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Cara Kuhlman

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Seattle
As seen in: Future Tides, KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA), Medium, GeekWire, KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA), Current, Reynolds Journalism Institute, KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA)
Covers:  Boat Tech, Sailing
Doesn't Cover: Startups, Amazon, Microsoft, Tech Moves, General Interest, Business
Writer, liveaboard and avid sailor | Overseeing online content at @knkxfm | Learned a lot at @geekwire and @newmarkjschool | Nautical nerd behind @future_tides

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Cara Kuhlman is KNKX's online managing editor. Prior to KNKX, she worked at Seattle-based technology and business news site GeekWire for six years and was the editor of Fremont Universe, a local neighborhood blog. A graduate of the University of Oregon, she received a certificate in narrative nonfiction writing from the University of Washington and participated in the second cohort of CUNY's Entrepreneurial Journalism Creators program.

Cara Kuhlman’s Journalist Portfolio

Tech Moves: Expedia board director Skip Battle resigns; Madrona promotions; Vacasa's new CFO

Tech Moves: Expedia board director Skip Battle resigns; Madrona promotions; Vacasa's new CFO

George "Skip" Battle, the former CEO of AskJeeves, has resigned from Expedia Group's board of directors. He o…

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A list of good things that happened this year in the world of tech, science, education, and more

A list of good things that happened this year in the world of tech, science, education, and more

Have you heard that 2020 was a tough year? Well, it's true ... but people also did some amazing things, too. …

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Tech in 2020 and beyond: What we've learned at the GeekWire Summit, and what to expect this week

Tech in 2020 and beyond: What we've learned at the GeekWire Summit, and what to expect this week

We've reached the third and final week of the 2020 GeekWire Summit, and like many of you who've been joining …

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GeekWire 200 update: Health tech and B2C startups rise up rankings of top PNW companies

GeekWire 200 update: Health tech and B2C startups rise up rankings of top PNW companies

The ongoing global pandemic is rewriting the startup playbook. Some companies have accelerated growth plans, …

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'Tesla for Boats': Seattle startup Pure Watercraft launches quiet, convenient electric outboards

'Tesla for Boats': Seattle startup Pure Watercraft launches quiet, convenient electric outboards

Andy Rebele - investor, entrepreneur, and avid boater - enjoys a challenge. In 2011, Rebele founded Seattle-b…

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Articles

Take your reporting for a walk: Why public media should pilot walking tours

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By Cara Kuhlman Verified
| Current Verified
Through broadcast and now digital platforms, public media stations provide their audiences with a sense of place. From the Catskills to L.A., stations of all sizes use their proximity to serve local communities. What if our journalists and staff stepped outside with local residents, bringing reporting to life through a walking tour? Tours offer the opportunity to build trust, boost audience engagement, generate revenue and communicate local news and information.
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Your guide to the 2026 World Cup in Seattle

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By Cara Kuhlman Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
The World Cup is coming to Seattle. You're going to hear about it a lot over the next couple months, so buckle in. The tournament will be hosted by 16 cities across three countries in North America β€” including Seattle. This is among the biggest sporting event Seattle has hosted; an estimated 750,000 people are expected to visit over the six-week tournament. But in many ways it is a regional event.
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A Maritime Mother's Day: Sign up for a free walking tour + sail

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By Cara Kuhlman Verified
| Future Tides
Discover Seattle's maritime side and hit the water with your mom or family this Sunday, May 10. Start the day at 10 a.m. witha Future Tides free walking tour, led by Founder and Editor Cara Kuhlman. Tours last about 90-minutes and follow a flat, 1.5 mile route. Learn all the ways Lake Union is used today, new developments on the waterfront, and how recreational and commercial boats cohabitate on this urban waterway.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Editor of the Fremont Universe, a hyper-local blog about one of Seattle's eclectic neighborhoods.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, and it would probably be a disaster if I tried.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Via email and only related to Tech Moves.
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