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Look, in the sky! Is that a bird? A plane? Grandma? Nope, its just this week's episode of SkeleTales.  The ladies once again gaze skyward to discuss the mysterious phenomena known as UFOs. Alissa discusses the Ariel School Incident, an alien encounter witnessed by dozens of children on a Zimbabwean schoolyard in the early 1990s. The aliens reportedly looked a bit like Michael Jackson and Alissa is now wishing she had made some kind of moonwalk joke during the retelling of this incident.Britt tells of a golden disc in Colorado and of a rash of aliens of the miniature variety that plagued Southeast Asia during the 1970s. The ladies also space out a bit pontificating the motivations of hiding alien technologies from the world.SkeleTales is taking a holiday for the month of December but will be back bringing your weekly cup of SkeleTales in January 2023.As always thanks for listening and Haunt Y'all LaterSupport the showWe want to hear your stories!Please e-mail them to us at Skeletalespodcast@gmail.com or leave a message at 302-689-DEAD (3323).As always thanks for listening and Haunt Y'all Later! Visit the SkeleTales shop to support the show (www.skeletalespodcast.etsy.com)

B-Word and Jake review The Greatest Beer Run Ever on Apple+ and Pepsi, Where's My Jet? on Netflix. In addition, the guys share a few stories while giving toasts to bros.Intro: Tommy Thomson of Kenny B's ESPN Sports Handicapping ShowPromo: History Boiz Podcast & I HAD To Say It PodcastAd: https://www.jerky.pro (use code bleachbros5 at checkout)For Bleach Bros' socials, links, and streaming sites:https://bleachbros.com/https://linktr.ee/bleachbrospodcastFor exclusive Bleach Bros content:https://www.patreon.com/BleachBrosPodJoin the conversation in our FREE discord:https://discord.com/invite/BbYjgAGDH6Bleach Bros Podcast is a Spreaker Prime podcast. For more info:https://try.spreaker.com/prime-program/

This episode is the third installment of our "Missing in the PNW" series. We head to Oregon and British Columbia to cover 6 missing persons cases. As always, please share these cases to bring more awareness to them. Cases covered: Casey Bohun, Sylvia Apps, Alissa McCrann, Fauna Frey, Michael Bryson, Amber ManthorneTIP INFORMATION:1) Casey Bohun: Delta Major Crimes Section at 604-946-44112) Sylvia Apps: Comox Valley RCMP at 250-338-13213) Alissa McCrann: Portland Police Bureau 503 823-04004) Fauna Frey: Josephine County Sheriff's Department 541-474-5117Anonymous Tip Line 541-359-5638Email 5) Michael Bryson: Lane County Sheriff's office 541-682-4150 (reference case no. 20-5286)6) Amber Manthorne: 250-730-1544 or the RCMP at 250-723-2424------------Small Business Promo: K's Cups & CreationsPodcast Promo: Tea Time Crimes------------PATREONMERCHINSTAGRAMTWITTERWEBSITEFACEBOOKhttps://linktr.ee/truecrimecatlawyer

in this episode of the PNWILD podcast the guys recap the 2022 modern deer season from here in Washington state. Nothing to exciting happened except a few missed opportunities. Enjoy this weeks episode and dont forget to tell a friend about the show! Merry Christmas everyone!     PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/c/PNWild     FOR GOHUNT use code PNW thise code will give you $50 in GOHUNT Shop credit when you purchase an Insider Membership and $20 when they purchase an Explorer Membership and 10% off the GoHunt gear shop!   VISIT OUR LINKTREE FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED! https://linktr.ee/pnwild SEEK OUTSIDE CODE - PNWILD Hyperlink  -  http://bit.ly/PNWILDxSO   PNWILD & PARTNER DISCOUNT CODES GoHunt - PNW OutdoorCLass- PNW20 Phelpsgamecalls - PNWILD10 PNWILD merch store - podcast Vortex apparel - pnw20 Kestrel Glassing System- PNWILD10 Zoleo Satelite communicator - pnwild Wilderness Athlete - PNWILD15 Camp Zero Coolers- PNW10 Crazy Elk - PNWILD20 Follow us on Instagram! Instagram (pnwild_) https://www.instagram.com/pnwild_/?hl=en Like us on Facebook! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pnwild/ Got questions? Send us an email! Email: contact@pnwild.com Check out our Online Store! https://pnwild.com/store   Our Partners   Vortex Optics: http://bit.ly/SYO-VortexOptics​ Vortex Wear Discount Code - PNW20 for 20% OFF Phelps Game Calls: https://phelpsgamecalls.com/ Exo Mountain Gear: https://exomtngear.com/ GoHunt: https://www.gohunt.com/ Tikka: https://www.tikka.fi/en-us/rifles Kestrel Glassing Systems: https://kestrelglassingsystems.com Zoleo: https://www.zoleo.com/en-us/ Spartan Precision: https://javelinbipod.com/collection

We're going to have a little more fun today. We have a TON of FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) that the Portland is Home Team has been asked in the past TWO decades of working hard to welcome you home! The Gallers will play Rapid Fire Answering with some of the most asked inquiries and break down with more detail a few of the more important and complicated questions. And the questions are as follows:For Buyers:What home can I afford? Can I buy a home and sell my current one at the same time? How many homes should I see before making an offer? What do you think the seller will accept as a fair price? How do I know if the property is a good deal? How quickly can I close? Should I get a home inspection? When can I back out if I change my mind? What is the first step of the home-buying process? How long does it take to buy a home? What is a seller's market? What is a buyer's market? How much do I have to pay an agent to help me buy a house? What is earnest money? How long can the seller take to respond to my offer? What if my offer is rejected? Besides the down payment, what other money do I need?For Sellers:How should I prepare my house before selling it? How long will it take to sell my home? What is the selling price of my home? Is there a reason my home's assessed value differs compared to the market value?Newsletter from Audra: Winter: the lovely season of lights! Living in the PNW, this statement couldn't be more apropos because without the lights, we would not be able to see a darn thing past 4pm. The twinkle of the lights, the displays in the windows, the frost in the air...all of it is just stunning and I can't get enough.This month we have a wonderful holiday box to gift away! It is filled with all local goodies including a warm and cozy blanket, olive oils, club level Blazer tickets and more! Super easy to be in the drawing....just review us on Google, Zillow or Facebook or send a referral our way and voila! Entered. We will announce the winner before Christmas so be sure to get writing! This is definitely one not to miss. Our design corner is busy for the holidays!  Thank you to all of our design clients....you all are so amazing to work with and we are honored to be part of your team. For those of you still thinking or dreaming of a new kitchen/bath/whatever...please reach out! We look forward to talking. In the design corner picture this month it's a basic improvement but packed a big punch. With new paint (multiple coats of our signature line At Home in the color Sidewalk) we made a huge impact. Also, our Property Management Division is official! Please reach out to me at audra@portlandishome.com to discuss your needs and see if we are a good fit. Also, stay tuned for some happy hours coming your way! We look forward to hanging out with everyone. All our best to you and yours. 

This month on Conservation Starters, Nora Carman-White, Communication & Education Manager at TCD takes the reigns as host to interview your usual Conservation Starters host, Kiana Sinner. Together, we discuss the importance of connecting with our community and the strategies we use to reach out. We talk about our educational workshops, Native Plant Festival & Sale, and volunteer program. We delve into a few things we're especially passionate about and share our individual commitment to supporting the community we cherish. Kiana also teases the exciting things coming in Season 2 of Conservation Starters. Tune in to learn more about our Education & Outreach department and how you can get involved with Thurston Conservation District! Resources:Kiana Sinner, ksinner@thurstoncd.comNora Carman-White, nwhite@thurstoncd.comTCD workshop recordingsSign up to receive our monthly newsletter Sign up to be a volunteerCheck out our Native Plant Festival & SaleFollow us on Instagram and like us on FacebookRock to Roots; Spokane Conservation District Podcast

Cody Shea and Vern Porter from the Tacoma Fire Department sit down with the GCP crew to talk about their remarkable documentary, The Call We Carry. Based out of Tacoma, the documentary highlights the crisis that is brewing amongst today's first responders. In a culture where showing vulnerability means showing weakness, this ground-breaking documentary attempts to break down these barriers and smash the stigma of mental health in the fire service. Follow the journeys of 4 Tacoma Firefighters as they share their stories of pain, sacrifice, and resiliency in the midst of an unprecedented call volume increase. The film provides an intimate glimpse into the lives of those who put it all on the line every day, in an effort to prove, once and for all, that NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE… 00:10 – They kick off the episode talking about ghost hauntings, Justin welcomes Cody and Vern, and Vern shares when he was last at the Union Club. They talk about how The Union Club has evolved over the years, Cody talks about the station he's been at and how long he's been there. He talks about the area he covers, the levels of care in the field, and Vern explains why firefighters go to every call. He talks about how long he's been a firefighter, how he ended up as a Tacoma firefighter, and Cody talks about feeling the pulse of the city living downtown. He explains how the app Pulse Point has changed their job, the competitive nature of firefighting, and what brought him into this line of work. 19:57 – Cody talks about what got him started with doing social media for the Tacoma Fire Department, what led him to make the documentary, and Justin talks about the power behind Vern's story. Vern discusses what it feels like since the making of the video, the struggles he's faced since the documentary's release, and how firefighters are counselors for people in the community. Justin speaks on how the movie highlights the emergency call volume increase over the years, Scotts talks about the importance for other firefighters across the country to watch the video, and Jeff shares his appreciation for the cinematography within the movie. 38:25 – Vern speaks to how the job takes a particular type of people to do it, the various adrenalin things they do for extra hobbies, and Cody talks about the amazing honesty behind Vern's story. Justin talks about getting in on the last showing of the documentary, Cody shares that he didn't know the film was going to go the way it has, and Vern talks about the impact PTSD has on their significant others and children in their lives. Justin jumps into coaster questions, Vern shares his love of the show Tacoma FD, and Cody talks about his respect for the show. 58:40 – Vern talks about the funding restraints in Tacoma, Cody talks about the population increase in the community, and Vern shares how many new stations Tacoma has put in in the past 20 years. He talks about the stress on the crews, the mandatory overtime involved, and the city's workforce limitations. Vern explains how Seattle has done a better job at expanding its fire departments than Tacoma, the city council's shortcomings, and how they have a backup from other areas to cover for them if they don't have the manpower available when calls come in. Thank you, Cody and Vern, for sharing your story and the amazing work you do for our community!! Special Guest: The Call We Carry.

We decided to do something a little bit different this week and try a Half & Half Episode.  No matter what flavor of creepy you're craving this episode will have something for you! 

this weeks special guest Zamran Ban Yahawadah, he breaks down his faith as a Hebrew Israelite and breaks down the scripture in the King James bible to prove his faith, the 12 tribes of Juda and other random topics Zamran Ban Yahawadah | FacebookZamran - Topic - YouTubeWFI Seattle - YouTubeSoundtrack By Kilo Keyz On The Track(1) Kilo Keyz On The Track (@Kilo_KOfficial) / TwitterKilo Keyz On The Track (@kilo_kofficial) • Instagram photos and videosSupport the show

This is the death episode. Its a pleasant romp through the grave yard as we discuss everything about the death industry with a local pro. We talk death, dying, the funeral industry, decomposition, ghosts, weird stuff that happens at funeral homes, blood clots, predatory business practices, and the existence of heaven and hell, and so much more. FEATURED GUEST Melissa Meadow (mortician and funeral director)Melissa Meadow is a local mortician and funeral director. She came to the PNW from Texas to shake up the funeral industry and she is already making waves. In this episode she will talk about her professional history, her personal philosophies and she might even announce plans for a brand new facility that will be something that most people have never seen before. You don't want to miss it. Ramble by the River Links:WebsitePatreonFacebookInstagram TwitterEpisode catalogueBusiness: ramblebytheriver@gmail.comMelissa Meadow Links:FacebookTheEnd.greenMusic:Home Early, Dylan Sitts.Puzzle of Complexity, Jo Wandrini.Trumpet Man, Timothy Infinite.Still Fly, Revel Day.Copyright 2022 Ramble by the River LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

In this episode the guys recap the 2022 highbuck hunt while on the road home from a wild Montana deer hunt. Zack spent 7 days in the highcountry chasing bucks but came home with a beautiful color phased bear! Jeff and bob both dabbled in the highbuck for a weekend but nothing worthy of a podcast recap went down! Enjoy this episode recap of the 2022 Washington state highbuck hunt!     PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/c/PNWild     FOR GOHUNT use code PNW thise code will give you $50 in GOHUNT Shop credit when you purchase an Insider Membership and $20 when they purchase an Explorer Membership and 10% off the GoHunt gear shop!   VISIT OUR LINKTREE FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED! https://linktr.ee/pnwild SEEK OUTSIDE CODE - PNWILD Hyperlink  -  http://bit.ly/PNWILDxSO   PNWILD & PARTNER DISCOUNT CODES GoHunt - PNW OutdoorCLass- PNW20 Phelpsgamecalls - PNWILD10 PNWILD merch store - podcast Vortex apparel - pnw20 Kestrel Glassing System- PNWILD10 Zoleo Satelite communicator - pnwild Wilderness Athlete - PNWILD15 Camp Zero Coolers- PNW10 Crazy Elk - PNWILD20 Follow us on Instagram! Instagram (pnwild_) https://www.instagram.com/pnwild_/?hl=en Like us on Facebook! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pnwild/ Got questions? Send us an email! Email: contact@pnwild.com Check out our Online Store! https://pnwild.com/store   Our Partners   Vortex Optics: http://bit.ly/SYO-VortexOptics​ Vortex Wear Discount Code - PNW20 for 20% OFF Phelps Game Calls: https://phelpsgamecalls.com/ Exo Mountain Gear: https://exomtngear.com/ GoHunt: https://www.gohunt.com/ Tikka: https://www.tikka.fi/en-us/rifles Kestrel Glassing Systems: https://kestrelglassingsystems.com Zoleo: https://www.zoleo.com/en-us/ Spartan Precision: https://javelinbipod.com/collection

The team records a quick bonus episode to cover some of the new episodes the missed while on Hiatus and falls backwards into one of the biggest Disney news stories of the last decade.We all bring our thoughts to the replacement of Bob Chapek with Bob Iger 

Jeff, Justin, and Scott get a chance to sit down with Yolanda, Alec, and Greg at Pint & Pie in Tacoma on this episode. Pint and Pie is a Pacific Northwest born Northwest Brewing Company. The spot is an English pub inspired tap room, serving winning beers and savory pies. They use the finest ingredients from right in their backyard and work hard to support Northwest products & producers all the way down to their tap handles from Portland, Oregon. 01:05 – Jeff reveals the safe word of the day, Justin talks about where they are recording, and the importance of never swiping right on Jeff's cell phone. Justin shares the location of Pint and Pie, Greg shares the company's history, and getting the second taproom in Tacoma started. He talks about partnering with the person that makes their pies, Justin talks about his excitement over the savory pies they have, and Alec talks about how he got started working with Greg. Greg shares his appreciation for having Alec on the team, Justin reflects on his gratitude for the process behind brewing, and Scott talks about his love of interviewing breweries. 15:24 – Justin talks about the history around the Old City Hall area in Tacoma, Greg talks about the history behind the building they are in, and Justin expresses his love for the Union Club where they record. Greg talks about what the building was before they moved in, how the pies are made, and Yolanda talks about the weird ghost activity that has gone on at the bar. Justin talks about past Scott and Brogans ghost-hunting adventures, and Jeff expresses the importance of local businesses letting people in for ghost-hunting tours. 30:37 – Justin talks about the city's hopes to renovate Old City Hall, Greg talks about their holiday plans, and Justin shares their recent decision to put up their Christmas Tree. Greg calls himself out around decorating for Christmas before Thanksgiving is over, Yolanda talks about the events they have at the bar, including hosting a wedding, and Greg talks about how easy it is to book something there. Jeff talks about where he and his wife had their marriage ceremony at in Tacoma, Scott talks about the area still recovering from Covid, and Geg talks about the different dynamics between running a bar in Tacoma and other areas. 43:32 – Greg explains how many beers they typically have on tap, Alec talks about finding new ideas for beers, and how long he's been in the area. He speaks on the difference between the PNW and where he's from in Michigan, how Tacoma has grown on him, and Greg talks about the whole brewing industry is in flux right now. Alec shares his beer preference, Yolanda describes how they sell flights, and Greg talks about them going through a company name change. He talks about what caused them to make the change, being a hockey fan, and his excitement for the Kraken. Special Guest: PintNPie.

This week we brought you a bit of a mixed bag episode.  We promise it will be less awkward than your family dinner Thursday though, well probably.  Speaking of Thursday we also have a little surprise planned for you creepy people in preparation for the long, holiday weekend.  We know there are many reasons to be thankful.  Getting to do a tarot reading for this podcast every week is just one of them for us.  As you listen to this week's episode we wanted to remind you that for every case that is solved whether we find resolution quickly, or years later, there are many more that we just don't have answers for.  Nancy's case is a true crime case that allows us to savor justice.  That's why we're thankful for dumb criminals.  We're also sharing Tacoma Double Homicide - Unsolved Case as well and frankly finally solving that as well would be like the Cool Whip on holiday pie.  This week we're sharing a Promo for Spooky Spouses. You can find information about the Tacoma Thanksgiving Double Homicide - Unsolved Case at these hyperlinks.  As promised link #1 the video with the latest press release #2. A $1000 cash reward was offered for information leading to an arrest in the case by Crime Stoppers.  If you believe you have any information about the case please call 1-800-222-TIPS and of course we'll include that in the show notes as well. We've received updates from listeners in those instances before, like in the case of Duane Samples way back from Episode 11. If you're enjoying our podcast, please consider leaving a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It helps get us seen by more creepy people just like you!  Find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Patreon,  & more!  If you have any true crime, paranormal, or witchy stories you'd like to share with us & possibly have them read (out loud) on an episode, email us at pnwhauntsandhomicides@gmail.com or use this link.  Another great way to support the show is by making a one time donation through BuyMeACoffee.AD Music from Uppbeat License YWG9BPO0I7XYQBBQ. Cover art by The Three Cs.Pastebin:for sources on the Nancy Bergeson Casefor sources Tacoma Thanksgiving Double Homicides Unsolved Case. Listen on: Apple Podcasts   SpotifySupport the show

Eric and Noah sit down with guests Tanner Whitley and Larry Schrock of "The Blind Chatter podcast" and talk all things waterfowl. From first hunt memories to NW Permit zone goose hunting, Harlequins, season plans and what it means to be a modern day waterfowl hunter in the PNW.   *recorded in August 2022    

Ryan and Jess sit down with Sara Wedel (TheRareBuckaroo) and Erin ONeill (FeralErin) to discuss all things feral horses. Sara is a BLM Wrangler and Buckaroo from the PNW and Erin is an East Coast Trainer turned feral horse advocate who started the Appalachian Legacy Initiative. find the gals from today's show on the clock app! Sara @TheRareBuckaroo Erin @Feral.Erin Find us on Facebook & Instagram: Behind The Horses Eyes Podcast Find Ryan on Tiktok @JRyanChastain Find Jess on Tiktok @jessamynrice1 Check out the other shows on the The Illiterate Podcast Network https://illiteratepodcastnetwork.com/ Support The Appalachian Legacy Initiative https://www.facebook.com/AppalachianLegacy/ Get a free audio book on me! www.audibletrial.com/Jryan www.herd-of-zebras.com and use the code JRyan for 10% off! Get all your Horse Daddy merch! https://mediocre-horseman-store.creator-spring.com

We're back baby! News of demise has been greatly exaggerated.We share where we've been (literally and figuratively) and what's next.Plus Ashley is able to give us our first ever Adventures by Disney report. Don't be jealous, I'm already jealous enough for everyone.

In today's episode, I speak with Dr. Tracey Meyers about her new book Yin Yoga Therapy and Mental Health. We discuss how Yin Yoga can be a particularly useful - and even transformative - practice for supporting different kinds of mental health challenges, from anxiety and depression to PTSD and traumatic brain injury. Tracey describes how Yin Yoga became her go-to practice for supporting clients with mental health challenges, and how it differs from other forms of yoga. She gives examples of Yin Yoga Therapy practices for depression, anxiety, and trauma recovery. She speaks about Yin Yoga in a very practical, but nuanced way, which will be helpful for anyone looking into Yin Yoga Therapy as a part of their mental wellness, and also for Yin teachers who wish to be more mental health informed.  Yin Yoga Therapy Topics in this Conversation: We talk about using Mindfulness Meditation practices within the Yin poses, and how that makes meditation more accessible for many people, while also making the Yin poses safer and more therapeutic. Tracey shares her analogy of Yin Yoga being like tofu, because it's simple and adaptable for many different individual needs. And, we discuss how to skillfully expand your stress resilience by exploring sensations along the comfort/discomfort edge in Yin poses. If you've mainly thought of Yin Yoga in terms of stretching or its physical effect on the body, this conversation will offer you a different perspective! Listen and learn about the potential of Yin Yoga Therapy as a support for mental health and wellbeing. -- - Check out the book Yin Yoga Therapy and Mental Health by Tracey Meyers, Psy.D. - Or, connect with Tracey via her website traceymeyerspsyd.com. - For more links and resources mentioned in this episode, find the show notes at movedtomeditate.yoga/podcast. - And, you can find lots of Mindful Yin Yoga classes to explore in the Moved To Meditate Class Library at movedtomeditate.yoga/classlibrary! - Lastly, I'm on Instagram at @addie_movedtomeditate (for mindfulness, movement, yoga, and pictures of PNW nature and my adorable kitty, Mustache).

Jeff, Justin, and Scott talk about their local library and this week's news on Twitter and Bitcoin. 02:10 – Justin gives the down and dirty of a blue checkmark back in the day, Jeff reveals the word of the day, and Justin talks about the present he received from the green Santa Claus. He gives a shout-out to Erik, Justin talks about his recent visit to the library, and the type of books he's been reading lately. They discuss plans to make a Grit City Book Club and past books they've enjoyed. 13:20 – Scott suggests they have another animal podcast episode, Justin shares the idea for them to have podcasting classes at the library, and Scott talks about the cool things that come with having a library card. Justin discusses Elon Musk's potential plan for Twitter, how the prior verification on Twitter works, and what happened after Elon started allowing anyone to verify through Twitter for a small fee. 26:52 – Scott talks about the considerable impact Twitter comments can have on businesses, Justin reflects on being a scourge on message boards back in the day, and Jeff poses a question on what people may think of him when they pass him in the street. They each share if they've been previously confused as a homeless person, Justin talks about his new job, and the benefits of working from home. 39:18 – They talk about the recent FTX news, Binance backing out of the deal to buy FTX, and the US Department of Justice and the FCC investigating the company. Justin talks about the remaining events that happened later in the week post-investigation, what got him into watching Game of Thrones, and Scott talks about buying Bitcoin back in the day.

This episode takes us up to the PNW (aka) the Pacific North West as we feature DJ Mixta B! Mixta B is one of the best up and coming DJ's in the entire country and we are very excited to feature him on our show. Tune in and get ready to become a fan of Mixta B! Definitely someone to keep an ear out for!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-roster-djs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hour 1 -- mail-in ballots from San Jose CA ended up dropped in a ravine and never arrived to be counted, the discarded ballots have triggered federal involvement to investigate why ballots were lost and not secured in this area of the southern SF Bay area, King County Prosecutor reveals the time-line leading up to the shooting murder of a student on campus last week, the suspected murder weapon connected to another 14-year-old classmate is a stolen gun from Snohomish County, the bizarre lament of a Seattle City Councilwoman about the gun violence that killed the Ingraham HS student last week, the rapid financial collapse of the 3rd largest crypto currency exchange in the world has ensnared the FTX head-honcho who was a big time Democratic Party political funder, avian flu outbreak might make a Thanksgiving turkey more expensive in 2022, a new forensic analysis is indicating a new suspect might have been 1972 Seattle skyjacker Dan "D.B." Cooper, Hour 2 -- KVI's Lars Larson refutes new report about likely suspect in the case of 1972 PNW skyjacker, Dan "D.B." Cooper, how a so-called "wrong number" phone call that lasted over 2-minutes contributed to the suspicion of one Cooper suspect, a West Seattle restaurant is believed to be the first of its kind in the state to deploy an automated robot to deliver meals to customer tables as a way to supplement the human wait staff, GUEST: WaFed's VP of communications Brad Goode talks financial/Wall Street sentiment with what looks to be divided Congress after the mid-term election, what to expect with interest rates in early 2023 and what that means for home buyers and sellers, new statistics show how independent voters decided several prominent elections like PA U.S. Senate race, Hour 3 -- who's having a better week between Ron DeSantis, Julio Rodriguez and the cast of Yellowstone?, KVI callers on why independent voters voted so heavily for Democrats in 2022 mid-term, a rabid climate change activist Democrat wins the state senate seat recently held by a Republican in Ferndale WA, avian flu is impacting the size and price of the Thanksgiving turkey you'll be roasting (or deep frying if you're lucky) next week, the confrontation between two male students inside a Seattle high school that escalated into a murderous shooting on the campus in the middle of classes last week.

How does a story about two college-aged young women from the Ivy League halls of Yale end up in the PNW? Good question! Wanna ride bikes?! Dated ADHD jokes aside  - it really did involve a pretty intense bike ride. You may want to brace yourself and to swear off bike riding and camping for a bit. Honestly, we're exhausted just thinking about it, and this week the story is no different, it only gets worse after dark with the introduction of a very meticulous and duplicitous cowboy.   This week we're sharing a Promo for World's Dumbest Criminals. If you're enjoying our podcast, please consider leaving a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It helps get us seen by more creepy people just like you!  Find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Patreon,  & more!  If you have any true crime, paranormal, or witchy stories you'd like to share with us & possibly have them read (out loud) on an episode, email us at pnwhauntsandhomicides@gmail.com or use this link.  Another great way to support the show is by making a one time donation through BuyMeACoffee.AD Music from Uppbeat License YWG9BPO0I7XYQBBQ. Cover art by Chris & Cassie.Pastebin: for sources. Support the show

Welcome to The Eh&B Sports show focusing on all things PNW. This week we get into the NFL reports cards for the season, the Kraken's great start and the big surprise of the Seattle Seahawks. Listen in and enjoy

Erick Kelly steps off the sprung floor to sit down with me for this week's Keoni Chats. Erick is the second youngest sibling out of four boys. I did Boy Scouts with the elder two Kelly brothers with Erick joining as my time was ending. Erick is the co-owner of PDX Tricking. Tricking is a combination of flips and twists. We talked about his shift towards the activity and having to balance four jobs to become a co-owner. While trying to find the Tricking community in the PNW had obstacles, Erick was able to bring them all together with the creation of Rose City Gathering. Check out PDX Tricking here: https://www.pdxtricking.org/ Follow Erick here: https://bit.ly/3WNx1ky

Today's podcast episode is about how slow mindful yoga can help us be more present for our lives. By learning the art of slowing down in a variety of ways through mindful movement, we can develop tools that serve us far beyond the mat – where it really counts. While busy-ness and activity are praised by our culture, many of us actually harbor a deep longing to slow down. Life can feel so full, with all of the  things we want to do and the things we have to do. We do our best to balance all of our responsibilities and all of our roles, but it often seems to require a pretty demanding pace. Even when we squeeze in time for the things we enjoy, it can be hard to actually savor them. If we haven't shifted out of auto-pilot, distraction, and speed, how can we be present? Truly slowing down is a process, and it's extremely helpful to have tools that teach us how to do that. Otherwise, slowing down remains an unfulfilled wish – it doesn't happen because we don't know how to bridge that gap from our daily life momentum into a quieter way. In this episode, you'll hear my six suggestions for slow mindful yoga practice: 1) Do a mindful check-in at the beginning, middle, and end of your practice. 2) Slow down your breath. 3) Try styles of yoga that are generally slower. 4) Play with the pacing of your movements. 5) Have moments of improv (intuitive, responsive, unplanned movements). 6) Incorporate a Mindfulness Meditation technique like the Body Scan within your poses. Your mindful yoga or mindful movement practice can be the ideal place to get familiar with how to slow down, what slowing down actually feels like, and to understand which tools and techniques work best for you personally. And, many of these can also be used during the day as quick “movement snacks” or mini-mindfulness sessions. Listen in for details – the how and why – for these six ways to slow things down. -- For more links and resources mentioned in this episode, find the show notes at movedtomeditate.yoga/podcast. And, you can find lots of slow mindful yoga classes to explore in the Moved To Meditate Class Library! I'm also on Instagram at @addie_movedtomeditate (for mindfulness, movement, yoga, and pictures of PNW nature and my adorable kitty, Mustache).

We have a little mini episode for you guys today! Mums are one of our last crops of the year, we love all the variety and how long they can last in a arrangement. We have a few growing tips and some of our favs to grow! So lets get cozy and have A Blooming Good Time this Fall with all our fun Chyerathemums! 

The three amigos are full of laughs this episode, catching up with each other on personal items as well as talking about the latest automotive news and entertainment. Starting with Hyundai breaking ground on their newest EV and battery plant, right here in America. Hyundai is investing billions into US jobs and future economic development with this mega plant. The fellas dive deep into what this means for the American car and American car brand identity. The guys discuss the future of cars made in America and what that tells us about the American work force, and what more EV adoption in the US means for EV worldwide. Next up is the million dollar mustang, recently Ford auctioned off one of their 2023 GT500 mustangs and it fetched a hefty $1,000,000 dollars for charity. The fellas talk about the good, charity like this can do for the community at large when handled responsibly and what owning a million dollar mustang truly means. Then the boys talk about the ever growing EV market. Specifically, what seems to be a bit of an over saturation of the market in certain areas. The fellas touch on specific models by manufacturers that seem to fill no spot in the lineup. The guys discuss who these models are being made for and does it make sense, in a new technology market, to have so many options that are not drastically different from each other. Moving into factory performance and upgrades, the troop discusses the 2.7 inch factory lift kit, available for the Toyota Tundra. This completely manufacturer supplied kit keeps the warranty intact and will bolt up exactly as intended with no fabrication or DIY need. The guys discuss the bonus in having performance supplied by manufacturers. What it means for other major manufacturers that a conservative brand, like Toyota, is starting to really fill the needs requested by its customers, and of course the guys go over some of the choice parts they hope will be produced in the future. The fellas then circles back to a topic from previous episodes, the new Acura Integra, this time from SEMA. The guys each give their feedback on 3 specific builds Acura brought to the show from Daijiro Yoshihara, Sara Choi, and Coco Zurita. Ken Block and his incredible Audi drift missile are next on the docket. The new Audi S1 is on full display as the boys go frame for frame on the new electrikhana gymkhana video. Highlights, surprises and overall feeling of the all out, over the top entertainment experience that is always expected from gymkhana. Finally the clan discuss community and recent events. The fellas go over the Namsayin x @MiiR event that had people from all over the PNW, including Canada, in attendance. Walt and Al highlight what made the event so special and what personal lessons they took away from the event. Garrett touches on the 4x4 and brunch with Ashley aka @mamayota_t4r held at The Shop and lastly the fellas discuss the ins and outs of our diverse car community both good and bad behaviors -Reach out to us at- Namsayin07@gmail.com Walt F. IG: Waffledesigns Al-Michael F. IG: almichaelfranco Garrett N. IG: g_rat206

Happy Happy Birthday to Brogan!!! This episode covers Brogans birthday party, falling back, Grit City Grub, and the haps around Tacoma! 00:00 – This episode kicks off with a Happy Birthday song for Brogan, they make plans to get back into VR, and Jeff reveals the word of the day. They talk about time falling back, reflect on their visit at Grit City Comic Show, and Justin gives props to those that came out and bought t-shirts. He kicks off Grit City Grub, his love of the Cuban sandwich at The Chruch Cantina, and Scott and Jeff talk about their breakfast at The Valley before the con. 18:57 – Justin talks about GCP's plans to eat at Camp Bar after the con, what happened instead that led him to have to go to the ER that night, and they talk about going to Brogan's 42nd birthday party at Cosmic Bottles. They talk about the people they got to catch up with at the party, the great food they enjoyed, and hanging with superfan Erik. 37:00 – They look through pictures they took at the party, Justin talks about what he would do if he won the lottery, and Scott talks about going to The Beacon Cinema for a Birthday Party. Justin talks about Brian Bosworth's football history, what ended his career, and Brian becoming a movie star. He talks about the making of the movie Roar, the happenings over the 11 years of the making, and plans for a GCP movie night. 55:54 – They make plans for Patrons to join them at a movie screening, other guests they'd love to invite to the event, and they type of movies they'd like to see. Justin talks about the recent Werewolf movies he's watched, Jeff gives his review of Werewolf by Night, and Justin shares where it fell in his Werewolf ratings. He recommends the guys watch WolfCop, they jump into Scott Topics on the Army ranger that led a terrifying bank robbery in 2006, and Justin talks about plans for a sports review from listener Erik.

Welcome to the PNW! Today, Ainsley tells the story of the haunted Pittock Mansion located in Portland, Oregon. These are some of our most hospitable ghosts yet. They will be glad you listened. 

Summary Welcome dreamers, seekers, empaths, and healers! My name is Amanda Lux of the Elevation Hive school and community for energy medicine and dreamwork. In this podcast, I share teachings, musings, poems, songs, and interviews with other amazing humans who walk the healer's path. In this episode An art vlog and podcast documenting my journey from painting realism (surrealism) to abstracts! Having never painted in this style before, I created an entire series of abstract paintings and hung them in a solo show! The theme of this series was "embracing the dark" and finding the beauty in the dreary parts of life (and the hideous PNW grey, rainy weather). In this episode I talk about:How I painted an entire series of abstract paintings having never painted in this style before (in less than a month).How I used Ritual Action to shift my energy and my life through paintingHow art helped me to change my relationship to the weather in PNW and my perfectionistic tendencies that used to keep me from starting and completing projects. Resources mentioned in this episode:Watch this podcast as a vlog on youtube!!!!! (Like and subscribe please)Visit AmandaLux.com to view and buy art.Read the current astrology forecast hereGo to Elevationhive.com to learn more about everything elseClick here buy me a cup of coffee or show your support for this podcast. So much energy goes into the creation of this free content and I'm a one-woman show over here. I really appreciate your appreciation! Thank you for listening, sharing, reviewing and sending me your dreams! I love to read them. Songs used in this episode: Alone/All One theme song written and performed by Amanda Lux

Richard Troy Gillmore, also known as the Jogger Rapist, could be responsible for dozens of crimes that took place in the Portland Metro area in the 1970s and into the 1980s, prior to his arrest. He has been incarcerated for 36 years following his conviction for the singular sexual assault that was still within the statute of limitations. He will now be released in time to enjoy Christmas & New Years as a free man in the city of Portland. This week's episode shares the stories of several young women and girls whose lives were profoundly impacted in irreparable ways by his crimes and of course attempts to answer the inevitable and burning question of how the hell did we get here?! Because, this is really happening.  Today we shared a promo for Luke Lore! Pastebin has flagged some of the source material this week for containing sensitive material. Gee, ya think?  So we won't be able to share the complete list of references through that platform. We'll include some of the most critical items within the body of the show notes. Please be advised that this week's episode may contain content that is triggering for sexual assault. Take care of yourself first always. Visit the Powerful Voices Project website for Sexual Assault resources. Click here for the Change.org petition. Click here for the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center's website.  You can contact the organization, make a donation, even join their mailing list, or find them on the socials.  Click here for information about HB 2317 in Oregon. Click here for State of OR Parole & Post-Prison Supervision Board Action Form dated 03/11/2016 - unredacted. Two Psychologists offer different evaluations of serial rapist Richard Gillmore as he seeks parole today.  Support the show

Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite, Blades of Glory) joins us this week and talks about the feeling of ‘constantly being an outsider' coming to Hollywood from a humble upbringing in the PNW and then heading back to Washington after years in the film industry. Jon shares some crazy stories from his family history that helped shape him into the anxiety and stress free man that he is today. We also get into (of course) our shared bond of horror, why Napoleon Dynamite never had a sequel, and Jon's memorable run-ins with Will Ferrell, James Cameron, and Ali G. Thank you to our Sponsors: ❤️ Betterhelp: https://betterhelp.com/insde

Monroe Stueber is a 26-year retired Marine at the rank of Master Gunny Sergeant. 25 years of that was in the Special Forces (Force Recon and MARSOC). He retired in February 2012, at which time was employed by ADS, a prime vendor for the Government with an account for the Marine Special Operations Command. In 2012, He started Safehouse Tactical, providing a kitting solution to Military, Law Enforcement, First Responders and common household problems. He served as the VP of GreyMan Elite Tactical division for PNW from 2014-2016, and currently is the Consultant for Aspetto Inc and new host of “The Smoke Pit” Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-koumalatsos/support

My sleep hasn't been great for years. I never have trouble falling asleep, but I wake after about 5 hours and then have trouble getting back to sleep.  I average about 7 hours of sleep a night, sometimes more, sometimes less. A few years back, after hearing author Matt Walker talk about his book, Why We Sleep on a podcast (watch his TED Talk), I went down the rabbit hole (not for the first time) on ways to improve my sleep. I'm happy to report, that it many ways, it has gotten better and my relationship to sleep has as well.  I write this as a preface for why the topic of this episode is so important to me. Sleep is important for mental and physical health, and for the quality of our work product, our relationships, and the broader work environment as we'll here from my guest, Professor Christopher Barnes. Christopher Barnes is a Professor of Management and the Michael G. Foster Endowed Professor of Management at the Foster School of Business. His recent research over the past few years focuses on sleep and its impact on work, ethics, decision making and work place engagement. His research has been featured in the Foster Business Magazine, Harvard Business Review, and a TEDx Talk I've long wanted to have Professor Barnes on the podcast, somewhat selfishly, because of my own interest in -- and challenges with sleep. In April of 2022, I invited him to present to faculty and staff as part of my work on the Health, Wellness and Professional Development Committee at Foster, and after that, I knew I what he had to say would be important to my listeners. We discussed how sleep hygiene can improve sleep: Stick to a schedule for wake time and bed time. Avoid alcohol, caffein and nicotine too close to be time, up to 12 hours prior for caffein. Use your bed for just two things, sleep and sex.  Don't stare into your smart device screen before bedtime, We briefly touch on his research on Blue-light filtering glasses, and we discussed one reputable supplier, Swanwick Sleep. I'll add: keep your bedroom dark and cool. Consider lowering the lighting in your house in the hour or two before bed Get bright  (preferably natural) light upon waking. For those of us in the PNW, you might want to get a "happy light" for these dark winter months, and use it for 20 minutes upon waking. (I have one from Verilux.) Some other important resources: If you suffer from insomnia or sleeplessness, the best experts now recommend avoiding sleeping pills. From my reading, the jury is out on Melatonin except at low doses for short periods of time (like around dealing with a time change). One reason why sedatives and melatonin aren't great is that while they will bring on sleep, they disrupt the best kind of sleep for your brain, deep wave sleep. I learned about this from Matt Walker, so if you want to learn more, follow the links in the first paragraph, or check out this three-part podcast.  The gold standard is now Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia, or CBT-I. You can even get apps and online programs to that deliver CBT-I therapy, some are actually FDA Approved. Chris mentioned Sleepio.  There is also a free email based program from Insomnia Coach that I found helpful.  There are some supplements that can help with sleep, but you should talk to your doctor about taking anything regularly for help with sleep, whether it is over the counter, or prescription. Chris also mentioned Arrianna Huffington's book, The Sleep Revolution (you can watch a talk she gave for Talks At Google, or read an interview with her), Dr. Nathaniel Watson (also at UW) and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. There is also a great recorded talk from the Whole U Speaker Series with Dr. Michael Vitiello on Getting a Good Night's Sleep.

On November 16, 2022, at 6pm (PST), Logan Keister will be leading a webinar on medicinal mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest.  We love Logan here at HerbRally! He's an amazing herbalist and mycophile (one who loves mushrooms).  If you've been wanting to learn more about medicinal mushrooms, this is a great introduction to the subject!  Oh, if you don't live in the PNW, there will still be a lot of valuable info for you.  We'd love to have you join us.  It's a FREE class! LEARN MORE AND REGISTER Also, a recording will be made available to our HerbRally Schoolhouse members.  You can try your first 30 days for FREE with coupon code WEBINAR30 at checkout. It's only $10/month after that. And being a member is one of the best ways you can support our work here at HerbRally (thank you).  LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SCHOOLHOUSE Talk to you soon! Mason www.herbrally.com 

Side x Side is back with a very special guest -- OL Reign defender Sam Hiatt joins Steve Zakuani to recap the awesome season had by the Reign in 2022. The Washington native discusses growing up in the PNW playing soccer, moving on to both Boston College and eventually Stanford, her NWSL draft story, and much more. Big thanks to Sam and the Reign as always. Listen, download, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 

6am hour -- West Seattle double shooting now looks to be gang related with opposing gangs shooting at each other but hitting two by-standers, Auburn Veteran's Day Parade tomorrow and KVI's John Carlson will be there to honor and salute all Veterans, turn back the clock this weekend to Standard Time on Sunday at 2am, a KVI listener cautions John about election enthusiasm, without a blue check mark on her account how will we know if AOC is just some ordinary Twitter user who doesn't know anything about economics? GUEST: Auburn mayor, Nancy Backus, encourages people to attend tomorrow's Veterans Day Parade starting at 11am on Main Street (and "E" Street), the parade is the "signature celebration" for military veterans in the PNW, KVI's Lars Larson explains the new court ruling that will keep a trans contestant from Clackamas OR out of the Miss United States pageant. 7am hour -- Democrats are about to get more democracy than they ever planned for with total expected votes cast to be at an all-time high, why voters have to follow through at the ballot box to push the candidates they want to victory, one such story about a King County Executive election in the 1980s, Hillary Clinton's laughable claim about Democrats are the only ones who care about Democracy, why 2022 is a "direction election", TV sports talk show host gets political about midterm Congressional election and Democrats, JUST IN: MSNBC fires a weekend host with reputation for far-left race baiting, GUEST: economist Steve Moore would be a perfect replacement for MSNBC, how Republicans will benefit if voter turn-out is very high this election, new stats for current King County voter turn-out are "quite a bit lower" than 2018, 8am hour -- some election night compare and contrast between Republicans and Democrats in WA, a surprise phone call from KVI afternoon host Ari Hoffman, the selective memory of Democrats when it comes to discussing acts of political violence, GUEST: Republican candidate for Congress (WA-6th), Elizabeth Kreiselmaier, says Democrats are trying to campaign and run as Republicans right now because of all their policy errors and laws they've passed, she says she's trying to "put the brakes on the Biden agenda", the latest Tiffany Smiley campaign ad crystalizes the differences between her and incumbent Patty Murray, GUEST: WSRP chair Caleb Heimlich explains the election night watch party in Bellevue at the Hyatt Hotel coming up on Nov. 8th.

Climate change is accelerating as human-made greenhouse gasses continue to warm our atmosphere. Megafires certainly evoke climate change doomsday feelings, but are these types of fires new to the PNW or were similar instances occurring prior to 2020? To answer these questions we talked to Matthew Reilly, a United States Forest Service scientist, about the causes of these megafires and what we can expect in the upcoming decades.This episode was produced by Jessica Buser-Young and mixed by Collin Warren. Illustration by Jace Steiner.

Tiffany sits down in the studio to tell us about the events we have to look forward to at Adventures Underground for the month of November. Check out our socials: LinkTree Music is provided by Kubbi, Gadgetor, and http://www.bensound.com  Other Music: http://www.purple-planet.com - Views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Adventures Underground. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Au Radio is a production of Adventures Underground, LLC. Copyright 2019, All Rights Reserved.

 This month on Conservation Starters, we're joined for a second time by TCD's Senior Natural Resource Specialist, Adam Peterson. During this episode, we delve into the topic of soil health. Adam breaks down why soil health is so important and teaches us how we can make sure we're protecting the soil in our backyard! We also discuss the District's soil testing program and even analyze a soil test for Conservation Starters host, Kiana. Tune in to this episode to learn more about how you can get a sense of what's happening in your soil!Resource:Adam Peterson, aperterson@thurstoncd.comThurston CD's Soil Testing WebpageWSU's Growing Cover Crops GuideWSU's Plant Clinic WebpageDOE's Web Map of Commercial Environmental Labs If you have a question about Conservation Starters or want to suggest an episode topic, contact Ksinner@thurstoncd.com.

For anyone who doesn't know Darrel will only have to listen to a few minutes of him talking until they realize have been living under a rock. Darrel is yet another PNW stick from Washington, with multiple double-digit bass under his belt. Anchored by an 11-pound 4 oz largemouth. He is a fishy dude with a lot of valuable information that I think anyone could store in their fishing brain vault. Darrel's socials: IG: doubledbassfishing Check out Leviathan Rods, and use code scales20 at check out for 20% off all your rod purchases! https://www.leviathanrods.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adrian-dean/support

The time has arrived, and on this episode, the team is live at the Grit City Comic Show!! They shared a table with friend of the podcast Ken and had a chance to check in with other artists and vendors at the show. 00:10 – Justin kicks off the episode sharing his excitement for the characters at the event, Jeff reveals the days safe word, and Justin talks about the merch they have there for sale. He talks about seeing a kid dressed in a Freddy Krueger costume, they share their memories of the movie, and Justin talks about his favorite TV movie edits. He talks to Justin Hunt, the artist shares what got him into making comic art, and other events he does in the PNW. 15:23 – Jeff shares a weird gift he got as a kid, Justin shares the most peculiar gift he's ever received, and Ken talks about his. Justin talks with Bruce Smith, creator of the game Halloween Town, his favorite part of the game, and Bruce explains the rules and objectives of it. He discusses the different teams he's made, how he goes about putting the miniatures together, and the fabulous turnout they've had at the show. 30:01 - David talks about being the chief librarian for the non-profit Alexandria RPG Library, how much the library has grown since it opened in 2017, and being sponsored by Renegade Game Studios to attend GinCon. He talks about the podcast they run, the importance of having a business manager, and reflects on when he and Justin hung out at the same store playing Magic back in the 90s. 45:51 – RJ from SEALUG talks about there being no limit for building things with LEGOS, gives his thoughts on the LEGO Masters TV show, and discusses the recent PNW LEGO convention. He shares how it is an adult club, the other events they attend, and other opportunities for community engagement. Justin talks with author Carrie Avery Moriarty, Carrie shares one of her son's favorite strange food combinations, and what it's been like for her to attend conventions like the comic show.

Halloween musings, the Supreme Sports Ruler of the PNW, plus Bo Nix makes CFB history.

James Calhoun is a Washington State Native, Air Force Veteran, PNW historian, Pacific University Alumni, and works in the Portland Judiciary system.   You can debate the case with Jimmy on the DB Cooper subreddit.  https://www.reddit.com/r/dbcooper/    If you have questions, comments, or if you know who DB Cooper was, you can reach us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or email us at dbcooperpodcast@gmail.com. If you enjoyed the show please leave us a review! Want to advertise on the show? Hit us up! https://www.facebook.com/TheCooperVortex  https://twitter.com/DBCooperPodcast  https://www.instagram.com/thecoopervortex/    Money and the Man by Darian Osiadacz Available on iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify! https://youtu.be/qBBSl5BCW44    Listen to Russell and Darren's new show The Book of Darren! https://thebookofdarren.podbean.com/  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-book-of-darren/id1615225497  https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/712b8ddd-1520-476e-a11f-96eae6db26d2/the-book-of-darren  https://open.spotify.com/show/4yjZMhdw4nC0Uwth6TCv1h?si=c8af6bd4dbe04829  Thank you for checking out our show! Russell Colbert and Darren Schaefer

In this episode of the PWNILD podcast Jeff and Zack Chat with GoHunt founder Lorenzo Sartini. The guys Just shoot the shit together and talk passions and what drives us. Enjoy the show. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/c/PNWild     FOR GOHUNT use code PNW thise code will give you $50 in GOHUNT Shop credit when you purchase an Insider Membership and $20 when they purchase an Explorer Membership and 10% off the GoHunt gear shop!   VISIT OUR LINKTREE FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED! https://linktr.ee/pnwild SEEK OUTSIDE CODE - PNWILD Hyperlink  -  http://bit.ly/PNWILDxSO   PNWILD & PARTNER DISCOUNT CODES GoHunt - PNW OutdoorCLass- PNW20 Phelpsgamecalls - PNWILD10 PNWILD merch store - podcast Vortex apparel - pnw20 Kestrel Glassing System- PNWILD10 Zoleo Satelite communicator - pnwild Wilderness Athlete - PNWILD15 Camp Zero Coolers- PNW10 Crazy Elk - PNWILD20 Follow us on Instagram! Instagram (pnwild_) https://www.instagram.com/pnwild_/?hl=en Like us on Facebook! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pnwild/ Got questions? Send us an email! Email: contact@pnwild.com Check out our Online Store! https://pnwild.com/store   Our Partners   Vortex Optics: http://bit.ly/SYO-VortexOptics​ Vortex Wear Discount Code - PNW20 for 20% OFF Phelps Game Calls: https://phelpsgamecalls.com/ Exo Mountain Gear: https://exomtngear.com/ GoHunt: https://www.gohunt.com/ Tikka: https://www.tikka.fi/en-us/rifles Kestrel Glassing Systems: https://kestrelglassingsystems.com Zoleo: https://www.zoleo.com/en-us/ Spartan Precision: https://javelinbipod.com/collection

A new Ant-Man trailer explores the quantum realm and Sea Hawkers What If? explores the Seahawks multiverse!!! The G-Men hit the PNW and we're asking ourselves are either or both of these teams for real?   Join Brandan, Clinton and Mr. Phil as they preview the show in a truly unique way. Go Hawks!!! Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC

For episode 3, we welcome Puyallup Loan Officer Ben Bratrud into the studio! In addition to humoring us Washingtonians with hockey chatter, Ben talks through transitioning from Minnesota to the PNW, being a world class girl dad, getting into the mortgage business, and keeping his faith at the center of everything that he does. Ben shares that his drive to be a successful mortgage lender stems from his desire for people to steward their finances responsibly, and it shows! Jake also explains why Ben is the worst person who could guard you in basketball, just in case you ever find yourself in that situation! Be sure to like @JesusTakeTheDeal on Instagram and leave a review!

Warning: By the end of this episode, you will be googling glitter.This week's podcast zigs when you think it will zag, pervs when you think it will prude, swoles when you think it will sag and sparkles like something that isn't quite sparkly. Alissa immediately tanks the mood of the episode with a real buzzkill of a near death experience. Thankfully, Britt, being the human sunbeam that she is, is able to drag the episode back into the light with a delightful story of a pervy ghost who sexually harasses tenants of a Denton home.Then, Alissa introduces Britt to Glimmerman, a camouflaging cryptid with a jazzy name. Which, in turn, leads to The Great Glitter Conspiracy, which, will no doubt be the most mind-boggling information you will acquire this week.Britt ties the episode in a bow with a yarn about a swole bro, a demon and nice relaxing game of Sky Rim.Happy Halloween Y'all!Support the showAs always thanks for listening and Haunt Y'all Later! Support the show (www.skeletalespodcast.etsy.com) We want to hear your stories!Please e-mail them to us at Skeletalespodcast@gmail.com or leave a message at 302-689-DEAD (3323).

We're wrapping up the truly wild and twisted tale of Ruth & Rolf Neslund.  What can we say?  We said it wouldn't be boring!  But when the story starts with a man whose love-life was  with complicated and often times overlapping romantic entanglements it tends to escalate pretty quickly.  Ruth & Rolf Neslund may have seemed an unlikely pairing...but then Rolf seemed an unlikely candidate for sainthood.  Don't get it twisted we're certainly not suggesting that Ruth was any kind of angel either!  She's right up there with other Duplicitous Dames we've covered like Granny Zhukova & Nancy Brophy!

A discussion about Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo, are the Seahawks the most impressive team in the PNW? Plus, the Ducks play big on the big stage.