Transmission

Monet Carter-Mixon goes to a Tacoma protest in May 2020 asking marchers whether they saw anything about her brother Manuel Ellis, who died after a police encounter on a Tacoma street corner three months earlier.

Transmission's final episode follows Will James and Jennifer Wing as Seattle moves from the March 2020 shutdowns toward June 30 reopening, with 70% of people older than 12 now fully vaccinated and some days in single digits for new COVID-19 cases.

Transmission's final episode returns to Seattle doctors Nick Mark and Helen Chu, who describe COVID-19 shifting from emergency mode toward a seasonal pattern rather than disappearing.

Transmission hands off to Oregon Public Broadcasting’s Class of 2025, a series following 27 middle school students as they move toward high school.

Transmission turns to OPB's Class of 2025 to follow 27 middle school students and contrast in-person school with remote learning for Black students at Ron Russell Middle School.

This episode explores the rapid development of a COVID-19 vaccine in Seattle, highlighting the first human trial and the new technology behind it.

This episode explores a mathematical model forecasting mental health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in Washington state.

This episode explores a mathematical model forecasting mental health impacts of the pandemic and social unrest in Washington state.

A podcast exploring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on family planning and vulnerable communities.