The Black Farmers Collective is a grassroots organization in Seattle that is working to cultivate fresh, organic produce while also fostering a sense of community, self-sufficiency, and hope. Dr. Ella McRae, an advocate for the Collective, emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with the land and promoting healthier eating habits through hands-on farming. The Collective also addresses food insecurity and promotes sustainable practices within the community through educational programs and feeding initiatives.

Akia Ronai, a fashion consultant with over 25 years of experience in the industry, recently sat down for an interview to discuss her work on styling Besa, the host of Converge Media's show Back2Besa. Ronai, who has worked with numerous high-profile clients and for companies such as Nordstrom and Amazon, shared her insights on the collaborative process of styling Besa Gordon.

ACT Contemporary Theatre announced today the cast and creative team for the opening show of their 2024/25 Season, POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. This Tony-nominated comedy, written by Selina Fillinger and directed by Jillian Armenante, begins September 7 and has already announced an extension to the run, now closing September 29.

The Seattle Storm have ten games left to play in the WNBA regular season, and a tough stretch of games ahead as they look to make a playoff push. Circling Seattle Sports Christan Braswell describes how they got here, and the road ahead.

In this inspiring episode of Back2Besa, guest host Curtis Delgardo II takes us on a journey through Seattle, highlighting organizations and individuals dedicated to empowering the city's youth. Earlier today, Curtis stopped by Good Day Seattle to share a preview of his Champ Boxing Gym segment with Erin Mayovsky, where he talked about the importance of youth mentorship.

On the latest episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holliday sat down with Stacy Bass-Walden, co-founder and organizer of Alki Beach Pride, to discuss the journey of a community event that started as a small gathering and has now grown into a massive celebration.

For those who have followed Tribal Legacy from the beginning, Jimaine Miller, better known as Def Chef, is a name that resonates deeply. As one half of the Stahi Brothas, alongside Vitamin D, Miller helped shape the local hip-hop scene during the formative years of the Ghetto Children. Back in the '90s, Miller was not only cooking up beats but also literally cooking, a passion that has only grown stronger over time.

Seattle, WA (August 29, 2024)—Converge Media, a leading Black-owned Seattle-based media company dedicated to uplifting Black stories and voices, today announced a significant distribution agreement with FOX SOUL. This partnership will bring Converge Media's diverse range of programming, including current shows, films, and future productions, to FOX SOUL's audience.

Shawn Kemp, a Seattle SuperSonics legend, teamed up with the Marvin Thomas Memorial Fund to host an unforgettable event for local youth, blending sportsmanship, education, and inspiration. The camp, held at a community center in the heart of Seattle, drew in dozens of eager young athletes, all of whom were excited for the chance to learn from one of the city's most celebrated sports figures.

In a recent segment of The Day With Trae, host Trae Holiday was joined by Rashida Robbins to highlight a topic that has been a growing concern within the community: the alarming conditions inside youth detention centers, more specifically, the Green Hill School. This juvenile detention facility has faced numerous allegations over investigations into mistreatment of residents by staff, overdoses, and violence. Robbins, a mother whose child is currently detained at Green Hill, shared her perspective on the conditions her son and other youth are enduring.

SEATTLE— In October, Seattle Opera audiences will experience a unique new work by visionary writer and director Tazewell Thompson, whose opera Blue was hailed by The New York Times as “the most elegant libretto heard in a long time.” Jubilee tells the story of a group of Black American singers who brought African American spirituals to audiences around the world, forever changing the trajectory of music history.

In the heart of Seattle's Central District, Jerk Shack is more than just a restaurant; it's a community hub where Chef Trey Lamont shares his passion for Caribbean-inspired cuisine. In a recent interview with Kiesha Garrison from Hey Black Seattle, Chef Trey shared his journey and the inspiration behind his unique menu.

Of the funk and bass institutions in Seattle, Jamal Robinson a.k.a. Roc Phizzle continues to hold on tight to his place. Originally from Southern California, he moved to Seattle at a young age, with his family, driven by his deep-rooted connection to funk and bass.

Converge Media producer and host of We Live In Color Deaunte Damper will screen his thought-provoking segment, "Traffic Jam For Peace," at Scope Screenings tonight at the SIFF Egyptian Theater. This is a significant opportunity for film enthusiasts to witness a fresh perspective on the power of art in addressing social issues.

The Seattle Storm dropped the first contest of a three-game homestand, as rebounding and shot making struggles took center stage in a loss to the Washington Mystics.

To celebrate National Goalie Week, Circling Seattle Sports writer Jayd Serdy took the time to review the two goaltenders at the NHL level for the Seattle Kraken ahead of the 2024-25 season.

On Friday August 23rd, the Tacoma Dome was lit up with fans of Keyshia Cole and The Game, Boosie, Plies, and Too $hort for the Throwback Summer Festival for a night of music and nostalgia. See photos from the concert taken by Marvin Patterson of iShotcha.

On a recent segment of We Live In Color, host Deaunte Damper was joined by Guy Oron, a staff writer for Real Change. Oron has made a career for himself as a journalist deeply committed to bringing attention to social issues and uplifting marginalized voices. With a strong foundation in activism, shaped by his upbringing in an Israeli-American family dedicated to justice and repairing the world, a concept referred to in Judaism as Tikkun olam, his background has instilled in him a critical perspective on global and local issues, particularly policing, labor rights, and the treatment of unhoused communities.

Get ready to be inspired by the story of Washington State's first Black rodeo queen, Jessa Thomas. This Sunday at 6 pm, Fox13 will premiere a film that follows the journey of the 17-year-old cowgirl from Kittitas County. The film, produced by Besa Gordon and Stephanie Johnson Tolliver, highlights the challenges and triumphs of breaking barriers.

Seattle Storm head coach Noelle Quinn is constantly talking about the importance of her teams defense, and that resonates throughout her rosters in the time that's she been a head coach. Given that knowledge, it only makes sense that Quinn was thrilled to have forward Gabby Williams back on the squad.