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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Eric Liu, a former speechwriter for President Bill Clinton, helped start the nonprofit Citizen University. His new book encourages civic participation beyond the ballot box. -
Democratic incumbent Rep. Suzan DelBene said Congress needs to reassert its role in setting tariffs. The Republican challenger in the race, Mary Silva, said the tariffs will benefit Americans in the long run. -
As Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair, U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene of Washington's 1st District thinks the party can take back control of Congress this election. -
The symphony's open house events on Sunday — like the renovations themselves — have been aimed at attracting a broader audience to the downtown venue.
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The actor who played Daphne Moon on the hit sitcom wrote the memoir “Daphne and Me” with her daughter instead of a ghostwriter. The book goes behind the scenes of “Frasier.” -
The Seattle Police Department has released dozens of messages between SPD staff and leadership, as well as with people from Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's office.
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When foxtail grass dries out in the summer, barbed seeds fall off. This can spell trouble for animals who get the seeds caught in their fur or inhale them. -
As political observers eye a potential Democratic supermajority in Washington's state Legislature in the coming years, some ask how that would affect how laws are passed. -
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes resigned Thursday. He and Mayor Katie Wilson were criticized for a long delay in getting information to the public following a fatal shooting. -
Candidates who pull ahead in races for the state Legislature, state Supreme Court, and U.S. Congress will advance to November's election. Ballots are due by 8 p.m. on Aug. 4.
