Seattle Medium Rhythm & News Podcast

Washington Opens Health Insurance Marketplace To All Residents, Regardless Of Status

Washington has opened its health insurance marketplace to all residents, regardless of immigration status, offering health and dental insurance to everyone. This move is expected to transform the healthcare landscape in the state, ensuring that everyone has access to health and dental insurance. Wynne McHale, Chief of Staff for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange, discussed the new policy with the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast. Interview by Chris B. Bennett

Trump Wins 2024 Election, Shocking Kamala Harris' Supporters

The 2024 Presidential Election results have shown that Donald Trump will be returning to the White House, causing mixed emotions among many in the African American community, particularly those who believed Kamala Harris was poised to become the first woman to become President of the United States. 

In this podcast, Dr. Carl Mack, former President of the Seattle King County NAACP, joins the conversation to discuss the implications of the election results.

Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Donald Trump's Election Sparks Mixed Emotions Within African American Community

The 2024 Presidential Election results have shown that Donald Trump will be returning to the White House, causing mixed emotions among African Americans, particularly those who believed Kamala Harris was poised to become the first woman to become President of the United States. 

Hazel Edney of the Trice Endney Wire joins the Rhythm & News Podcast to discuss this issue. 

Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Judge LeRoy McCullough And Maurice Ward Discuss Youth & Law Forum

Rhythm & News podcast interview with Judge LeRoy McCullough and Maurice Ward sharing details about the upcoming Annual Youth and Law Forum taking place Saturday, November 2nd at the Tukwila Community Center. Interview by chris B. Bennett. 

Modest Social Security COLA May Not Ease Financial Struggles For Seniors

The Rhythm & News Podcast discusses the challenges facing Black Americans and communities of color in achieving financial security in retirement. Despite a modest Social Security cost of living adjustment coming next year, many retirees may continue to struggle with rising costs. Financial justice advocate Charlene Crowell shares her insights on the impact of this increase and the broader challenges facing seniors. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Seattle Medium's New App Offers Exclusive Content And Interactive Features

The Seattle Medium has launched a new app to make local news more accessible to a wider audience, especially younger readers. The app offers exclusive content, interactive features, and a user-friendly design. Digital and Social Media Manager, Josiah Scott, discusses the app's features and how it will help reach and engage a wider audience. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

The 34th Annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth And Law Forum

Rhythm & News Podcast interview with William Lowe, a member of First AME Church of Seattle, sharing details about this year's annual Youth and Law Forum. The 34th Annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth and Law Forum will take place Saturday, November 2nd at Tukwila Community Center. Doors open at 8:30am. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Polling for U.S. President's Race Discussed With Amelia Ashely-Ward

The Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast features Amelia Ashley-Ward, publisher of the Sun-Reporter in San Francisco, California, discussing the upcoming general election and the race for the presidency of the United States. The polling is too close to call, but the only poll that ultimately matters are those on election day. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

The Seattle Medium's 2024 General Election Political Endorsements And Endorsement Process

Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Jawann Bennett, Vice President of the Bennett Media Group, discussing the Seattle Medium's 2024 general election political endorsements. Interview by Chris B. Bennett. 

Celebrating Dr. Maxine Mimms' Inspiring Legacy

Rhythm and News Podcast interview with Dawn Mason joining us to reflect on Dr. Maxine Mimms' profound legacy as an educator, activist, and trailblazer who transformed the educational landscape for African Americans, particularly in Washington state. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.