Support comes from the Skagit County Historical Museum in LaConnor, with funding from LaConnor Lodging Tax.

The museum features exhibits on Skagit County's heritage and early life from the mountains to the sea.

Shops, restaurants, and farm stands are located nearby.

Details at scadgett County.net slash museum. On the latest sound politics,

the Pacific Northwest has become a target for President Trump. He invited a group of right-wing

influencers from across our region to talk about problems plaguing the quote, war-ravaged city

of Portland. What's the truth on the ground in Portland? And is Seattle next?

That's on the latest sound politics wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Tuesday. This is Seattle now. Have you ever pulled

out your old teenage diary and just cringed about what you wrote all those

years ago? Our adolescent selves were unintentionally hilarious. So a lot of us kept really meticulous

records of that time, diaries, journals, letters, what have you. At the salon of of Shame, they get up and they read those things,

rather than keeping them hidden away in a basement or at their mom's house or somewhere else.

Seattle's Salon of Shame is turning 20 years old tonight.

In a minute, we'll talk with Jeannie Yandel and Phyllis Fletcher,

who've been part of the show since the very beginning.

But first, let's get you caught up.

The City Council is scheduled to discuss the renewal and amendment of Seattle's multifamily housing

property tax exemption program today. I know, it's a lot,

but basically it allows tax incentives for buildings that offer affordable units at below market

rates. Today's vote would continue the program until 2029. A controversial amendment would allow

landlords to double their time under the tax exemption

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