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Is Washington's Online Voter Registration System Vulnerable To Hacking? Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 15, 2012 Are Washington Voters At Risk Of Being Hacked? The New York Times says Washington state's online voter registration system is not secure. We talk to the Secretary of State's office. County And City Councils To Vote On...
Alex Alben On How Digital Technology Rewrote Our Future Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 15, 2012 Former RealNetworks executive Alex Alben says digital technology is leading to more connection and more alienation. Alben talks to Ross Reynolds about what the rise of digital technology means for the future of America.
'This Machine Kills Secrets:' Andy Greenberg on Wikileakers, Cypherpunks And Hacktivists Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 15, 2012 As information becomes more accessible and more easily distributed, are secrets becoming a thing of the past? Ross Reynolds talks with Andy Greenberg about his new book, "This Machine Kills Secrets: How Wikileaks, Cypherpunks,...
The Race For Governor: Discussing The Debate Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 12, 2012 Discussing The Gubernatorial Candidates Debate: Last night after the uproar that was the vice presidential debate, Washington's two candidates for governor took to the stage. What are the polls saying about Jay Inslee and...
Crime And Disorder On Seattle's Downtown Streets Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 12, 2012 Complaints about open drug dealing and aggressive panhandling on downtown Seattle streets are on the rise and visitors, residents and business owners alike are raising their voices to the mayor and City Council as they take...
Lesser-Heard Voices In The Race For President: Jill Stein And Gary Johnson Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 12, 2012 President Obama and Mitt Romney are not the only candidates running for the highest office. Ross Reynolds speaks with two other candidates that are on the presidential ballot, the Green Party's Jill Stein and Libertarian...
Ben Haggerty Is Better Known As Macklemore Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 8, 2012 Seattle native Macklemore sits down with Ross Reynolds to discuss his career, upcoming album and involvement with Washington's pro same–sex marriage campaign.
Scientific Papers Retracted Due To Plagiarism, Not Error Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 5, 2012 Authors of a new report says error is not the leading cause of scientific paper retractions — the papers are being withdrawn due to fraud or suspected fraud, duplicate publication or plagiarism nearly 70 percent of...
Slate's Political Gab Fest Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 4, 2012 Toxic Tax Upheld: Today the Washington Supreme Court unanimously upheld as constitutional the voter–approved Model Toxics Control Act. Laura Watson joins Ross to discuss the ruling and how the state manages revenue...
Nobel Prize Winning Economist Paul Krugman Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 3, 2012 New York Times Columnist Paul Krugman explains why he believes we are in a depression, and how a massive government investment could get us out of it. In this rebroadcast, Ross Reynolds interviews Paul Krugman in front of...
Same-Sex Marriage: Debating Referendum 74 Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 2, 2012 The fate of legal same–sex marriage in Washington is going to be decided by voters this November. Ross Reynolds sits down with two experts to hear about the different sides of this issue.
Life After Death: Damien Echols On The West Memphis Three Murder Case Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - October 1, 2012 Nineteen years ago three teenagers were arrested and later convicted in the murder of three 8–year–old boys. One of the men testified Damien Echols was the ringleader. But new evidence shows gross errors and...
The Latino Vote In Both Washingtons Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 28, 2012 Hunt For Wolves Over For Now: Washington wildlife managers say the hunt for a pack of grey wolves is over. A state marksman killed the alpha male of the pack yesterday morning. KUOW's Ashley Ahearn has more. Washington...
Why Does Rob McKenna Want To Be Washington's Next Governor? Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 28, 2012 Three weeks from today Washington voters begin to receive ballots in the mail. Democrat Jay Inslee and Republican Rob McKenna are in a virtual tie in the governor's race. Today on The Conversation, Rob McKenna sits down...
Why Does Rob McKenna Want To Be Washington's Next Governor? (Cont'd) Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 28, 2012 Three weeks from today Washington voters begin to receive ballots in the mail. Democrat Jay Inslee and Republican Rob McKenna are in a virtual tie in the governor's race. Today on The Conversation, Rob McKenna sits down...
No More Free Ride Zone In Seattle And Other News Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 27, 2012 The End Of The Free–Ride Zone Bus riders in King County are in for some major transition. On Saturday, Metro Transit will flip the switch on its biggest service change in recent history. KUOW's Liz Jones has more...
Should Seattle Elect City Councilmembers By District? Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 27, 2012 A group has formed to try and push for Seattle City Councilmembers to be elected by district. Currently, the nine members of the council are elected citywide. There's a proposal to form seven new districts in the city, with...
The End Of Men Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 27, 2012 Men have been the dominant gender since the beginning of time. Hanna Rosin, author of "The End of Men" believes that time is over. The Atlantic Magazine senior editor has found it's less a matter of men declining,...
Largest Minority Lacks Political Representation - Part III Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 26, 2012 State Supreme Court Reviewing Supermajority Initiative: The Washington Supreme Court is reviewing Tim Eyman's supermajority initiative to see if it's constitutional to require a two-thirds majority to raise taxes. KUOW's...
Ask The Medical Examiner's Office Ross Reynolds on The Conversation - September 26, 2012 More than 13,000 people die in King County every year, but only a handful of those deaths are ever investigated by the medical examiner. But what does the medical examiner's office really do, and how do they take care of...
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