62K views · 319 reactions | The Golden Potlatch was once a huge summer festival in Seattle, a precursor to Seafair. But one year, it erupted in violence over the issues of politics, patriotism and free speech. Host Knute Berger explores how a beloved festival became a pivotal moment in Seattle's history. Watch episodes of Mossback's Northwest on the Cascade PBS app. https://bit.ly/4kkVSXn | Cascade PBS | Facebook