

Stories

Need a Roommate? How to Find One and Make It Work
November 9, 2017
With Seattle rents on the rise, more people are sharing housing. Don’t miss...
Is Witchcraft Having a Moment? Practicing Witches of the Pacific Northwest Weigh In
October 30, 2017
The trendiness of witchcraft seems to have seeped into mainstream pop culture....
Youth Homelessness in Seattle
A compilation of stories on youth homelessness in Seattle from Spark Public.
The Tough Transition Out of Homelessness Amid Seattle’s Rising Housing Costs
October 5, 2017
Formerly homeless youth like Terry Jackson struggle to move from transitional...
The Hidden Connection Between Trauma and Homelessness
September 25, 2017
Gas Works Park, home to sweeping skyline views, vintage industrial structures...
More Than Milk: Building a New Generation of Farmers, One Goat at a Time
September 14, 2017
Left Foot Farm is helping to inspire the next generation of food-growers.
Adventures in Bumbershooting
September 5, 2017
Paris Nguyen breaks down his weekend at Seattle’s Bumbershoot 2017
Seattle’s Mini-Restaurant Queen Dishes Up
August 24, 2017
Seattle Chef Monica Dimas is turning the food truck trend on its transient head...
The Birthplace of Seattle Karaoke Is Closing Its Doors
July 5, 2017
Open since 1953, one of Seattle’s oldest watering holes will soon close.
Part-Time Student, Full-Time Homeless
June 27, 2017
College students face homelessness in some of the biggest numbers anywhere.
Ahoy! Set Sail Each Sunday at Seattle’s Center for Wooden Boats.
June 16, 2017
A look at the free Sunday Public Sail at the CWB, a Seattle tradition for more...
Our Top 6 Picks for the Best Ice Cream Shops Around Seattle
June 7, 2017

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