At Indigenous Joy Festival, Native Americans and Palestinians came together to celebrate their cultures. The festival, titled "From Turtle Island to Palestine," was a collaboration between advocacy groups Tri-Cities For Palestine and Reservation Roots. "Our people lived on this land since the beginning of time,"
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,
