Nathalie Graham is a freelance writer based in Seattle. She covers a diverse range of topics including government, politics, arts and entertainment, and health and wellness, often focusing on what she finds fun, weird, or interesting in her column, Play Date. Nathalie's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, The Seattle Times, and GeekWire.
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By: Nathalie Graham
Today, the US Supreme Court issued a ruling that could, in the short term, allow the implementation of President Donald Trump’s master plan to upend mail-in voting and delegitimize legitimate voting systems just in time for a midterm election where his approval rating is lower than it has ever been. In March, Trump issued an […]
By: Nathalie Graham
Recall recalled: The married Bruce Harrell voters who filed a petition to recall Mayor Katie Wilson for “misfeasance” have asked a King County Superior Court judge to dismiss their petition. According to KUOW, the pair had a hard time finding a lawyer to represent them and, when they did, the lawyer advised them to file […]
By: Julianne Bell, Megan Seling, Amanda Manitach, Dylan Bueche, Nathalie Graham, Nico Swenson
MONDAY 8/31 Jane Don’t Does America (PERFORMANCE) Jane Don’t is Seattle’s latest star to compete on RuPaul’s Drag Race. If you’ve seen her locally, you already know she was poised to do well. Her drag style uses vintage aesthetics in contemporary ways, combining her knowledge of queer history, fashion references, and her own innovative sewing skills. […]
It was a sunny, August afternoon when I called up private investigator Naia Okami. She was hot on the trail of a criminal. I was in need of a scoop. “The case, as I understand it,” Okami says, “is that somebody essentially beat a Canada goose to death.” I was listening. Last week, according to […]
By: Nathalie Graham
Chris Moore, the production manager at Chop Suey in Capitol Hill, has a hell of a time getting home on public transit after his shift. In Seattle, a city doing the least to fight its early-to-bed reputation, the last light rail train stops running at approximately 1 a.m. and service does not resume before 4 […]
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food & Drink, and This & That. Bat TalkSept 4The perfect way to spend a late summer evening is to gather at Green Lake at dusk and learn all about Seattle’s local bat species. Bats Northwest is hosting this informational talk. […]
By: Dylan Bueche, Dave Segal, Nathalie Graham, Julianne Bell, Nico Swenson
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food & Drink, and This & That. Blood/SuckerThrough Sept 21September is a time for school, and it is a time for horror. What if something thirsty for blood was lurking in your high school’s walls? It’s a brave question asked by […]
By: Nathalie Graham
Fish fry: The first-of-its-kind light rail floating bridge is zapping the fish in Lake Washington. Sound Transit revealed its operations along I-90 have killed around 2,000 fish since the bridge opened in March—mostly perch and bass, but a few salmon are in the mix as well. Not killing fish was one of the requirements for […]
As we celebrated Labor Day, we had the chance to reflect on how deeply strange it was to find ourselves, as Seattle School Board Directors, on the
By: Nathalie Graham
25 years since, well, you know: It’s 9/11. People are gathering across the country to mourn and commemorate the day. President Donald Trump is speaking at the Pentagon. Oddly, he’s not going to New York where everything went down. He sent his vassal, Vice President J.D. Vance. Former Presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Barack […]
