Local Look

On this episode of Local Look we find out how to pronounce philosophers and architect names. Then we talk to an industry insider and find out the best retro gaming sounds. Finally we talk to Elizabeth Kiebler-Ross and talk about unDeath therapy. Also, we answer your e-mails. 

After a brief hiatus Local Look is back for the third time. This is the episode in which we hear an argument made regarding passive voice in North American fantasy literature and its uses. We also talk to real human woman Gelsey Krammer as well as half-man/half plate of spaghetti and reduction of crime in the King County Area. All of this and also we take another look through the Local Look Mailbag. 

On today's episode of Local Look we discuss how your child communicates to you through their spit-up. Also we take a look at Holistic Remedies with Sunny Thompson and she takes us through the French origins of Dandelions. Later on in the show we talk to Dwight Dwislenhower about his comic strip, Who is Mr. Guhzurgleeguh? Also, another look inside the Local Look mailbag and of course, Lifestyles.    Visit us on the web at locallookradio.com email us at locallookradio@gmail.com

Children's book author Helaidia Polenstine "How to Spot a Vampire in One's Neighborhood" is on today's episode. We talk about whether whole blood is too fattening. Also, we learn about street-crossing technology for the blind. We also have Science Fiction Haikus or Sci-Kus. And we have Rick Stevenson back on the program. Plus of course we take another look through the Local Look mailbag and another edition of Lifestyles.

Marlon Ron Thomas on the show to help you with etiquette for when you're being entertained during these last summer weeks. We also have Ana Bashir lead actress of the new play "Donkey Hotay: Modern Giant Apes of the City." We also have another installment of our Survivor's Series with Victims of Mondegreen. And we also have Rick Stevenson to give us tips on how to write jingles. Plus Lifestyles and sound topography.   You can e-mail us at LocalLookRadio@gmail.com and you can visit us on the web at locallookradio.com

We have Hobo Jim on the show to remind us that sometimes all we're asking for is a buck. Also the secret history of accounting and how gerbils are intimately involved. Plus another look through the Local Look mailbag where we tackle the question of self-deception and sandwich condiments.   E-mail us at LocalLookRadio@gmail.com Find us on the web at locallookradio.com

In this very special episode, very food focused episode of Local Look. First up we have Eustice Blanchard with the pedagogy of Cannibal Cuisine. We also take a quick look at the Seattle Museum of Dentistry. And the reintroduction of Food, Food, Food and performance of restaurants. And of course we answer some new   With the debut of Lifestyles.   E-mail us at LocalLookRadio@gmail.com Find us on the web at locallookradio.com  

On this edition of Local Look we have a sit-down with prose aphorist Lee Smith. Also, we hear from an oft-overlooked member of the production team: the intern. Also we have onomatopoeia of the week and we answer another question from the Local Look mailbag. If you want to get in contact with us you can e-mail us at LocalLookRadio@gmail.com. Or, if you want your daily dose of Local Look go to LocalLookRadio.com  

On this edition of Local Look we corral Seattle's greatest minds to uncover what is the true mask of oppression. We also talk investigate the recent spate of restaurants with philosophy themed title and ubermenus. And finally we have the Erudite Seattlite from Seattle Sight, Kalila Rose-Gardener.  If you'd like to get in touch with Local Look you can reach us at locallookradio@gmail.com. And for a daily dose of Local Look go to our website: locallookradio.com

This week's curated selection includes: unironic music review of Frank Lloyd Wrong and noise architecture, the coming together of two old friends, and of course another look through the Local Look mailbag and no episode would be complete without ads. If you have a question you'd like to ask Local Look contact us at locallookradio@gmail.com, also, visit us on the web at locallookradio.com. 

After the end of the KQUA partnership, Local Look is back to tie up loose ends. Episode includes tying up loose ends and stereomisthic brotogans--gluten free but deadly. Also, we reintroduce one of our longest running segments - ads. Even though public radio is no longer home, we will always be public radio in spirit.