Tucked away in rural Benton City, Washington, you'll find Flying Z farm. It's the passion project of Bill Zipperer, who tells us it was his lifelong dream to create a music venue and support up-and-coming bands. Bill funds, manages, and upgrades the venue on
"You guys radiate a lot of joy and happiness and positivity," Zam notes as we interview Yakima-based Pannonica. Norah (15), Rhythm (14), and Savanna (14) aren't just bandmates, they're best friends. "We all have sleepovers. We had a sleepover last night,"
"The system of corruption persists strongly... they fire you, even if it's illegal." José, a farm worker in Sunnyside, WA, was one of many speaking out about worker mistreatment at a local mushroom farming operation. He showed up for Sunnyside's second annual May Day
Spokane-based Jumbotron brings a unique assortment of custom-packaged toys and eye-catching black-and-white, high contrast stickers to their merch table at Flying Z in Benton City. It's their first time performing at this venue, and our first time interviewing them. In our brief conversation,
For over an hour we sat with John Duresky, the sole Democrat running for Washington state's historically Republican District 4. We discussed Duresky's values, his many disagreements with the Democratic establishment, and ultimately why he's choosing to run. Along the way, we went into
