Cascade PBS

Get ready for an unfiltered conversation with ESPN icon Kenny Mayne on Seattle's NBA dream and a media industry he barely recognizes anymore where algorithms and hot takes have pushed storytelling to the back burner. Our own Paris Jackson will be leading this conversation with Kenny at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival on June 6.

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Happening at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival, Steve Philips, host of “Democracy in Color,” will lead a conversation with author Ibram X. Kendi discussing his book "Chain of Ideas: The Origins of Our Authoritarian Age." Kendi’s book explores the history of how the “great replacement theory” became an engine of our authoritarian age. He argues that fear of being replaced—racially, culturally, and electorally—powers strongmen worldwide, and that naming the playbook is the first step toward defeating it.

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Rebecca Nagle and Daisy Hernandez, two award-winning writers and advocates, will lead a session at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival. Their focus? Examining how citizenship has been granted, denied, and weaponized—and how both the Cherokee and Mexican American experience reveal the contradictions at the heart of who this country says belongs here.

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Up late and enjoying your last meal? Take some time and learn about Hrishikesh Hirway's last meal. Hrishikesh is a prolific podcaster; he hosts and produces many including Home Cooking, co-hosted by past "Your Last Meal" guest, Samin Nosrat.

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Hrishikesh Hirway: Pav Bhaji & Mom's Mango Pie Your ears are in for a treat -- this week they'll be graced by the velveteen voice of Hrishikesh Hirway! Hrishikesh is a prolific podcaster; he hosts and produces many, including my favorite food podcast of all time, Home Cooking, co-hosted by past Your Last Meal guest, Samin Nosrat.