Dyer Oxley is an Online Editor/Producer at KUOW. He covers a range of topics including the film industry, music business, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on the vibrant pop culture scene in the Northwest, which he believes is one of the nerdiest places on the planet. Dyer's work has been featured in Northwest News Network, KUOW Public Radio, KNKX Public Radio, and OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting).
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Dyer Oxley's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly government and politics. His articles often cite data or cover official announcements. If you are looking to pitch to Dyer, consider offering insights into local political events, business developments in the Seattle area or Washington state, and cultural or societal issues relevant to this region.
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Host Dyer Oxley talks about night markets in and around Seattle.
By: Dyer Oxley
The Seattle area isn't known for its nightlife. But a small trend of night markets has emerged across Western Washington, drawing locals out for afterhours community.
"The Death of Robin Hood" is a film filled with contrasting ideas. It is historical and a bold new take on the legendary character. It is violent and peacefully beautiful. It's a bit of a bummer, and yet, also enlightening.
"Supergirl" lands in theaters with a road-tripping space adventure that will have comic book fans applauding, but won't likely win over movie-going audiences at large.
By: Vaughan Jones, Patricia Murphy
A stretch of West Marginal Way that leads south to Seattle's South Park neighborhood.
By: Dyer Oxley
'Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass' is wonderful, weird, and worthy of your laughter
It started as a simple idea floated to friends in a text chain: Gather on Lake Union with paddleboards and music, just to hang out. But things evolved, quickly.
The Seattle Paddle Rave started as a simple way to enjoy Lake Union with friends. It quickly evolved into an on-the-water rave drawing more than 1,000 people.
Everything about "The Odyssey" is epic: the original story, the size of the IMAX film used to created it, its cast, and the overall effort to bring this ancient story to modern audiences.
With "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" Marvel gives us hope that it can weave a new web of movies to carry its cinematic universe forward.
