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The Seattle Medium' Rhythm & News Podcast hosted byChris B. Bennett, pubisher and editor of The Seattle Medium Newspaper.
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Podcast: Central Area Collaborative Joins Pack the House to Boost Central District Businesses (opens the original)
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This podcast episode of the Seattle Medium's Rhythm News features host Christopher B. Bennett introducing Steve Banks, executive director of the Central Area Collaborative, an organization supporting small businesses and equitable economic development in Seattle's Central District. The discussion centers on CAC's mission and its decision to join Pack the House as the campaign's newest community partner. The episode notes that Pack the House, now in its fourth week, has already featured three bus
Simply Soulful Cafe Owners Share Their Story for Pack the House Campaign (opens the original)
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A Seattle Medium Rhythm News Podcast episode features Lillian Rambus and Barbara Collins, co-owners of Simply Soulful Cafe, discussing their restaurant's operations and family traditions. Simply Soulful is highlighted as the featured business in the Pack the House campaign, a 10-week initiative by The Seattle Medium and partner organizations promoting sustained support for Black-owned restaurants. The conversation covers the daily demands of running an independent restaurant, including staffing,
Black Butterfly Awards to Honor Seattle Women Who Shaped the Community (opens the original)
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This podcast episode introduces Seattle's Black Butterfly Awards, an event honoring Black women who have contributed to the city's community through education, healthcare, mentorship, and advocacy, often without public recognition. Created by Charles Tatum Jr. and Carl Copeland, the event will take place Saturday, September 26, at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. The episode features an interview with co-founder Carl Copeland discussing the awards' history and purpose. This year's
Pack The House Spotlight: The Scene Coffee Shop Brews Community In South Park (opens the original)
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On this episode of the Seattle Medium's Rhythm News podcast host Christopher B. Bennett interviews Michelle Lang-Raymond for a segment on Black-owned coffee shops in Seattle as part of the Pack the House campaign. The episode features The Scene, a coffee shop in South Park founded over three years ago by Michelle Lang-Raymond and her husband. The discussion centers on the shop's role in fostering community among Seattle's Black residents, who are increasingly dispersed throughout the region. Ben
Constitution Day March Sparks Questions On Civil Rights Equity In Seattle (opens the original)
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On this episode of the Seattle Medium's Rhythm News podcast host Christopher B. Bennett interviews Antoinett Atkins, the Urban League's Director of Advocacy and Community Engagement, discussing a Constitution Day march organized by the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and coalition partners. The event, planned for the weekend surrounding the September 17 anniversary of the Constitution's signing, aims to question whether its protections have been fully realized for all citizens. Antoinett At
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