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As seen in: Cascade PBS, Mossback, The Columbian, NewsBreak, KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA), Discovery Institute, Seattle Magazine, Wenatchee World, Tacoma Daily Index, JOLT
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Mossback's Northwest: Historic glacier photos hint at the future

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By Knute Berger 
| Cascade PBS
Once upon a time mountain glaciers were associated with the ultimate wilderness experience: Massive ice sheets that moved slowly– grinding down mountainsides, unleashing torrents of wild water to the lowlands, calving into fjords. They were--and are--shapers of landscapes, scenic too. Today, we tend to see them as frozen yardsticks of climate change and planetary health.
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Mossback's Northwest: The princess of 19th-century Seattle

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By Knute Berger 
| Cascade PBS
Long before the Space Needle, Seattle had a human symbol that graced souvenir postcards, plates, stained-glass windows and silver teaspoons. It was someone who connected the changing city with its roots. She had a face lined with signs of a hard and determined life — but also dignity. It was a face many embraced. Her name was Kikisoblu. Her father was Chief Seattle. Meet the woman who was dubbed: Princess Angeline.
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Mossback's Northwest: Taste-testing iconic Seattle foods past & present

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By Knute Berger 
| Cascade PBS
In our series-within-a-series Upon Further Review, we update topics from previous episodes of Mossback’s Northwest. One of the most popular Mossback subjects is food — we’ve done episodes about oysters, clams, crab Louie, chicken teriyaki, Dutch babies and Frangos, all foods with strong ties to Seattle. Clam broth was fed to a baby in the Denny Party when they founded Seattle in the 1850s. Dutch babies were a Gold Rush favorite. Chicken teriyaki became a signature fast food in the ’70s.
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