Natalie Akane Newcomb is an Announcer/Producer at Announcer/Producer. She focuses on themes related to cannabis and psychedelics, while also exploring topics concerning Central and South America. Natalie has been featured in OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) and KUOW Public Radio.
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Seattle, United States (Local)
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With a clear focus on local news in Washington state and Seattle, Natalie's articles revolve around government & politics, crime & justice, laws and regulations, as well as environmental topics. She regularly includes expert commentary and data citations in her coverage.
To capture Natalie's interest, consider offering expert opinions or providing data related to local government policies, crime trends or environmental issues specific to Washington state and Seattle. Sources with insights into the impact of new laws or regulations at a local level may also be valuable for her coverage.
Given her emphasis on industry-specific content and announcements tied to the region she covers, pitches that directly tie into legal changes within Washington state or feature relevant experts from the area are likely to resonate best with Natalie.
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By: Natalie Akane Newcomb
This month is set to be the warmest Washington December on record, breaking a record that was just set in 2023.
Seattle basketball fans are excitedly holding their breath now that the door has been opened for a new NBA team in the city.
By: Libby Denkmann, Natalie Akane Newcomb, Sarah Leibovitz, Gabrielle Healy
This case was seen as a test case for harsher enforcement by the Trump administration against protestors, and now there’s a verdict.
Celebrating the Stimson-Green Mansion's 125th Birthday
By: Natalie Akane Newcomb
Washington state has too much pot as recreational sales decline. But industry experts say that's only one of many challenges that cannabis businesses currently face.
By: Natalie Akane Newcomb, Dyer Oxley
Tacoma police found 60 cats on a sailboat anchored off of Point Defiance Park in Tacoma, Wash.
By: Natalie Akane Newcomb, Teo Popescu
Matthews Beach in North Seattle was closed on Aug. 11 due to record-high bacteria levels in the water. Two tests of the beach last week showed E. coli was present at 100 times and 80 times the safe limit — the highest levels recorded since 2019.
By: Paige Browning, Sami West, Natalie Akane Newcomb
The Orca Behavior Institute recorded a record-breaking number of Bigg’s killer whale sightings in the Salish Sea in July.
By: Sami West, Paige Browning, Natalie Akane Newcomb
Animal lovers in the Puget Sounds have been buzzing this summer about several recent sightings of orcas, sometimes close to shore. That's prompted the question, why? Whale scientists think there are two reasons for the apparent trend.
By: Natalie Akane Newcomb
University of Washington students marched to the administrative building during a protest March 28, 2024.
