SIGN UP FOR EMAILS
Welcome to the 23rd volume of WizeWorld, this week we have raw, forty-eight-year-old profile of MLK, a look into the dishwashers that hold restaurants together, a thumping, pulsating mix and Seattle bakers coming together for a food bank.
Read
Nearly fifty years ago, Garry Wills delivered an in-depth profile of civil rights giant, Martin Luther King Jr., exploring the striking and hidden parts of the icon's life.
Special Feature
Interview with Chairman Ting, one of Vancouver's foremost artists.
Watch
From Real Stories, comes a deep-dive into the often forgotten lives and responsibilities of restaurant dishwashers, and how the uphold the kitchens in which they work.
Listen
With the A.A.L. Mix, Other People creates a pumping and thumping romp for fifty minutes. It relies on percussion, electronics and even a little bit of trap to round out its perfectly curated corners.
Good News
With the influx of at home cooking due to quarantine, in Seattle, more than 500 bakers have been donating their surplus of baked goods to local food banks.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get these hand-picked gems in your inbox every Friday morning.
