
Katie Wilson
Longtime transit and housing organizer, founder and former head of the Transit Riders Union, and Seattle mayoral candidate discussing housing, transit, and governance.
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Oct 15, 2025 • 1h 8min
Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson on governing a blue city in 2025
Join Katie Wilson, a seasoned transit and housing organizer and Seattle mayoral candidate, as she shares insights from her surprising primary win. She discusses the importance of community organizing in effective governance and highlights Seattle's urban issues, like single-family zoning. Katie emphasizes the need for mixed-use neighborhood centers and affordable housing solutions, while also advocating for improved transit options. She maps out her vision for a safer, community-focused Seattle, blending progressive values with practical solutions.

Aug 11, 2025 • 1h 31min
Palestine and The Battle for Seattle 2025 - LIVE with Katie Wilson, Ijeoma Oluo and Matt Lieb
Join a lively conversation with Katie Wilson, a progressive mayoral candidate in Seattle and co-founder of the Transit Riders Union, who pushes for a working-class agenda. Ijeoma Oluo, an insightful author, critiques the liberal establishment's failure on Palestinian issues. Comedian Matt Lieb adds humor, including falling through his chair over Sydney Sweeney! The trio discusses local politics, humanitarian crises, and the shifting landscape of Gaza aid, all while engaging in playful banter and a fun game of 'Two News and a Lie.'

May 26, 2025 • 55min
Bigot Patrol in Cal Anderson and Katie Wilson for Seattle Mayor (Feat. Katie Wilson)
In this lively discussion, Seattle Mayoral Candidate Katie Wilson, a passionate community organizer with the Transit Riders Union, dives into the chaos surrounding a fundamentalist rally at Cal Anderson Park. She addresses the complexities of free speech and police tactics amidst protests. Wilson also critiques the Seattle mayoral race and the importance of labor endorsements. The conversation touches on homelessness, voter engagement, and navigating community resistance to local initiatives. Throughout, there’s a blend of heartfelt humor and poignant reflections on Seattle’s evolving landscape.


