Talk show based near Greenville, South Carolina, combining true stories, celebrity interviews, and lots of fun in a morning talk show format.
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Northwest Sessions is a bi-monthly podcast hosted by Northwest homeboy, Jason Davis. The Pacific Northwest is in his DNA. Jason mines for unique voices and personalities who are the fabric of this broadly-woven corner of the lower 48. Unabashedly honest, Jason peeks through a colorful Northwest lens to reveal community, culture, art, addiction/recovery, and most importantly, the great outdoors.
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Tune in to Power of Place – Stories of the Pacific Northwest, an audio storybook hosted by Edward Krigsman honoring places that matter and the people who steward, protect or celebrate them. Whether you have just arrived or have spent a lifetime here, we hope you will find our podcast both entertaining and grounding. Enjoy Power of Place podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and your other favorite podcast platforms. To learn more about our podcast series including exploring photos from each ep ...
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Podcast covers helpful backpacking, hunting and winter camping tips and tricks. Knowledge from decades spent in the forest, rivers and mountains of the Olympic Peninsula (Washington State). Conversations for an audience ranging from the beginner, all the way up to the experienced adventurer. Recorded in the beautiful Pacific Northwest in a little corner of the world, where it receives an annual average of 110 inches of rainfall a year. We hope listening to this inspires you to go outdoors soon!
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #52 | Kerouac’s Cascadia – Jim Jones
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Our guest, Kerouac scholar Jim Jones, describes Kerouac’s sojourn to Seattle in the summer of 1956. There, he worked as a fire lookout at Desolation Peak atop the North Cascade Mountains. Along the way, Jones recounts personal encounters and friendships with other Beat Generation luminaries, including Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, and Grego…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #51 | Peaks & Pôsterity – Doug Leen
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Pack your camper as we tour America’s National Parks—from Acadia to Zion. Our guide is modern-day folk hero Douglas Leen, whose Ranger Doug Enterprises recently published “Ranger of the Lost Art: Rediscovering the WPA Poster Art of Our National Parks.”Doug describes how in 1971, while working as a seasonal park ranger at Grand Teton National Park, …
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #50 | The Prodigal Dad – Sarah Eichhorn
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Sarah Eichhorn, daughter of writer Dennis P. Eichhorn, known for his adult-oriented autobiographical comic book series “Real Stuff.” With reminiscences echoing a central premise of her father’s work—that truth is stranger than fiction—Sarah recounts his birth and orphanhood at Montana State Prison. Sa…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #49 | Inspiration Generation – Colleen Echohawk
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What becomes possible when solutions to modern urban society’s most pressing challenges—housing the unhoused, corporate innovation, designing more beautiful places & objects—originate from the communities who have inhabited this place from time immemorial? Guiding us through this multifaceted exploration is Colleen Echohawk. Currently CEO of the Na…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #48 | Talking CHOP – Nikki Yeboah
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Join us as we stroll through Seattle’s Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) circa 2020, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Our guest, documentary playwright Nikki Yeboah, begins this journey at 11th & Pine, the CHOP’s epicenter—and the title of her current project.Yeboah, an Assistant Professor of Playwriting in the School of Drama at the Univ…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #47 | Crossing Coastal Corners – Andrew tenBrink
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Join us for a conversation with landscape and urban designer Andrew tenBrink of NYC-based Field Operations as he reveals Seattle’s new downtown Waterfront Park project, which he has managed since 2010.From the cobblestones of Pioneer Square to Belltown’s crowded skyline, Andrew’s block-by-block tour through the 20-acre park demonstrates how this ne…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #46 | Porchlight Parade – Zack Bolotin
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Step into the multiverse of Zack Bolotin, owner-operator of Porchlight Coffee & Records on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Not just a cafe, Porchlight is a platform for Zack’s varied talents, including graphic design, photography, art curation, book publishing and online retailing. It’s also a record label. Listen as Zack describes how his endeavors, admit…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #45 | Echoes From Alpenglow – Lowell Skoog
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Click into your bindings as we launch from the highest peaks of the North Cascades with ski mountaineering historian Lowell Skoog, author of "Written in the Snows: Across Time on Skis in the Pacific Northwest," published by Mountaineers Books and 2022 winner of the National Outdoor Book Award (NOBA) for historical writing. Born to a family of Nordi…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #44 | My Brother’s Keepers - Larry Johnston and Earl Borgert
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Swing into the B & I Circus Store circa 1964 with guest Larry Johnston, who at age 13 became brother to a western lowland gorilla named Ivan—-the ape that became as emblematic of the Pacific Northwest as the legendary Sasquatch. Larry narrates the tale of how his parents came to own the B & I pet store, thanks to Orca capturer Ted Griffin. He warml…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #43 | The Maker – Art Chantry
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Dive into the second episode of this two-part series as we continue our conversation with graphic designer, Art Chantry, whose stories sparkle as vibrantly as his colorful posters, offering original insights from Seattle’s grunge era.These tales span Art’s diverse interests and influences: The allure of archaeology; Dadaism & Surrealism; old commer…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #42 | Louder Than Art – Art Chantry
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Join us in this episode (the first of a two-part series) for a conversation with graphic designer Art Chantry, a national treasure, whose posters are collected by The Smithsonian and The Louvre.Opening with childhood memories of Parkland on the fringes of Tacoma, Washington, Art describes a restless educational path that eventually brought him to B…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #41 | Bright Returns – Matt McCauley & Sarah Haberstroh
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Join us in this episode as we descend into the Graveyard of the Pacific with Matt McCauley, President of The Northwest Shipwreck Alliance and Sarah Haberstroh, Manager of Underwater Operations for Rockfish Inc.Matt’s passion for deep-water marine salvage is intertwined with that of his friend Jeff Hummel. As scuba diving high schoolers on Mercer Is…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #40 | The Wizard of Earl – Ron Irwin & Earl Borgert
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Join us in this episode (the first of a two-part series) for stories of the B & I Circus Store, founded by Earl Irwin in 1945 in Lakewood, WA. Our guest today is Earl Irwin’s son, Ron Irwin, who ran the store for decades following his father’s passing. Ron is joined by Earl Borgert, the founder’s grandson, family archivist and President of The I.V.…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #39 | A Seattle Songbook – Dick Coolen
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Join us in this episode for a radiant musical memoir by pianist Dick Coolen.Long before the city’s reputation as an international tech hub, Seattle achieved a globally relevant jazz culture. Here, bands that gathered in the basements of churches, schools and modest homes produced the likes of Ray Charles, Ernestine Anderson and Quincy Jones. Reared…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #38 | Seattle Rock City – David B. Williams
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Join us in this episode for the field trip of a century. Our guest, geologist-historian David B. Williams, illuminates the Pacific Northwest’s characteristic highlands and waterways as landscapes of perpetual transformation. With a wry wink, this raconteur’s stories fuse the sensitivity of a naturalist with the diligence of a research geek. Amble t…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #37 | Club of Caballeros - Tim Person & Ms. Ellen Smith
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Join us in this episode and step inside the Ray Gibson Caballeros Club with Tim Person (President & CEO) and Ms. Ellen Smith (Manager).In the 1950’s, two trailblazing African American men grew weary of exclusion from downtown Tacoma’s restaurants, concert halls and bars. They envisioned a member-owned, private club for the city’s Black community. A…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #36 | An Orcas Ethos - Craig Gibson
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Join us in this episode as we explore the rural culture of Orcas Island with Craig Gibson, fourth-generation owner of North Beach Inn (NBI), located on the outskirts of the remote village of Eastsound.Craig’s forebears acquired the 100-acre waterfront fruit farm in 1911. In 1932 they constructed a handful of the 16-rustic cottages now dotting NBI’s…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #35 | Power of HaMakom - Mary Lane Potter
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with a wise friend about the deepest matters of the heart. Our guest is theologian, novelist, and mystic Mary Lane Potter.Mary’s quest for a closer relationship with the divine stretches from her childhood in an immigrant community steeped in the traditions of Christian Reform evangelism; to her Ph.D. at t…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #34 | Black, Green & Emerald - Anthony & Marlie Love
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In this episode, we catch up with Anthony & Marlie Love, travel vloggers and creators of the YouTube show Traveling While Black in Seattle and TWBSeattle on TikTok.A local married couple, they travel together to various Pacific Northwest destinations and share their comfort level as Black people visiting there for the first time. After three years,…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #33 | Digging Gig Harbor – Stephanie Lile & Riley Hall
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Stephanie Lile, director of Gig Harbor’s Harbor History Museum, together with the Museum’s shipwright Riley Hall. They chronicle their community’s historic working waterfront for more than a century by sharing stories embedded in the museum’s collection of over 20,000 objects, images & ephemera. These…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #32 | ALMA Matters – Lisa Fruichantie
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Lisa Fruichantie, citizen of Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and Executive Director of ALMA, an expansive campus carved out of an old union hall anchored within Tacoma’s historic Hilltop neighborhood.This multifaceted business and venue are devoted to creating community by incubating and presenting a dive…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #31 | Love and Comics – Eric Reynolds
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Eric Reynolds, Vice-President of Seattle-based publisher Fantagraphics. Headquartered in Seattle’s Maple Leaf community—with their Bookstore & Gallery in the industrial Georgetown neighborhood—Fantagraphics has quietly produced a stunning body of work over the last 40+ years. Their genres span alterna…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #30 | Storied Sidewalks – Susanna Ryan
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Instagram phenom Susanna Ryan, author of the Seattle Walk Report Series; Seattle Walk Report an Illustrated Walking Tour Through 23 Seattle Neighborhoods (2019) and Secret Seattle, An Illustrated Guide to the City’s Offbeat and Overlooked History (2021). Susanna's distinctive comic style and eagle eye…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #29 | Once Upon a Blue Moon – Timothy Dooley
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Pull up a bar stool and join us in this episode for a conversation with Timothy Dooley—regular, bartender and now owner of the historic Seattle tavern, the "Blue Moon." Founded in 1934 just after Prohibition to serve mostly college students, the Blue Moon has since been serving up a heady mix of politics, poetry, visual art, and live music, while b…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #28 | Anchored in Asotin – Michael Hoover
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Michael Hoover. Michael was recently granted clemency—from a life prison sentence without chance of parole—by the Governor of the State of Washington. Michael's is a cautionary tale...on remaining anchored to place; and to people. An upbringing of affluence in Woodway, Washington failed to protect Mi…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #27 | Place-Based Fictions – Jim Lynch
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Welcome to our first podcast episode of 2022. Beginning with this episode, EK on the Go is now Power of Place, Stories of the Pacific Northwest, with a new appearance and soundscapeIn this episode we will hear from one of the Pacific Northwest’s most acclaimed living novelists, Jim Lynch. Jim's approach to storytelling reflects both meticulous rese…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #26: Crafting Heavens of Earth - Richard Hartlage
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Join us in our final episode of 2021 with guest Richard Hartlage, Founder & CEO of Land Morphology. His firm has designed gardens for the Chihuly Garden and Glass at Seattle Center, the upcoming 20-acre Seattle Waterfront Park, and the private gardens of celebrities and CEO's nationwide.Richard will explain how thoughtful and intelligent garden des…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #25 | Dingbats & Thunderbirds - Tom Heuser & Lana Blinderman
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Tom Heuser, President of the Capitol Hill Historic Society, and artist-photographer Lana Blinderman about the distinctive though oft-overlooked architectural history of Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.For decades, the Hill’s midcentury apartments and condominiums provided architectural ambiance an…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #24 | Mount Epiphany - Nick Bratton
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Join us in this episode to hear from Nick Bratton, Senior Director of Policy for Forterra.Since 1989, Forterra has secured over 275,000 acres of land through over 450 land transactions. From the farmlands and river canyons of Yakima to the estuaries and forests of Washington’s coastline, Forterra safeguards a healthy environment. The organization a…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #23: Another Golden Age - Doreen Alhadeff
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Join us in this episode with Doreen Alhadeff, co-founder of the Seattle Sephardic Network and the first Jewish American to receive Spanish citizenship under a 2015 law permitting descendants of Jews expelled from Spain in the fifteenth century to apply for citizenship.Enjoy Doreen’s reminiscences about her childhood and youth in multiethnic Seward …
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #22 | Hardware Store Homer - Mark Holtzen
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Join us in this episode with Mark Holtzen, author of A Ticket to the Pennant, a children’s storybook exploring Seattle’s Rainier Valley, circa 1955, through the eyes of a young baseball fan.This was the era of Sick’s Stadium, home of the Seattle Rainiers, who played in the now-defunct Pacific Coast League. Mark’s ingenious narrative takes us on a j…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #21 | Riddles of Eden Hill - Marga Rose Hancock
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Join us in this episode with Marga Rose Hancock and Rosalie Daggett, board members of the Queen Anne Historical Society.Marga and Rosalie walk us through the delights of Queen Anne. One of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods, Queen Anne is a vibrant collage of stately Old Seattle mansions, charming hilltop parks, and urban amenities, including some of t…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #20 | Networks for Nature - Christine Mahler
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Join us in this episode for a chat with Christine Mahler, executive director of the Washington Wildlife & Recreation Coalition.Our region is nationally and globally known for the dramatic beauty of its landscapes and seascapes. Yet many of these natural environments could not exist without the active and vigilant stewardship of myriad public and pr…
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Karl Ozolin takes his fun seriously. His repertoire for watersports is expansive. Windsurf, surf, standup paddle, and now foiling, are all part of this waterman's experience and spirit. Karl and I travel through the evolution of his watersports background and reminisce about how the Northwest waters have nourished our souls. Find all of my sessions…
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Ed Henley-Ultra Marathons and Redemption
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Jason and Ed talk about Ed's life and the perilous road he has traveled. From his childhood to becoming a man, Ed has persevered in surviving addiction, thriving in sobriety, and now the masochistic nuttiness of Ultra Marathon running.By Jason Davis
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #19 | Golden Dales - Christopher Patano
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with Christopher Patano, AIA, founder and studio director of Patano Studio.Chris’s diverse architectural/landscape architectural portfolio includes parks, aviation facilities, schools, factories, corporate headquarters, transportation facilities, and private residences. His architectural journey began in h…
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Waxing tough stuff and resilience with my cuz' Evan
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When I was dreaming up this podcast, doing a session with my cousin Evan Knapp, consistently went to the top-of my mind. Evan has a gentle soul, is wildly creative, and just plain goofy. Reality though, keeps him fighting for his own peace. It's easy to laugh with Evan while "going there" with our conversation as we talk about recovery, mental heal…
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🎧Power of Place Episode #18 | Brooklyn, Seattle - Adam Alsobrook
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Have you ever wondered how the names of Seattle’s neighborhoods evolved over time? The University District, for instance, was once called Brooklyn. Join us in this episode with architectural historian Adam Alsobrook, AIA, who expertly reads old buildings, vintage neon signs, industrial history, archaic electrical systems, postcard collecting, mason…
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Long-time friend, John Hartz went for an elk hunt in early 2021. This sessions covers the entire story. From his first inspiration, to stuffing the freezer with meat, John tells the exciting and reflective story.By Jason R Davis
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John Goddu is a Lieutenant Paramedic for the Tacoma Fire Department, Crystal Mountain Ski Patrol member, one-time Rainier Mountain Guide, and rock musician during the grunge era. Most importantly, John is an incredible husband and Dad! I had a great time catching up with my neighbor and friend of 1 1/2 years.…
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Jason catches up with a previous Pastor-Paul Hoffman. Together they talk COVID, what it's like to be a Christian in the NW, retirement, and miracles. About Paul-Ordained minister in the Lutheran church since 1982. Writer and Teacher, known throughout the country as a workshop leader, mentor, and keynote speaker. Now, part time Interim Transition Pa…
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Toby Davis NW Session..testing, testing...
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My first podcast recording! No one better to try it out on than my dear brother, Toby. We talked about launching this podcast, how and why we follow-them, what the NW to him. We also reminisced about family trips taken riding in the back of our truck and memorializing our Mom. The recording is a bit choppy and I am a rookie at editing, but what a g…
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Tent Wood Stove Meaning and Pro Tips [Ep. 16]
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A tent wood stove burns wood as fuel and requires a stove jack for the chimney to exit the shelters living area.Generally a stove jack is made of a fire proof material which makes it possible for a red hot chimney pipe to exit the tent. Secondly tent wood stoves burn wood for fuel that you find in the forest, or bring along with you on your camping…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #17 | Titans and Tech - Bob Bennion
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with leading broker Bob Bennion of Compass Real Estate.Over the course of his 30-year career, Bob has rubbed shoulders with some of the region’s titans of industry, as well as leaders in the arts, science, and medicine. With an infectious and classically casual PNW demeanor and tone, Bob identifies changes…
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Hot Tips for Winter Camping and Late Season Hunt 2019 [Ep. 15]
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Learn how we get a great tipi pitch in deep snow, why a tent wood stove is essential for winter camping, and the benefits you gain. Late season hunting in the snow? What gear and shelter we chose to take along to wrap up the 2019 hunting season!By Luxe Hiking Gear
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Set Up Tips Double Minipeak XL with Tarp Awning | Winter Camp [Ep. 14]
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Fresh from a cold winter camping trip, we discuss the set up and use of 2 x Minipeak XL’s and our Polatouche backpacking tarp to create a basecamp with a large awning. This setup provides a ton of room for several people and gear. Adding a tent wood stove makes cooking, heating, and drying clothes a breeze. You could even add a 2nd stove if you cho…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #15 | Tied by Water - Ray and Mary Johnston
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Join us in this episode where we will hear from prolific Seattle architect team Ray and Mary Johnston of Johnston Architects (founded 1990).Mary and Ray have designed many civic and residential buildings all over the city and state, including The Maple Valley Library, South Park Library, Casa Latina Headquarters, The Seattle Humane Society Building…
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Camping & Hiking Horror Stories from the Pacific Northwest [Ep. 13]
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We share some exciting, scary, and sometimes funny camping tales from the trails and backcountry in order to provide some tips (and laughs) for when the going gets tough. We hope you enjoy these stories and feel encouraged to get out and make some lasting memories in the great outdoors!By Luxe Hiking Gear
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #14 | Puzzle Pieces - Paula Johnson
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Join us in this episode for a conversation with archaeologist Paula Johnson as she puts together puzzle pieces from the past. A shoe with cleats. A perfume bottle from Detroit. These historical artifacts were found when geothermal wells, intended to supply King Street Station with clean energy, revealed the remains of the Hammond Packing Company, a…
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🎧 Power of Place Episode #13 | Garages & Gates - Paul Suzman
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Sometimes the key to success is being in the right place at the right time with the right attitude. Tune in to a lively and wide-ranging discussion with Paul Suzman, nephew of South African anti-apartheid activist Helen Suzman and founder of OfficeLease, the West Coast’s first commercial tenant/buyer representative (founded 1981). Paul recounts his…
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