Feliks Banel is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for KIRO 7 and KIRO-FM, covering local news and stories in the Seattle area. Feliks specializes in unique and interesting topics, ranging from local events and attractions to historical mysteries and cultural phenomena.
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Feliks Banel's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, entertainment news, and cultural aspects of Washington state and Seattle. He frequently covers stories related to local communities, landmarks, historical events, and societal issues. Given this focus, individuals or organizations looking to pitch relevant topics should consider offering insights or involvement from within the specific locales mentioned in his articles.
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Scott Williams and aviation historians among other experts discuss exactly what a new search would entail, and what finding the DC-7C might reveal about why it went down.
By: Feliks Banel
Halloween is tomorrow and we’ve been collecting your Washington spooky stories and tales, not about your own personal haunted house, but about public places around Puget Sound where myths and legends have emerged over the decades about creepy goings-on and other miscellaneous things that go bump in the Puget Sound night.
We take a deep and highly pedantic dive into the name of a Pacific Northwest bank that also happens to be the name of a river in Oregon.
Scott Williams and aviation historians among other experts discuss exactly what a new search would entail, and what finding the DC-7C might reveal about why it went down.
The recent passing of a man from Seattle is shining new light on a forgotten chapter of modern Pacific Northwest mythology about a ubiquitous school accessory – which was derived from a critical piece of recreational gear.
Editors’ note: “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” is a podcast that is about three intersecting stories that Seattle-based historian Feliks Banel has been investigating. It’s a mystery about what happened to an airliner that disappeared. It’s an exposé of a government loophole that let’s the military turn its back on grieving families. It’s also a deep dive into the resilience of human beings. The following is a narrative summary of Episode 6 of “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” titled “The Crew.”
Scott Williams and aviation historians among other experts discuss exactly what a new search would entail, and what finding the DC-7C might reveal about why it went down.
Editors’ note: “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” is a podcast that is about three intersecting stories that Seattle-based historian Feliks Banel has been investigating. It’s a mystery about what happened to an airliner that disappeared. It’s an exposé of a government loophole that let’s the military turn its back on grieving families. It’s also a deep dive into the resilience of human beings. The following is a narrative summary of Episode 7 of “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” titled “Leave No One Behind.”
The rain was falling and the wind was blowing on November 13, 2024, very much like it had done on this day 173 years ago. As many people learned as school children in Western Washington decades ago, it was way back on the morning of November 13, 1851, when the group considered to be the founders of Seattle landed at what’s now Alki Beach in West Seattle.
Editors’ note: “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” is a podcast that is about three intersecting stories that Seattle-based historian Feliks Banel has been investigating. It’s a mystery about what happened to an airliner that disappeared. It’s an exposé of a government loophole that let’s the military turn its back on grieving families. It’s also a deep dive into the resilience of human beings. The following is a narrative summary of Episode 8 of “Unsolved Histories: What Happened to Flight 293” titled “Closure.”
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