Producer
James Ross Gardner

Editor at Large
James Ross Gardner is the former editor in chief of Seattle Met. During his time as top editor the magazine won numerous awards, including the national City and Regional Magazine Association's award for general excellence, twice (in 2015 and 2018). While at Seattle Met, James's writing has garnered 14 first place awards from the regional chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists and has been a finalist for seven national CRMA awards. His work has also appeared in Esquire, GQ, and The New York Times, among others. He lives in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood.

Editor's Note
Seattle’s Sense of Snow

Editor's Note
Rock of Ages

End of the Line
Two New Seattle Apps Promise Shorter Wait Times

Editor's Note
When Seattle Restaurants Shutter

Feature
A Rumor in Madrona

Weed 101
A Crash Course in Legal Marijuana

Football Fever
What the Heck Is Blue Friday?

Welcome Home
So You've Moved to Seattle

Editor's Note
The Road Less Visible

Destination: Whidbey Island
Saltwater Is All About Seafood

Destination Dinner
Washington’s Best Ferry Feasts

Editor’s Note
An Island Mystery on Lopez

Sliding Doors
Seattle, in Sickness and in Health

Editor's Note
Pike Place Market Is Seattle's Best Idea

Editor's Note
Tenant, Interrupted

Light a Fire 2018: Most With the Least
At Facing Homelessness, Home Is Where the Hope Is

Light a Fire 2018: Emerging Leader
Meet Wing Luke’s People Connector, Christina Shimizu

Editor's Note
From the Editor: Spring Soundtrack

From the Editor