Local Look looks into advocacy. Wheter it's the struggles of real human woman Gelsey Krammer, how reptile scales are similar to cotton candy, the vocal differences between higher dragons and lower goblins, and half-man, half spaghetti and meat balls and t

Local Look looks towards future by examining factory-style Kindercare, Congalese medicine as reported by the World's Tiniest Faith Healer, and spit-up rorschach tests and their representation of mood by Delaney Grey. Also, our newest segment Lifestyles ge

Local Look is very proud to welcome Halladia Palestine, recent winner of Children's Book World Wide Award, which also raises awareness of neighborhood vampirisim. Also, we have Ichida Horatio, recent winner of the Auntumn Laser Award for his new collectio

This week Local Look talks to Rick Stevenson, tech jingle writer, as he shows us how to distill a company's essence into five seconds of unforgettable song. Also, another Lifestyles, and dinner party etiquette, and a modern day video game adaption to the

Today Local Look examines the economy. From Buskers to the role Gerbils played in the development of the modern accounting practices. Also, we have another edition of our feature "Lifestyles," showcasing where people came from and who they are. Also, of c

Local Look, always commited to the cutting edge of culture has an interview with Eustice Blanchard and cannibal cuisine. We also introduce another segment fo our newest segment "Lifestyles" with Cleese Rell, and we dive into the emerging trend of metatext

Local Look welcomes Lee Smith, subrealist vignette prose aphorist to discuss his recently released book, "Brick Window Chandlier" and to discuss his views on reality qua overpriced and perhaps unwanted home furnishing. Also, Local Look looks through the L

Local Look has some culinary suggestions for the philosphically minded. Also, A conversation with KQPD's Kalila Rose-Gardner, host of Seattle Sight. This episode  description brought to you by Keycoats: Proudly keeping keys warm for 125 years. On the

We're very proud to have on the show: Hannibal Montana giving us the warnings for the Seattle concert lover; Todd Downing, Dean of Seattle College of Olfactory Informatics, and another segment in our longest running series, Great Minds Talk Alike. Also, L

Elliott and Charles tidy up their San Francisco radio past and explore the new sponsorships Seattle has to offer. Featuring: Carl Howard, Socialist Cleaning Scientist; Non-Occidental Award Winner Brant Clover; Dr. Ray Friesz, professor emeritus with the P