Podcasts

Jaebadiah Gardner, the founder and CEO of Gardner Global, is spearheading the development of The Sarah Queen, a significant real estate venture in Seattle's Central District. His career, marked by roles in construction, law, and real estate, exemplifies a trajectory of determination and vision.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is mandated by a recent court ruling to disburse approximately $32 million in funds, previously approved, to private fair housing organizations. This financial release is crucial for these entities as they persist in their efforts to address and mitigate housing discrimination, which remains a significant issue despite the longstanding Fair Housing Act.

Seattle basketball icons Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton are set to reunite at the Kent YMCA for the Community in the Unity Back to School Fair on August 17th. The event, aimed at youth 18 and under, promises a day rich with sports, music, and resources. A highlight of the day will be the "Battle on the Blacktop," a 3-on-3 basketball showdown where Kemp and Payton will serve as celebrity coaches.

Chase Bank's Branch Manager Quincy Crawford emphasizes the importance of understanding the risks and protections of various payment methods when engaging in transactions with unfamiliar parties, offering practical advice to safeguard your finances.

The Odessa Brown Children's Clinic is set to commemorate the inauguration of its new Central District facility on August 9. The event will include live music, games, arts and crafts, giveaways, community resources, and a vaccine clinic, marking a significant return to the neighborhood where the clinic was originally established over five decades ago.

Sydney Goitia-Doran, a rising junior at Howard University, recently concluded an internship with the Seattle Medium newspaper. During her tenure, she reported on a diverse array of community-focused news stories and integrated herself into the editorial team, contributing to the publication's mission of amplifying local voices.

The United Negro College Fund's Portfolio Project is a pivotal initiative aimed at empowering African American high school students from low-income and underrepresented backgrounds. By offering essential tools, resources, and mentorship, the program facilitates their successful navigation of the college application process, thereby fostering educational equity and access.

Kyla Marks is on track to become a dentist by the age of 25, having secured more than $700,000 in scholarships to cover both her undergraduate and dental school education, enabling her to graduate without debt. The Seattle Medium's Summer Intern Sydney Goitia-Doran has the story.

Quincy Crawford of Chase Bank offers strategic advice on economical summer travel, focusing on optimizing credit card rewards and exploring innovative vacation options that accommodate various budgets.

King County's property tax relief program has broadened its reach, enhancing income eligibility to benefit a larger segment of seniors and disabled residents. The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle is actively assisting these individuals, ensuring they can navigate the system and access the benefits despite challenges with online applications.