We are the Cathedral for the Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle and its Archbishop, the Most Reverend Paul D. Etienne. We are also a parish church for a vibrant faith community with a long history that reaches back to Seattle's early days.We are an inner-city parish with an outreach to many who live on the edge of poverty and loneliness. We are a diverse community that welcomes, accepts, and celebrates the differences we all bring. We exist in the heart of the city, yet sometimes our parishioners come from considerable distances to worship here.St. James Cathedral is a crossroads where ideas and challenges both old and new are explored in the light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our Cathedral is also the center for many cultural and ecumenical events which both reflect and help to shape a vital metropolitan community.Above all, St. James Cathedral is a community of prayer. more

The Invisible Histories podcast unearths lost Pacifc NW stories, hidden histories, and forgotten places, and viscerally connects the public to experiences from the past. The monthly episodes unearth some cool, creepy and hopefully meaningful connections for people alive today. www.invisible-histories.com Read our latest newsletter! Our Instagram account shares images from each episode, @invisiblehistoriesPNW We are always looking for 'invisible histories' of the Pacific NW so if you have a good story idea please reach out at invisiblehistoriespnw@gmail.com . Recorded at Works Progress Cooperative www.worksprogress.coop Edited by Elke Hautala Listen Notes 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Explore the supernatural history of Seattle in this Actual Play series using the Vaesen role-playing game system by Free League Publishing. more

The DLSD crew explores an eclectic and eccentric collection of dive bars, historic taverns, and interesting drinking establishments in the greater Seattle, WA area. We've set out to document those bars that have a seedy backstory and interesting history behind them. But we're not just talking about these taverns in the quiet confines of some home studio somewhere. No, we actually haunt these awesome watering holes and record live at the diviest of dive bars! In each episode we visit the bars where bad decisions and future regrets are made...so you don't have to. Featuring producer extraordinaire Bob Trombley from the Pike Place Podcast. Also featuring Brad, Lou, and Jeromy, the knuckleheads responsible for Three Friends In Search of a Podcast. Follow the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast on Facebook (DLandSD), Twitter (@divebarsseattle), Instagram (seattle_dive_bar_podcast), and YouTube . Share, like, follow, and subscribe! Check out the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast website ( dimlightspodcast.com ) for more details and additional episodes. And head on over to our Patreon page to help fund the shenanigans. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/dim-lights-stiff-drinks . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A unique Seattle history showing Reverend Mary Baker Eddy's influence. Nonfiction narrative about the people who built some of Seattle's most iconic architectural landmarks. A 130-year journey, a true story of cooperation, innovation, and transformation, read by author Cindy Safronoff. more

SMR History Project is an effort to capture some of the history of Seattle Mountain Rescue (SMR) and the volunteers that make up the team.SMR is an all-volunteer donor funded organization that provides technical backcountry rescue in Washington State. SMR is committed to the mission that, 'Everybody Comes Home From The Backcountry.'Consider donating to SMR here: https://www.seattlemountainrescue.org/operations-fund/ more

Hosted by Mike Cosper, this podcast takes you inside the story of Mars Hill Church in Seattle from its founding as part of one of the largest church planting movements in American history to its very public dissolution—and the aftermath that followed. You'll hear from people who lived this story, experiencing the triumphs and losses of Mars Hill, knowing it as both an amazing, life-transforming work of God and as a dangerous, abusive environment. The issues that plague Mars Hill and its founder, Mark Driscoll — dangers like money, celebrity, youth, scandal, and power—aren't unique, and only by looking closely at what happened in Seattle will we be able to see ourselves. more

The 2020 police killing of Manuel 'Manny' Ellis, a Black man in Tacoma, brought a reckoning to Washington State and has set up what promises to be one of the highest-profile trials in Pacific Northwest history. The story is profiled in The Walk Home podcast, produced by KNKX News and The Seattle Times and winner of the 2023 Edward R. Murrow award for Excellence in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. more

A podcast where the people, places, happenings and history of West Seattle intersect.

Black Arts Legacies tells the history and legacy of Black art and artists in Seattle through the voices of artists and experts. more