The duo that put Seattle’s music scene back on the map, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, released their fourth single this … Continue reading “White Walls” Video Released from Seattle’s Own Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
“So let’s try counting the number of obvious blunders,” an announcer intones at the end of Pearl Jam’s video for “Mind Your Manners,” off their latest album Lightning Bolt. Continue reading Pearl Jam Doesn’t Really Want You to “Mind Your Manners” (Video)
SR 520 was closed from 11 p.m. Friday night until 5 a.m. Monday morning, and one of the projects WSDOT worked into the bridge inspection was the installation of an 11-foot-diameter culvert beneath all lanes of SR 520 just west of I-405. Continue reading What May Be the Coolest Video of a Culvert Installation Ever
We wanted to leave you with something topical for the July 4th holiday, and stumbled across this video ride-along of the Ladder 10 firetruck responding to a call. Perfect! Someone’s bound to set something on fire for the Fourth. Continue reading YouTube Lets You Ride Along with SFD’s Ladder 10
The six members of Youngblood Hawke sat down with Kelsey at their Saturday Sasquatch! performance to discuss hanging out with tiger sharks, relationships, and the only medicine they need: music. Dig a little deeper, and you’ll find that Youngblood Hawke is more than just California sunshine and “road trip music.” Continue reading A Youngblood Hawke Interview from Sasquatch! 2013
Back in November 2010, this video posted to YouTube of walking from SeaTac baggage claim to the light rail station. It’s since had more than 8,000 views (with no thumbs down — some kind of YouTube record). Sound Transit’s Central Link light rail, running almost 16 miles between downtown Seattle and SeaTac airport, is the cheapest and easiest way to make the trip. Continue reading How to Get to the Light Rail at SeaTac Airport (Video)
“Wine Economist” Mike Veseth points his fans toward this climate change video based on research by Conservation International and the Environmental Defense Fund. In it, reds denote where wine grapes currently thrive, green means the wine-song remains the same, and blue indicates where new viticultural areas could develop. Continue reading Climate Change May Put Washington Wineries on the March
