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Join reporters and editors from The Spokesman-Review as they interview special guests from local politics, the community, and more with the Tower Talks Podcast.
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29 SET 2026 · The Spokesman-Review's Govt Editor Jonathan Brunt catches up with The Atlantic's Michael Powell while in Spokane to discuss his firsthand reporting on the drug epidemic upending lives from coast to coast and the potential for positive healthcare intervention.
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24 LUG 2026 · Tower Talks returns ahead of the 2026 primary election with Spokesman-Review reporter Emry Dinman sitting down with candidates Callie Gee, a Democrat, and Michael Cathcart, a Republican, to discuss taking over a position previously held by Vicky Daulton since 1998, the security of mail-in voting and acting on behalf of constituents' interests rather than party lines.
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30 OTT 2025 · The Spokesman-Review's government editor Jonathan Brunt interviewed Spokane City Council District 3 candidates Zack Zappone and Christopher Savage at the Shadle Park Library on Wednesday, October 29th, with most of the questions centered around resolutions to the homelessness crisis in Spokane.
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28 OTT 2025 · Join The Spokesman-Review's Emry Dinman for a live podcast conversation with Spokane District 2 City Council candidates, Kate Telis and Alejandro Barrientos in their district's public library: South Hill/Perry Branch.
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28 OTT 2025 · Spokane Clean Air Agency Executive Director April Westby and Communications and Outreach manager Lisa Woodard joined reporter Nick Gibson to talk about the agency's impact and what everyday people can be doing better to preserve Spokane's air quality amidst the risk of wildfires and daily pollution.
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17 OTT 2025 · Spokesman-Review city reporter Emry Dinman engages the candidates for Spokane City Council District 1, incumbent Jonathan Bingle and challenger Sarah Dixit, in a conversation about the issue of homelessness in Spokane.
Recorded at the Spokane Public Library in their own district, Hillyard branch on October 16, 2025.
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14 OTT 2025 · Spokesman-Review reporter Emry Dinman guides a tense conversation on the homelessness crisis in Spokane with Dawn Kinder, the City of Spokane's Director of Neighborhood, Housing and Human Services, and the Discovery Institute's Robert Marbut, the senior fellow at their Center on Wealth and Poverty.
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14 OTT 2025 · Todd Myers, the Vice President of Research for the Washington Policy Center, caught up with the Spokesman-Review's Jonathan Brunt and Mitchell Roland to talk about the process and principles behind the Policy Center's operations.
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6 OTT 2025 · For over 17 years, Gavin Cooley served as the city of Spokane’s chief financial officer, serving five mayors. Today, Cooley is looking to other cities leads, and within, to find an answer for the influx of homeless people needing services in downtown Spokane.
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16 SET 2025 · Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs stops by the Spokesman-Review's media suite while in town to show off the Washington State Constitution at the Spokane Central Library - the first time it's been outside Olympia since it's 1889 ratification. Jonathan Brunt and Mitchell Roland conduct the interview and also ask about election security, even-year elections, and Washingtonian's private information at risk of being turned over to the federal government.
Join reporters and editors from The Spokesman-Review as they interview special guests from local politics, the community, and more with the Tower Talks Podcast.
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| Autore | The Spokesman-Review |
| Organizzazione | The Spokesman-Review |
| Categorie | Attività senza scopo di lucro |
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