Emil Moffatt
All Things Considered Host and ReporterEmil Moffatt joined KNKX in October 2022 as All Things Considered host/reporter. He came to the Puget Sound area from Atlanta where he covered the state legislature, the 2021 World Series and most recently, business and technology as a reporter for WABE. Contact him at emoffatt@knkx.org.
Emil has also worked for NPR member stations in Kentucky and Nashville after beginning his radio news career in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Right after college, he worked in sports broadcasting, calling play-by-play for minor league baseball games and as a studio producer for the Dallas Stars.
In his free time, Emil enjoys photography, live music, running and spending time in bookstores and coffee shops. He has a border collie lab named Valta.
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As the Seattle Symphony’s incoming music director Xian Zhang returns to Benaroya Hall this week for "The Planets" and "Diaspora," she's hoping to expand the organization’s reach through innovation. -
The Mariners will wear a red "Nintendo" patch on the left sleeve of their home jerseys.
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An executive order issued March 6th aims to deny attorneys from the Seattle-based law firm Perkins Coie security clearances and deny them access to federal buildings.
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Frank DeMiero who started Edmonds College music program in the mid-1970s, has died.
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King County health officials say measles can remain in the air for up to two hours and is easily spread from person to person.
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Dan Sheridan, elevated to CEO in April of 2024, has seen Brooks Running expand its' Seattle-based workforce in recent years and move into more global markets, including China. -
President Trump has threated a 25% tariff on goods imported from Canada and Mexico. An economist weighs in on the potential impact on Washington businesses and customers. -
Music of Remembrance hosts a concert that features music performed inside concentration camps as well as pieces from composers who were killed during the Holocaust. -
Ryan Mello, a Democrat, was elected in November to succeed Republican Bruce Dammeier, who was frequently at odds with county council. -
The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the capture and conviction of the person responsible for setting fire to two ballot boxes.
