Morgen White

Morgen White graduated summa cum laude from Washington State University with a degree in broadcast journalism and media production. She extended her stay in Pullman to continue her role as an announcer and producer at NWPB. She later moved back to her roots in Seattle to be near family and has since transitioned into working as an on-air announcer for KUOW. Morgen’s passion for journalism and storytelling continues to fuel her reporting and the production of social media content for FāVS News.

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Former pastor Adam Swensen debuts "Religious Traumedy" at The Chameleon in Spokane, a sold-out comedy show exploring religious trauma and growing up Christian.

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