On the latest episode of sound politics, the vast majority of Americans say that money in politics is a threat to democracy.

Seattle came up with a novel solution.

Give everyone money to donate to candidates.

Now, is that working?

We'll talk about it ahead of the August 5th primary when voters will decide if the Democracy Voucher

Program should stick around.

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

Hey, good morning. Patricia Murphy here.

It's Saturday.

This is Seattle now.

Today we're bringing you the best from another KUOW podcast. Meet me here.

If you are looking to get out and dance in Seattle, you've probably stumbled on a themed dance night.

Taylor Swift night, 2000s dance party, dance yourself clean. The options are endless. You can even let your inner angsty teenager out

at Emo night. No, seriously. Emo has taken over clubs in the Seattle area and across the U.S. with events

like the monthly Emo night at NUMOs. Meet Me Here's Dyer-Oxley sat down with E emo night DJ Danny Veehill to talk about the growing

trend of emo dance nights and chatted with sub-pop's Michelle Fagali and KUOW's Tio Pappescu

about their emo favorites. Here's Dyer.

Okay, I'm going to start this with a little bit of story time.

You see, a little while back I was going to play some pinball at the airport tavern.

That's over in South Dakota.

But I was stopped at the door and told to pay $10 to get in because it was emo night.

It's the first time I ever encountered something like this.

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