Author: Jeff Stevens

When the Yippie brought knowledge to college.

Jeff Stevens tells the story of KRAB-FM, Seattle’s first listener-supported, volunteer-run, non-commercial radio station, and its outstanding outsider founder Lorenzo Milam.

Do you feel lucky, leftist?

An undeniable icon in Seattle’s radical history, as well as that of the nation, Anna Louise Strong was born on the date in focus here in the uncannily-named Friend, Nebraska. Jeff Stevens histories you strikingly.

“Did you ever hear of the Seattle Seven? . . . That was me . . . and six other guys.”

The year 1979 was a very good year for rock music — especially in Seattle, where the legendary music monthly The Rocket debuted that year. Jeff Stevens histories you grungily.

On the date in focus here, roughly 400 protesters turned out for Seattle’s first major local demonstration against the Vietnam War, and were greeted with rather feral heckling from right-wing counter-protesters. Jeff Stevens histories you mousely.

¡Viva Roberto Maestas!

Jeff Bezos loves our sweetheart deal machine.

What would The Ave be without its authentic desolation angels?