Phyllis Fletcher

It's got walls, but anyway.

But I just remember opening my phone and seeing, like, a whole bunch of text messages from one Phyllis Fletcher saying, "I'm ready.

I'm standing by.

I'm ready.

Thanks for listening to Seattle Now.

Today's show was edited by Phyllis Fletcher.

Our arts and culture production crew also includes Brandi Fullwood, Kyle Norris, and Matt Martin.

And my co-hosts are Jeannie Yandel and Dyer Oxley.

He's Andrew Walsh, he's joining me right now.

Good morning, my friend.

Good morning, Luke.

I don't say this as a criticism, but more as a, a source of support.

As we talk about electricians.

So anyway, I have [laughs] I have an electrician coming, uh, later today.

Um, and I asked our friend, a realtor to the stars, Sarah Nichols-

Mm-hmm

Not to her love though.

I will say that just among the production team here, me, producer Kyle Norris, editor Phyllis Fletcher, we all watched it.

And we had that experience of talking about what we felt.

Not just what we saw, but what it did to us.

Thanks for listening to Seattle Now.

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Today's show is produced by Kyle Norris and edited by Phyllis Fletcher.

Our production team also includes producers Brandi Fullwood and Matt Martin, as well as hosts Katie Campbell and Dyer Oxley.

Today's show is produced by Matt Martin.

Our editor is Phyllis Fletcher.

Greg Kramer does our theme music.

And of course, there are some very important people that I need to thank for making this podcast happen, and that is our generous donors, who deserve a big thank you for their financial support.

Seattle saw its last 8:00 PM sunset of the year, and the pumpkin spice latte is back just in time for 85-degree weather.

Seattle Times food writer, Tan Vin, and KUOW editor, Phyllis Fletcher, are here to break down the week.

But first, let's get you caught up.

Another day, another lawsuit from Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, this time over Title X, which provides funding for contraception, STI treatment, and cancer screening.

Good to see you, Trish.

So glad you're here.

Phyllis Fletcher in the house.

She is an editor at KUOW.

KUOW's Chief Content Officer is Marshall Eisen.

Special thanks for this episode to Phyllis Fletcher, John Bancroft, who kept crucial records for decades, my therapist, Mary Mills, and my husband, Levi, for wrangling our boys so I could write.

And a very special thank you to KASARC, King County Sexual Assault Resource Center, for providing support at our event in June.

I'm Isolde Raftery.

Fill out the form in our show notes, and we might answer it in a future episode.

Our editor is Phyllis Fletcher.

Anna Boyko-Wyrock is our producer, and Tia is our graphics editor.

Claire is our senior producer.

Brian Taylor White is our Lead Producer.

And Phyllis Fletcher is our Senior Story Editor for Wondry.

Once Upon a Beat is post-produced by The Pop-Ups, with voice direction and recording by Jason Rabinowitz.

Score, sound design, and mixing by Ed Rosenberg III, and editing by Joaquin Friedman, with additional score material by Justin Aswell.