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In this episode: We're talking everything from big celebrations to small improvements that make a big impact. Mayor Ralph along with Gwen Allen Carston from the Kent Black Action Commission raise the Juneteenth flag and there's an upcoming celebration at Morrill Meadows Park this weekend! 

In this jam-packed episode of KentNow, we're covering everything from volcanoes to vacuum-sealed tacos, with plenty of city business and community shoutouts in between. It's an episode you won't want to miss as we roll into summer with updates, events, and some unexpected debates (soft taco or crunchy?).

This week on KentNow, we've activated the B-Team (but let's be honest, it stands for “Brilliant”). With Josh Gonzalez stepping in for Josh Maasberg and Mark pinch-hitting for Kyle, we're calling in the reserves and holding down the mic like seasoned pros—sort of. We're breaking down the best (and weirdest) looks from the Met Gala, mourning discontinued Starbucks drinks (but praise be to Trader Joe's for the glow-up), and reminding everyone: if you're still trying to fly with a Blockbuster card instead of a REAL ID, your travel dreams may be grounded. On the city side:

This week on KentNow, we're talking spring allergies, prom season prep, and yes—beekeeping (Kyle's on a mission). Plus, we celebrate some history-making ladies as Blue Origin launches an all-women crew into space. Mayor Dana Ralph gives a nod to Earth Day and all the ways Kent is pushing toward a greener future. We break down the King County Parks Levy headed to the August ballot, chat about Kent's summer rec programs, and give a big shoutout to our newest Kent 101 grads! Later in the show, Tobias Sednif joins us to talk about what it really takes to keep the Kent City Council running smoothly, from recap to newsletter. And don't miss your event rundown: Kent Commons reopens soon, TeamUp2CleanUp is back, and Hops & Cops is brewing up another great community chat.

This week's episode of KentNow is packed tighter than a TSA line during spring break!

In this special episode of KentNow, we bring you Mayor Dana Ralph's 2025 State of the City address, delivered on March 20, 2025. Tune in as Mayor Ralph reflects on the city's accomplishments over the past year, shares key updates on major projects, and outlines the vision for Kent's future. From infrastructure and public safety to economic growth and community engagement, this speech covers everything you need to know about what's ahead for our city. Enjoy this insightful look at Kent's progress—and don't worry, Josh, Kyle, and Tracy will be back next week with their usual shenanigans!

This week on KentNow, we're shaking things up—literally and figuratively!

This week's episode is packed! We're talking Chris Stapleton calling out Beyoncé's Grammy win, Timothée Chalamet being dubbed “one of the greats,” and an unexpected, animated movie breaking box office records. Plus, Star Wars: Episode III is making a comeback, and Starbucks is axing some of your favorite drinks (RIP, White Hot Chocolate). Closer to home, Kent's aerospace industry is making waves as NASA preps for a major mission, and Mayor Ralph is set to unveil exciting new partnerships at her State of the City address. We're also diving into ReCode Kent—a game-changer for housing in our city—and the ongoing push for sales tax fairness. Plus, we're chatting with Haleigh Elliott from Kent Parks about the upcoming Spring/Summer Recreation Guide! From fun new programs to can't-miss activities for all ages, she's giving us the inside scoop on what's coming up. And of course, we've got the scoop on upcoming events! Sip your way through downtown at the Cider & Ale Trail, or bring the kiddos to Kent Kids' Arts Day for some hands-on fun. Hit play and get caught up on all the latest!

This week on KentNow, we're covering it all—from the Super Bowl showdown (sorry, Tay Tay's boyfriend) to last week's snow and ice, where Kent's road crews worked hard to keep streets safe. Plus, Grammy winners, upcoming movie releases, and the latest city news!

This week on KentNow, we're covering everything from the TikTok ban that barely lasted a day to egg prices that have us all questioning our breakfast choices. Plus, it's cold out—really cold—so we're talking winter driving tips, and why you should never drive with an iced-up windshield.   On the city front, Mayor Ralph and the Council have outlined Kent's 2025 legislative priorities, and a major settlement with Phoenix Court Apartments aims to improve safety for residents. Also, Kent Parks is hiring lifeguards—because summer will come eventually.   Don't miss our chat with James Endicott and Somen Palit from Kent's IT team as we dig into how technology is shaping city services. Bundle up, grab a hot drink, and hit play!   If you have comments and suggestions, reach out to us at Communications@KentWa.gov 

Season 3 of KentNow kicks off with a jam-packed episode that's equal parts informative and fun! We're tackling the latest buzz: California wildfires, a potential TikTok ban, Mariners offseason chatter, and Blue Origin's rocket launch updates. Plus, we'll introduce you to a clever escape room experience in Kent and a delicious Thin Mint Frosty heading your way in February! In city news, we're breaking down Mayor Ralph's Progress Report, the City of Kent's 2025 Legislative Priorities, and the fight to restore critical sales tax revenue for our community. This episode also features special guests from Sara Halstad from Kent PD, Transportation Engineering Manager Rob Brown from Public Works, and our Emergency Management team sharing how the city is working to keep streets safer and residents' winter-weather ready. And did you know Kent Valley is a national powerhouse in trade and industry? We'll share fascinating facts about how this hub keeps the economy humming. Hit play for all the updates, a bit of wit, and maybe a sprinkle of Girl Scout cookie cravings.

In the last KentNow episode of 2024, we're taking a trip down memory lane to revisit some of our favorite moments from 2024. We've had an incredible year together, from impactful city projects to unforgettable community events. Join us as we highlight key moments with updates from city staff and partners, showcasing the hard work and collaboration that brought projects to life—from infrastructure improvements to community events that brought the community together. Mayor Dana Ralph joins us to deliver her 2024 progress report, celebrating key accomplishments while previewing what's to come in 2025.  Don't miss this episode as we debut a new program that starts up this Spring, honor the year that was, and look ahead to the future of Kent. Thank you for being part of the journey and have a very merry holiday season! 

Welcome back to KentNow!  We are slowing winding down the year with only a few episodes left!  This week: Kent Parks team Mark Hendrickson and Ronda Billerbeck join Kyle, Tracy and Josh to talk about our Kent Spotlight Series, Winterfest and the Christmas rush. Race and Equity Coordinator Maria Tizoc talks about the Kent Language Access Plan. Thanks to all the line crews from PSE, our Kent Public Works department and everyone who helped our community through the bomb cyclone.  There are only a few episodes left before the team takes a holiday break!  Let us know what YOU want to hear more about!  Reach out to us at Communications@KentWa.gov Happy Thanksgiving! 

Welcome back to KentNow!  This week, we're thrilled to host some amazing guests who bring you the latest on big projects and community insights. Join us as Sound Transit Deputy Executive Project Director Sepehr Sobhani and City of Kent Public Works Deputy Director Kelly Peterson dive into the Federal Way Link Extension Project, breaking down what it means for Kent and how it's transforming regional transit. But that's not all! We also have Sewer/Storm Field Supervisors Chris Couvillion and Tony Mann, along with Jens Vincent, Kent's Sewer/Storm Drainage Manager, on deck to talk about keeping storm drains clear. Fall leaves are dropping, and they're sharing some expert tips on preventing clogs, how the city tackles drainage, and ways you can help keep Kent flood-free. And, of course, we'll fill you in on all the exciting upcoming events around town! From community happenings to fun events on the horizon, you won't want to miss this lively discussion. Thanks for listening! Please like and subscribe! 

Hello Spooky Friends!  Welcome back to the KentNow podcast!  This week we get "granular" with the Kent Public Works Department on the Winter weather plan. Thanks to Street and Vegetation Manager Bill Thomas, Street Field Supervisor Brent Collins and Deputy Director of Public Works Dave Brock for stopping by!  Nathan Pilling and Simon Lovsin from the Seattle Thunderbirds talk about the season and some of their favorite Halloween memories, and Kyle tried the Chicken Big Mac.  Josh talks about Diwali in this week's "Did you know", and we lay out all the fun things happening in Kent for the next 2 weeks!  We appreciate you listening, and if you have something you would like to hear more about on the pod, send us an email at Communications@KentWa.gov  Please don't drink and drive and have a safe and Happy Halloween! 

Welcome back to KentNow!  We have a jam-packed show for you! But, don't we always?  This week Kyle, Tracy and Josh talk to James Endicott and Somen Palit from our IT department to discuss Cyber Security month!  Mayor Ralph stops by to talk about her journey with Breast Cancer and a reminder to get your mammogram!  Kyle and Josh go down a scary movie rabbit hole, and Tracy was called out on her "posts". If you're looking for something to take the kids to for Halloween, join us at Kent Station for Haunted Boolevard!  Kent Downtown Partnership is holding their "Street of Treats" at Kherson Park on October 26th! There's a lot happening in Kent this month! Click here to find out more! 

Welcome back to another episode of KentNow!  We have a jam-packed show for you this week!  October brings forward a lot of celebrations and days to be recognized, so the team starts with Cyber Security Month highlighting the incident this week with Verizon. We then jump into the disaster Hurricane Helene brought to Ashville, North Carolina, and other states. There's the discussion about SPOOKY SEASON, movies, and the scholastic book fair.  This week Kyle, Josh and Tracy talk to Executive Director Gaila Haas from the Kent Downtown Partnership and the Cider and Ale trail coming to downtown Kent. If you are looking for more info or how to get tickets, click here!  Josh provides a quick Kent City Council Wrap up from this week, you can watch that here!  There's a LONG list of amazing events happening in the city, and info on what you can bring to the upcoming recycling event is available at this link!  If you have a comment or suggestion on what you would like to hear on the pod, please drop us a line at Communications@kentwa.gov  Have a great day!   

Welcome back to KentNow!  We have an action-packed episode for you this week! The team taste tests the new Coke Zero collab with Oreo and it's not what you expect.  It's Welcoming Week, and we talk to Race and Equity Coordinator Maria Tizoc about the events in Kent, and how we are working to become a certified Welcoming city.  Deputy Director of Public Works Kelly Peterson joins in the fun with the coke taste test and lets us know where we are with the Green River Bridge project.  As always, Josh comes with facts on Fall. Tracy dives into the latest Kent City Council meeting and Kyle... he has a headache.    Here are the links we promised from the episode: Seattle Times article on V-Garden and Mei Wa Bakery Where you can watch the Kent Special City Council Meeting on Monday, September 23 We are hiring a Communications Intern and HR Director - Apply now!  More information about all the projects happening in Kent (Green River Bridge)  WSDOT - Online Open House for SR 509 Construction Project  Sign up for Team Up to Clean Up!  Kent Downtown Partnership - Cider and Ale Trail    Thanks for listening and we will see you in 2 weeks! 

Welcome back to KentNow!  This week we bring you Mayor Dana Ralph's weekly update! Enjoy and see you next week for a brand-NEW episode of KentNow! 

Welcome back to KentNow! This week we are welcoming Kent kids back to school!  Josh and Tracy talk to Erik Preston and Derek Hawkes from our Public Works Department to get the latest update on the Reith Road roundabout project. If you want to learn more about our public works projects, click here!  The team has some fun facts about school lunches, crayons and pencils.  Are you team Pumpkin Spice? Share your thoughts at Communications@kentwa.gov   

Who's ready for some racing?! Welcome back to KentNow!  In this episode, the team talks to Cynthia Boyd from Kent Station about the Cruisin' Kent Car Show this weekend.  Join us at Kent Station on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to see all the coolest cars in South King County!  The President from Pacific Raceways, Jason Fiorito joins the pod to recap NHRA a few weeks ago, and shares some of the new things happening at the racetrack!  Josh recaps the movie "Alien", Tracy has a nice remedy for migraine sufferers, and Kyle is here so he won't get fined!  Please tell your friends about the show! Like, subscribe and share the laughter with your friends!  See you next week!   

Welcome back to Episode 16 of KentNow!  Josh is back from his PTO and as feisty as ever!  The team talks to James Endicott from the city's IT department this week. You've heard of smishing, fishing but have you heard of quishing?  James also speaks about the city IT department educates and train employees on cybersecurity best practices. Also, Josh Immordino from Riverbend Golf Course explains why the game of golf is not that complicated.    Josh and Tracy talk about this week's Kent City Council Meeting, rundown all the current events and get granular with the 2024 Summer Olympics! Let us know if there's something you want to know more about in the City of Kent! Email us at Communications@KentWa.gov   Thanks for listening! 

Thanks again for joining us on another KentNow episode!  This week: Mayor Ralph stops by with her good news report Kerry O'Conner and Terry Jungman from our Kent Parks team talk about what's coming up at Uplands Playfield Dylan High from the Greater Kent Historical Society talks about Experience Kent coming up in August.  August has a plethora of events happening in Kent!  Check out our social media platforms for all the details!   

It's our favorite time of the year! Corn Days!  Welcome back to KentNow! This week on the pod: Chief Padilla, Stacy Judd and Sara Wood from Kent PD talk about National Night Out Tracy, Kyle and Josh talk about Cornucopia Days hitting downtown Kent this weekend. Kent Summer Concerts are underway and so much more!  Thanks for listening! 

How is June almost over? Welcome back to Episode 13 of KentNow!  This week, the KentNow team talks to Lucie Wu, Transportation Planning Technician in our Public Works Department. Lucie breaks down some of the transportation services available to residents in Kent.  It's budget season, so we talk to Finance Director Paula Painter and Budget Manager Michelle Ferguson about the City of Kent budget and how the process works. As always, we break down other things happening with the Kent City Council with the council recap.  So many wonderful things to do in Kent this Summer, we go thru all the events for the next 2 weeks, and wrap things up with Maas's "Did you know?" Have a happy and safe 4th of July! 

Welcome back to Episode 12!  This week Josh, Kyle and Tracy bring back Tony Donati from the city's Public Works Department! He's bringing water conservation knowledge to the garden and drops some helpful hints on how you can cash in on some rebates!  The team talks about our Kent Parks 4th of July Splash event at Lake Meridian, another Green Kent event coming up and rounding 3rd base with Kent Cornucopia Days in July!  We would love your feedback, so drop us a line at Communications@kentwa.gov  

Hello Friends!  Welcome back to episode 11 of KentNow!  Kyle is on PTO, so Kevin jumps in to keep Josh and Tracy on track!  We have so much to talk about in this episode! Super excited to hear more about our Kent Summer Concert series with Ronda Billerbeck from our Cultural Programs Manager in our Kent Parks Department! The Kent Cornucopia 5k is a few short weeks away and Program Coordinator Mark Hendrickson talks about the history of the race and the cool new shirt this season!  Recreation Facilities Manager Dave Heldt talks about the renovation happening at the Kent Commons, and Josh rounds it all out with the history of the Kent International Festival happening this weekend!  Hope you enjoy the episode and leave us a comment and share it with your friends!   

Welcome back to Episode 10 of KentNow!  Josh was out sick, so we had to call in reinforcements! Kevin and Maria joined Tracy and Kyle to discuss what's happening in Kent! In this episode, we hear from Kristen Holdsworth from the Economic and Community Development team about the Kent Comprehensive Plan, Maria provides a recap from our Space for All event at ShoWare Center. The team discusses the employee health fair and how some of us aren't healthy after all.  Our "Did you know" touches on Bike Everywhere Month, and how Kent has some of the best trails to ride in South King County!  You can always rate and leave a review for the pod!  We welcome feedback too! Email us at Communications@KentWa.gov  

Happy Thursday! This week on KentNow, we are going OUT OF THIS WORLD

We are trying something new! If you're not already signed up for Mayor Ralph's weekly newsletter, sign up here!  OR just listen! Thanks for listening! 

Welcome back to KentNow!  This week Josh, Tracy, and Kyle talked to Rob Brown the Transportation Engineering Manager from the Kent Public Works Department on road safety in Kent, and Scott Schroder and Bryce Mireles from Vegetation Management.  So many fun activities happening for Earth Day in Kent! Make sure you check out our social media platforms to learn more on how you can get involved!    Have a great Earth Day!

Welcome back to episode 5.5 where we bring you Mayor Dana Ralph's State of the City address at Kent Meridian High School, Thursday, March 21st.  We set you up with what to expect and dive right into her speech!  Next week, we will highlight some high-level topics and have a few special guests.  Thanks for listening! 

Welcome back to KentNow! This week Josh, Tracy and Kyle discuss coffee orders, Green Kent and Mayor Dana Ralph's State of the City address. Special guests Avery and Addison join the show to talk about "A little bit of Averything", Sam Popowich and Nico Myatovic from the Seattle Thunderbirds break down their season so far and we wrap things up with a fun "did ya know fact!"   If you have comments and suggestions, email us at Communications@kentwa.gov

Hi Kent!  Episode 4 comes with a recap of the last Kent City Council meeting, Committee of the Whole and we hear from Kent PD Community Education Directors Stacy Judd and Sara Wood.  We also hear from Kent Parks Rec Supervisor Kyle Nearhood about the upcoming Kent Parks Spring and Summer guide.  This time on "Did ya Know" we take you back to the 1900's with the Mill Creek neighborhood and the Kent Historical Society! Don't forget to join us for Episode 5 where we hear from Avery  from "A little bit of Averything" and several players from the Seattle Thunderbirds stop by with a recap of the season so far!     

Welcome back to Season 2 of KentNow!  It's Girl Scout Cookie time! Kyle, Josh and Tracy talk about the latest flavors and the ones they reach for.  We hear from Kent Downtown Partnership Executive Director Gaila Haas and the Cider and Ale Trail in March  Conservation Coordinator Tony Donati joins the team to talk about the city's conservation initiatives, the adopt a spot program, and the upcoming Mini Recycling event in March Josh wraps up the episode with some fun Kent space facts from Blue Origin. If you have comments or suggestions for the team, leave them at Communications@KentWa.gov   

Welcome back to Season 2 of KentNow!  In this episode Kyle, Josh and Tracy discuss: Talk to Dominique Juleon from Business Impact NW and their client Fresh Family LLC about how their service launched a small Kent business.  Human Resources Director Holly Harvey Smith joins us to talk about jobs available in the city. Kent Downtown Partnership Cider and Ale trail. Superbowl, snacks, and Puxatony Phil!    If you have questions, comments or want to submit a "did ya know" email us at Communications@KentWa.gov     

After a little holiday break, the band is back together with special guest Mayor Dana Ralph to talk about her City of Kent Progress Report.  Mayor Ralph explains what the city accomplished in 2023, and what we will be working toward in 2024.  There's some lighthearted discussion about cooking, Kent Parks programs, and can we get someone else to host award shows? We have a poll up on when you think the first snow will stick in 2024, check it out now on our @CityofKent Facebook page!  Please like, subscribe, and leave us a review!  If you have a question or a topic you think should be discussed, reach out to us at Communications@KentWa.gov Thanks for listening!

What a year it was Kent! Highlights for the year? We have so many! Mayor and Chief talking about National Night Out Public Works Director Dave Brock and his team to break down how the city handles snow and ice. Heather from Public Works says "Don't drain the fat" meaning DON'T put it down the drain. Mark and Ronda from Kent Parks talk about the Spotlight Series Somen in IT breaks down how the city uses the GIS system.  There was so much in 2023 that we can't wait to tackle more in 2024!  We hope you enjoy listening to the show as much as we like putting it all together!  Thank you for listening and please send us your recommendations on what you would like to hear more about to Communications@kentwa.gov Happy Holidays from all of us at KentNow!

Rounding out the year with jingle bells and tinsel! Happy Holidays everyone! In this episode: You'll hear about Josh's love for tinsel and flocking. Shepard Pie and why everyone loves it.  Heather Martin from our Public Works Department talks about Fats, Oils and Grease and why they could cause thousands in damage! Chef and cookbook author Christina Arokiasamy and her Taste of Kent series coming up in 2024 Food Blogger Erika Diama and her latest visit to Kent  How you can get more involved with the city by applying for our Boards and Commissions. Kent City Council voted unanimously to adopt Mayor Ralph's 2024 Mid-Biennium Budget Adjustment proposal. Carpinito Bros have a long history here in Kent with the last "Did you know" of 2023 We would love your suggestions on topics or what you want in this pod! Please email us at Communications@kentwa.gov   THANK YOU!

Welcome back to Episode 24 of KentNow!  We are so glad you're back!  It's our Thankful edition!   On this episode you'll hear about: 2:08 National Educator Week let's celebrate those who teach! Josh, Tracy and Kyle talk about the influential teachers in their lives.  6:00 Take a Hike - get outside and explore some of Kent's best trails.  7:10 It's the Thankful episode, so what are we thankful for? 11:44 Kent Station Gingerbread House contest and pics with Santa 13:18 Special Guests Mark Hendrickson and Ronda Billerbeck from Kent Parks to talk about Winterfest, Christmas Rush 5-10k, Spotlight Series and the new art in Centennial.  31:49 To celebrate Small Business Saturday, Josh talks about the Berlin Bros and their 1900 general merchandise store in "Did you know." 37:00 What's your favorite Thanksgiving dish? 42:20 Next time on KentNow Thanks for listening as always, and if you have a suggestion comment, please reach out to us at Communications@kentwa.gov  

Welcome back to KentNow Episode 23! In this episode we talk with:  Deputy Director/Operations of our Public Works Operations Dave Brock breaks down the robust Winter weather plan Street and Vegetation Manager Bill Thomas discusses the KentWorks app and how to put in a complaint if you find a pothole or some street damage, and Street Field Supervisor Brent Collins talks about how the city determines which street/road gets treated first.  Kimberly Behimer and Jenny Kaiser from Emergency Management tell us what we need in our car or home when an emergency hits and we wrap up the episode with some fun events happening in Kent! Enjoy!  Please like, review and subscribe!   

Welcome to Episode 22!  In this pod: we talk to Ian Furness from 93.3 KJR and Fox 13 to discuss the T-Birds season opener and the road trip ahead. Jordan Gustafson from the Seattle Thunderbirds talks about his injury and how the rehab is going. Cynthia Boyd from Kent Station will fill us in on the special stuff happening for the Haunted Boolevard on Halloween night! Kevin is in for Kyle this week to share more about his favorite Halloween Candy, Josh has a great "Did ya know" about Day of the Dead, and Tracy likes candy corn. Thanks for listening!   

Thanks for joining us for episode 21. Can you believe it? Josh, Tracy, and Kyle get into the T-Swift/Travis Kelce thing, traumatic dental work, and what happens now that the Kent City Councilmembers received Mayor Ralph's proposed mid-biennium budget. Somen Palit from the IT department stops in to talk about our GIS software, and how AI will work in the future.  

Taking the show on the road! Down the road to accesso ShoWare Center in Kent, Washington where the Seattle Thunderbirds call home!  Josh, Kyle, and Tracy break down some T-Bird history, we talk to Sam Popowich and Mekai Sanders about the upcoming season, and Print Shop Steve takes us back in time to the Mercer Arena. This is just the first installment of a season-long collaboration with coaches, the team, and fans. We are excited about this partnership with the Seattle Thunderbirds!

Welcome back to Episode 19! Josh, Tracy and Kyle talk to Uriel Varela Jr about Welcoming Week It's time to watch your block with Block Watch 101 Grants coming in for our award-winning Parks Department Don't forget a special episode of KentNow next week with the Western Conference Champions Seattle Thunderbirds!

Episode 18 takes you back to school! Josh, Tracy and Kyle have a jam-packed episode with fun guests! Paul Dudley - Bus Driver from Kent School District Kara Moore - Public Works Drive Kent and Isaac the Multi-Media Intern who is off to bigger and better things!  Josh has a little Kent history with this week's "Did you know."

Welcome back to episode 17 of KentNow!  In this episode, we talk to Communications Intern Tobias about his time at the city. BTW - we are looking for Fall interns. You can apply now! Tracy breaks down the no longer Pac 12, and if this is going to stop Apple Cup festivities. Josh talks about the City of Kent's sister city program and Kyle just wants tacos.  Thanks for listening! 

Episode 16 FULL of news you can use! Public Works Project Engineering Supervisor Mark Madfai and Public Works Design Supervisor Suzanne Smith join Tracy and Josh with an update on the 76th Ave S. project National Night Out was earlier this week. Event at Mary Olson Park that's in it's 5th year we NEVER heard of Josh brings a new segment to the pod with Didyaknow? Thanks for listening!

Josh and Tracy talk to Kent residents enjoying the Kent Lions Cornucopia Days parade and festival. Penelope Pendragon and the whimsical wish wagon, corn dogs of the world and the City of Kent multimedia join in the fun.  Josh breaks down the Kent Comprehensive Plan and how you can voice your opinion. Tracy has this week's Kent City Council breakout, and we wrap things up with some impressive numbers from our Kent Public Works team.  Thanks for listening and supporting the pod! 

Super special episode 14 with Kent resident and Youtuber Rob Kenney from "Dad, how do I" joins Tracy and Josh to discuss how it all started.  Kent Cornucopia Days is coming up next weekend and we would love to have you join us in the Kent City Hall courtyard for a live stream of the parade.  Josh is hungry, Kyle likes jam and Tracy is star struck by Rob.  It's a fantastic episode you don't want to miss!  Please like, subscribe and tell your friends to join us for KentNow!