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Meet Me Here

Meet Me Here

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Meet Me Here is your podcast guide to the most exciting arts and culture events in Seattle. In each episode, we’re fighting the freeze and meeting you around the region for art shows, concerts, author talks, geeky get-togethers, and more. There’s a lot to do in this region, so let’s make some plans and go experience it together.

HOSTS

  • Jeannie Yandel covers arts and culture events. Jeannie's goal is to get you out and about in the city's arts and culture scenes, especially stuff that's free or inexpensive or doesn't make your typical critic's list.
  • Katie Campbell covers Seattle’s literary scene, including visiting authors on tour, local writers, and maybe even cozy places to read in and around Seattle. Katie is your book club bestie, here to help you build community around reading.
  • Dyer Oxley covers pop culture and how it intersects with life in the Puget Sound region. We’re a geeky place, and Dyer will dig into the conversations and debates overheard at local comic-cons, movie theaters, and happy hours with your friends
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  • Meet the local lei makers nurturing a Native Hawaiian tradition

    Meet the local lei makers nurturing a Native Hawaiian tradition
    2025/12/24

    More and more Native Hawaiians are moving to the Pacific Northwest. In fact, Washington state has the third largest number of Kanaka Maoli, or Native Hawaiians, outside of Hawaii and California.

    As they move here, people are bringing their beloved customs and traditions with them. Like the artform of making lei, which are garlands made using all kinds of materials including flowers, nuts, clay and feathers.

    Seattle Times business reporter Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton belongs to this community and was curious about how cultural traditions and customs have evolved in the Seattle area. Her article, Hawaiian lei makers blossom in Seattle area, but challenges grow, dives into this issue.

    Boyanton spoke with Meet Me Here host Jeannie Yandel about what she learned from local lei-makers for this story, and about the history of lei in Hawaii.

    This interview originally ran on KUOW's daily news podcast, Seattle Now.

    Where’s your favorite place to meet up around arts and culture in the region? Drop us a line at meetmehere@kuow.org.

    Got an arts idea you want to pitch KUOW? Email us at arts@kuow.org

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    13 分
  • Weekend Warmup for Dec 19-21

    Weekend Warmup for Dec 19-21
    2025/12/19

    Meet Me Here listeners, if you still don't have any plans for this weekend, fear not. The Weekend Warmup is here to help with a whole bunch of ideas for fun things to do around the region this weekend.

    Hosted by KUOW's Jason Megatron Burrows.

    LINKS:

    • The 29th Annual Model Train Festival - Washington State Historical Society
      • Opens Fri 12/19 - runs through Jan 1, 2026
    • 2025 Winter Beer Fest – WA Brewers Guild
      • Fri/Sat - 12/19-20
    • Hell’s Belles at the Croc
      • Sat 12/20
    • United Indians Native Art Market » United Indians of All Tribes Foundation - Daybreak Star
      • Sat/Sun - 12/20-21
    • Seattle Torrent vs Boston Fleet
      • Sun 12/21 - 2pm

    Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out, go to kuow.org/donate/meet

    Meet Me Here is a production of KUOW in Seattle, a proud member of the NPR Network.

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    4 分
  • Why you're the VIP at art museums

    Why you're the VIP at art museums
    2025/12/17

    When you visit an art museum, you are the VIP. At least according to art curator and Schmidt Ocean Institute artist-at-sea-manager, Haley Ha.

    She says the people who work behind the scenes at art museums care enormously about visitors and their experiences.

    One result from all that work? Haley says art museums are places where you slow down, enjoy yourself, and connect with yourself or with friends.

    Haley also gives us the inside scoop about three of her favorite pieces at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, where she previously worked.

    They include a deeply moving sculpture in SAAM's entryway by Kondo Takahiro, Park Young-sook's Moon Jar (which counts among its superfans a member of the K-Pop boy band BTS), and Ai Weiwei's Water Lilies, a 50-foot-long mural made entirely of Legos.

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    20 分
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