Sources and methods, the crown jewels of the intelligence community.

Shorthand for, how do we know what's real? Who told us?

If you have those answers, you're on the inside, and NPR wants to bring you there.

From the Pentagon to the State Department to spy agencies, listen to understand what's really happening and what it means for you.

Sources and Methods, the new National Security podcast from NPR.

Hey, I'm Ton Vinn, host of the Seattle Eats podcast.

I want you to join me, Kenchi Lopez-Out and Rachel Bell,

for a special live taping on the show.

We'll share insider tips, foodie secrets,

and answers to your biggest dining questions.

Join us Monday, November 10th at 7.30 p.m. at Town Hall, Seattle.

Find out more and get tickets at KOWW.org slash events.

KUOW live events are sponsored by Finney Ridge Painting.

Hey, good morning. Patricia Murphy here. It's Saturday. This is Seattle now. It's election season.

So today we're bringing you a candidate debate hosted by KUOW. This week, we're looking at the candidates running for one of the citywide seats on Seattle City Council.

2026 will be a big year for the council.

There's a looming budget deficit, potential federal funding cuts, and, of course, the continuous threat of federal troops being sent to Seattle.

The first candidate is a familiar name, incumbent Sarah Nelson, who was elected to the position

nine seat in 2021. She's the Seattle City Council president and co-founder of Fremont Brewing.

Her opponent is Dion Foster, former executive director of the nonprofit Washington Progress

Alliance, which advocated for a statewide capital gains tax. Foster is also a former

policy advisor for the city. Here's SoundSides, Libby Danklin. So before we get started, we're

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