Charles Mudede is a journalist at The Stranger. He writes extensively about culture and society, exploring themes in urban art, fine art, and various cultural movements, as well as pop culture and subcultures. Mudede's work has been featured in EverOut, Portland Mercury, and ART PAPERS.
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Charles Mudede's coverage focuses heavily on local events and entertainment in Seattle, particularly music, film screenings, and cultural activities. He also delves into societal issues such as politics and AI. To effectively reach out to Charles, consider providing pitches related to local musical acts or events, independent films or art shows happening in Seattle. Additionally, he may be interested in pieces that explore the intersection of technology (like AI) with society.
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By: Charles Mudede
Multiple shots were fired near a news conference that Mayor Katie Wilson held last night at Yesler Community Center to announce her plan to offer free breakfast and lunch to all Seattle Public School students, and expand free and low-cost childcare programs in the city. Seattle Times reports that police are presently “looking for three […]
By: Charles Mudede
Though hidden, the Lady Rainier statue is easy to find. She is right next to the northernmost building of the Old Rainier Brewery complex on Airport Way. A few steps from a parking lot lead you to her feet, which are planted on an orb. Her toes, particularly on the left foot, are the stuff […]
By: Charles Mudede
The idea to ban cars from Capitol Hill’s E. Barbara Bailey street, which encounters constant foot traffic from Cal Anderson Park, Capitol Hill Station, and the Capitol Hill Station Plaza, is a no-brainer. Cars should not be there. And an organization, Central Seattle Streets for All, is now pressing for the formal pedestrianization of the […]
By: Charles Mudede
Charles Mudede—who writes about film, books, music, and his life in Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, the USA, and the UK for The Stranger—was born near a steel plant in Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe. He has no memory...
By: Charles Mudede
Meta keeps bleeding local jobs into the twilight of AI hype. The latest round of layoffs has eliminated 1,395 jobs in King County. Though some may think that AI itself is the cause of this escalating redundancy, a closer examination reveals that it is instead massive spending on AI infrastructure. But why are tech companies […]
By: Todd Hamm, Charles Mudede, Audrey Vann, Megan Seling, Dave Segal
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. Tarteeth, Fleamale, Toxic Tears, Alista Shay, Atrocity GirlJune 4Self-proclaimed as “Seattle’s Seraphic Rapper” and “Egyptian Enigma,” Central District’s own Tarteeth has been busy forming a charitable community organization called New World Orchard, the entity behind this […]
By: Charles Mudede, Vivian Mccall, Lindsay Costello
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. Bleak WeekJune 5–11At the heart of Bleak Week, a weeklong film fest that, the Beacon says, “spotlights some of the greatest films from around the world that explore the darkest sides of humanity, as well as […]
By: Audrey Vann, Dave Segal, Vivian Mccall, Amanda Manitach, Dylan Beuche, Charles Mudede
MONDAY 6/8 Bleak Week: Dancer in the Dark (FILM) At the heart of Bleak Week, a weeklong film fest that, the Beacon says, “spotlights some of the greatest films from around the world that explore the darkest sides of humanity, as well as some of the bleakest points in human history,” is Dancer in the […]
By: Charles Mudede
The previous decade obviously gave Seattle a spectacular construction boom, which transformed its skyline dramatically. This decade, on the other hand, might give us a completely different kind of boom: the transportation, by public means, of millions of people around the city. In April, the month after Cross Connection opened, Link experienced an astonishing 46 […]
By: Charles Mudede, Audrey Vann, Lindsay Costello, Nathalie Graham, Amanda Manitach
Lesbian Ensemble Comedy, An Ode to Seattle's First Openly Gay Disco, and Naked People on Bikes MONDAY 6/15
