by Macala Wright | Jun 25, 2018 | Food
Summer has finally hit Washington; it hasn’t rained in Seattle in nearly two weeks. I’ve heard of the elusive “dry period” since my initial move here and am finally pleased to meet her. The last 18 months have had crazy weather; long, cold...
by Macala Wright | Jan 30, 2017 | Living
Death, Story, Tolerance, and Conversations are Critical To Developing Healthy Communities TEDTalks are fantastic things, you have no doubt consumed online at some point. But how many of you have had the opportunity to attend one in person? I was really fortunate to...
by Macala Wright | Dec 12, 2016 | Behavior & Culture
Celeste Headlee is a media industry veteran who’s TEDTalk on communication became one of the most viewed videos this year due to its raw truth about how we have almost lost the ability to effectively talk to one another today. During her TEDxSeattle talk this...
by Macala Wright | Dec 11, 2016 | Design
Human-centric, buildings that put people before form and function are the key to creating productive workplaces and functional city environments. Scott Wyatt, partner of NBBJ, a global architectural and design firm, believes that architecture can and should be...
by Macala Wright | Dec 5, 2016 | Traveling The Backroads
This is a series about moving to and living in Seattle for the first time. Read this to discover what you need to know about moving to Seattle and finding resources once you arrive. If you are one of the 130,000 people expected to move to Seattle in the next 10 years,...
