Council Conversations
Face to face with City Council membersAbout Council Conversations
Join host Josephine Cheng to learn more about the Seattle City Council members. Find out why they got into politics, what drives their decisions and why they love the Emerald City. Tune in each month to hear more from one Council member as Cheng dives into their history as politicians in a different spot around town - a spot that means something to each lawmaker.
Host Josephine Cheng has been a Seattle television reporter, host, and producer for more than 20 years. She started at KOMO as a daily news reporter, interviewing presidents, governors, mayors and everyday folks. Then as feature reporter for KING’s Evening Magazine, she travelled the world, bringing home stories from China, Costa Rica, Europe, Mexico, and Hollywood. At KCTS/PBS, she hosted the financial show, About The Money, produced The Golden Apple Awards spotlighting outstanding teachers, and produced award-winning arts documentaries. Josephine’s work has been recognized throughout her career: she has won 14 Regional Emmys, as well as several national awards from the American Federation of Women in Television, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Asian American Journalists Association.
Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark shares her work on affordable housing and why this issue is so important in our region. Plus, she discusses the path ahead to phase in a $15-per-hour minimum wage in Seattle and the creation of a voter-approved Seattle Park District. And next year, voters will elect seven out of the nine City Council members by district. Learn why Clark is running at large. She joins host Josephine Cheng at the ArtSpace Mt. Baker Lofts, a live-work arts facility in the Rainier Valley, to discuss these topics and more.