Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Welcome to Mossback’s Northwest: Extended Cut, a YouTube exclusive featuring the full-length conversations we recorded in the Cascade PBS studio for the Mossback podcast. In this episode, co-hosts Knute Berger and Stephen Hegg explore the story of Seattle’s Princess Angeline.
Chief Seattle’s daughter, Kikisoblu, dubbed “Princess Angeline” by white settlers, could be considered one of Seattle’s first celebrities. Mossback co-hosts discuss her enduring legacy – how, for instance, she stayed near her birthplace, even after indigenous people were banned by Seattle ordinance, and how her determination, generosity and resilience impacted those who knew her.
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Credits
Hosts: Stephen Hegg (cascadepbs.org/author/stephenhegg-crosscut-com/) , Knute Berger (cascadepbs.org/author/knute-berger)
Producer: Sara Bernard (cascadepbs.org/author/sara-bernard)
Story editors: Sarah Menzies (cascadepbs.org/author/sarah-menzies) , Adam Brown (cascadepbs.org/author/adam/)
Studio recording: Roger Basquette*
#history #seattle
Welcome to Mossback’s Northwest: Extended Cut, a YouTube exclusive featuring the full-length conversations we recorded in the Cascade PBS studio for the Mossback podcast. In this episode, co-hosts Knute Berger and Stephen Hegg explore the story of Seattle’s Princess Angeline.
Chief Seattle’s daughter, Kikisoblu, dubbed “Princess Angeline” by white settlers, could be considered one of Seattle’s first celebrities. Mossback co-hosts discuss her enduring legacy – how, for instance, she stayed near her birthplace, even after indigenous people were banned by Seattle ordinance, and how her determination, generosity and resilience impacted those who knew her.
Donate to Cascade PBS: secure.cascadepublicmedia.org/page/176149/donate/1
**
Watch more episodes of Mossback's Northwest: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL18y1vgsGPLb3VLSg4y7E-PKU_A1uMu23
**
Listen to the Mossback podcast: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL18y1vgsGPLZKaystzJzeKwpZa2un63im
Follow Cascade PBS on Instagram: instagram.com/cascadepbs
**
Watch more from Cascade PBS: video.cascadepbs.org
**
Follow Cascade PBS online:
facebook.com/cascadepbs
instagram.com/cascadepbs
tiktok.com/@cascade_pbs
threads.net/@cascadepbs
To reach Knute Berger directly, drop him a line at knute.berger@cascadepbs.org (mailto:knute.berger@cascadepbs.org) . And if you’d like an exclusive weekly newsletter from Knute, where he offers greater insight into his latest historical discoveries, become a Cascade PBS member (secure.cascadepublicmedia.org/page/134265/donate/1?ref=cascadepbs.org) today.
Credits
Hosts: Stephen Hegg (cascadepbs.org/author/stephenhegg-crosscut-com/) , Knute Berger (cascadepbs.org/author/knute-berger)
Producer: Sara Bernard (cascadepbs.org/author/sara-bernard)
Story editors: Sarah Menzies (cascadepbs.org/author/sarah-menzies) , Adam Brown (cascadepbs.org/author/adam/)
Studio recording: Roger Basquette*
#history #seattle
