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Imagine taking a trip to a new destination without access to your phone, technology in general or even a newspaper. The only thing you have to rely on: the locals that surround you. Welcome to Crowdsourced. In this episode, Brooklyn-based comedian, writer and director Robin Cloud explores the inclusive environment of Seattle through the wide range of unique LGBTQ-driven experiences that are woven into the community. Through the advice of locals, Robin spends time at the Wildrose – the nation’s longest-standing lesbian bar, hangs with a queer rugby team, takes a behind-the-scenes look at the nationally famed burlesque duo Kitten N’ Lou, and more. #SeattleMadeMeDoIt

Talent. Costumes. Music. Performance. Join Seattle-based stage actor Nicholas Japaul Bernard as he shows his best friend Siobhan his slice of the Emerald City. Keep exploring with local recommendations for tried-and-true favorites at iknowaplace.org.

Grammy nominated pop soul artist, Mary Lambert, teams up with James Beard Award winning chef, Renee Erickson, creating a gorgeous music and food pairing at Seattle’s Bar Melusine in this episode of #TurningTables. Turning Tables originally aired on REVOLT TV. Watch anytime at VISITSEATTLE.tv. Renee Erickson – Sea Creatures, Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, Instagram Mary Lambert – Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube

David Neth is a long-time Seattle resident who holds the distinction of being one of the original organizers of Seattle’s first Pride in 1974. In this episode, we go ‘behind-the-image’ of Seattle’s first Pride celebration and hear how, with limited resources and support, David helped begin the movement that has grown to the fourth largest Pride Parade in the country. Where others see hate, #weSEAlove. Join us in shifting our country’s narrative one image and one story at a time. Discover more moments at weSEAlove.com and follow along at @weSEAlove on Instagram.

The city of Seattle is unique in that all their professional sports teams have publicly come out in support of the LGBTQ community through an initiative, “Equality is a Team Sport.” In this episode, we go ‘behind-the-image’ of Seattle Sounders FC’s 2017 Pride Match with Stefan Frei, vice-captain and goalie for Seattle’s MLS franchise.  He, and the team, are outspoken allies for the LGBTQ community. This year’s Sounders FC Pride match is June 29 and the team will trade in their regular jerseys for rainbow ones to show their support with all Matchday elements centered around Pride.  Where others see hate, #weSEAlove. Join us in shifting our country’s narrative one image and one story at a time. Discover more moments at weSEAlove.com and follow along at @weSEAlove on Instagram.

Although she lived in many places around the world, Lonness never truly felt she was home until she landed in Seattle. Born as intersex, she has become a vocal advocate for the trans community around the city. In this episode, we go behind-the-image of the “fairy godmother of Seattle” to understand why she has made it her mission to help others along on their journeys. Where others see hate, #weSEAlove. Join us in shifting our country’s narrative one image and one story at a time. Discover more moments at weSEAlove.com and follow along at @weSEAlove on Instagram.

Vlada’s life changed forever when her youngest child came out to her as transgender at the age of four. In this episode, we go behind-the-image of her family marching together during Seattle’s Transgender Pride Parade in support of their daughter/sister. Here, she shares her story of why she’s so glad to have Seattle’s supportive community surrounding her family and how this entire journey has given her newfound strength. Where others see hate, #weSEAlove. Join us in shifting our country’s narrative one image and one story at a time. Discover more moments at weSEAlove.com and follow along at @weSEAlove on Instagram.

In 2014, Zac and Sam were living in Minnesota when they won an all-expenses-paid wedding through Visit Seattle’s #MarryMeInSeattle sweepstakes. Never even having visited the state of Washington, they took the leap and embraced the opportunity with open arms. In this episode, we go behind-the-image of their wedding day. The city made them feel so welcome, and was so affirming of their love for each other, that after they said “I do,” they knew they had found their new home and made the move out west. Where others see hate, #weSEAlove. Join us in shifting our country’s narrative one image and one story at a time. Discover more moments at weSEAlove.com and follow along at @weSEAlove on Instagram.