Podcasts about Seafair

3pm: ‘Say No to Blue Angels’: Seattle billboard challenges Seafair tradition // Kamala Harris says she doesn’t plan to return to ‘broken’ system of US politics // ‘If I switch it off, my girlfriend might think I’m cheating’: inside the rise of couples location sharing // The Way I Text Is Deeply Uncool, But I Don’t Care // Mandi talks about running a “Virtual Open Mic” 

Miles-dubbed Episode: CIVM, where we discuss weekend Seafair plans, SummerSlam Weekend, and the Baltimore water pollution issue!

We somehow survived a Tsunami without NPR. Seafair didn’t succumb to the critics calling on them to cancel the Blue Angels. // Kamala Harris announced she will not run for Governor of California. Should guests be allowed in airport lounges? // Cory Booker made a fool of himself on the Senate floor again.

Seafair 2025: The Blue Angels are back // Light rail shooting in Seattle raises transit safety concerns amid increasing ridership // Violent crime drops again in Washington state // Goodbye Gentle Parenting, Hello ‘F—Around and Find Out’ // Letters    

You may not listen to this week’s Peltoncast, but you’ll be glad it’s there to preview two big events this week — the MLB trade deadline and the Seafair unlimited hydroplane races. We’re saving our M’s hot takes for after … Continue reading →

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain talk to Jedd Fisch at Big Ten Media Day about the state of the Huskies football program, then react to people who do not want the Blue Angels flying at Seafair this year before getting to some Fun with Audio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Thursday, July 24 on Urban Forum Northwest on 1150 AM KKNW/www.1150kknw.com, on Alexa and my Podcast 2:00-3:00 pm (PDT) my scheduled guest for the hour are: *Carmen Best former Seattle Police Chief, MSNBC Law Enforcement Contributor has been selected to be Queen Alcyone for Seafair 2025 for its 76th annual royalty reign. She knows that the Seafair is a positive, fun experience that transcends age, race and genders. She is thrilled to be a part of Seafair Royalty. *Attorney Jesse Wineberry, Sr., co founder, Washington Equity Now Alliance (WENA) an organization that advocated for months and years for Reparations for Washington State Descendants of Chattel Slavery. He comments on his observations of Wednesday's initial joint meeting of the Washington State Commission on African American Affairs and the Washington State Department of Commerce on the state's Reparations Study. *Clarence Gunn, president, Democrats for Diversity and Inclusion comments on the local political scene and what does his organization look for in candidates that they choose to support. *Rory O'Sullivan is a candidate for Seattle City Attorney, he is the Founding Partner, Washington Employment Benefits Advocates. He is a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center and the University of Washington. During the foreclosure crisis he worked with Northwest Justice Center helping homeowners facing foreclosure. For decades he has worked with Washington Public Campaigns to loosen the grip held by large corporate donors. *In 2016 Tess Thomas realized he lifelong dream of owning her own restaurant. She named the restaurant for her mother Emma, Emma's Bar B Q whose recipes and influence is prevalent. Three generations work at the restaurant. They did an outstanding job this past Sunday at the Joe Brazil Legacy Project at Be'er Sheva Park in Rainier Beach. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com

Miss Seafair is dead -- for a more “inclusive” program -- after 75 years. Spokane is going to be a big benefactor of Trump’s Boeing deal with Qatar. // Chuck Schumer is irate over Trump’s energy policy. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is claiming that she didn’t know about Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. Director of Counterterrorism Sebastian Gorka eviscerated a Politico reporter over a question about illegal immigration. // Jason thinks bar soap is disgusting.

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Miss Seafair going away (with a later fact check) // "Soft ghosting” // Do you unpack when you travel—or live out of your suitcase? // If we had the available budget, what would we do to improve your community? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

The University of Washington continues to pussyfoot around left-wing extremists. Threats of violence ahead of Riley Gaines appearance. Governor Ferguson supported rent control all along. Woke mind virus claims beloved Seafair tradition. President Donald Trump ruined Cinco de Mayo! 

Whether its Seafair, Bumbershoot, Apple blossom, Omak stampede, Ski to Sea ect...we name our 3 favorites, and you give us yours!

Top Stories:1. New Seafair leadershipSeattle Magazine article2. Mayor wants fewer cars in Pike PlacePSBJ articlePSBJ article (more local visitors)3. Potential legislation for night clubsSeattle City Council Blog4. Are corporations actually helping non-profits?PSBJ article (opinion piece)About guest co-host Emily Cantrell - President & CEO, SeafairPrior to being the President & CEO of Seafair, she was the COO and then interim CEO of PROVAIL, a multi-million dollar non-profit serving those with disabilities. She was the VP of Operations and Strategy at Greater Seattle Partners which is a public-private partnership to improve the region's economic development. Then a host of hospitality/tourism jobs and if you scroll back far enough, a news producer for KOMO TV!Emily was a Foundation Board Member for the Alliance for Gun Responsibility, she is currently on the board of the World Trade Center and on the board of the Washington State Chapter of International Women's Forum known as IWF – where you have to be the highest ranking woman in your organization to even be a part of.About host Rachel Horgan:Rachel is an independent event producer, emcee and entrepreneur. She worked for the Business Journal for 5 years as their Director of Events interviewing business leaders on stage before launching the weekly podcast. She earned her communication degree from the University of San Diego. Contact:Email: info@theweeklyseattle.comInstagram: @theweeklyseattleWebsite: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.theweeklyseattle.com

A toast is in order to local Olympians as well as four-time reigning Seafair hydroplane winner J. Michael Kelly. After debating whether there are reasons or just reason for Mariners hope, we look at the Seahawks adding to their offensive … Continue reading → Continue reading →

A toast is in order to local Olympians as well as four-time reigning Seafair hydroplane winner J. Michael Kelly. After debating whether there are reasons or just reason for Mariners hope, we look at the Seahawks adding to their offensive … Continue reading →

RUNDOWN   Mitch shares a story about leading a successful campaign to reinstate Pat O'Day as the voice of Seafair on a local TV station. Pat O'Day, an expert storyteller, entertained listeners with stories ranging from music icons to quirky medical facts (athlete's foot cure). Updates on Gold Medal Olympians, Novak Djokovic and Scotty Scheffler, watching their emotional reactions. Mitch celebrates local sports achievements, notably Blake Snell's no-hitter and his and Tim Lincecum's unique baseball records. Hotshot expresses frustration with the rules preventing Piper from playing varsity sports immediately after her transfer, revealing plans to challenge these restrictions legally. Seahawks pregame; will Mitch's pent up excitement result in the proverbial pre-season flop? Mitch and Dave Grosby discuss the current state of Seattle sports, focusing on the Mariners' recent performance and the Seahawks' new era under Mike McDonald. Despite a strong starting rotation, Grosby expresses concerns about the Mariners' postseason prospects, suggesting organizational changes if the team fails to make the playoffs. Shifting to the Seahawks, Grosby shares his reluctance about preseason football but shows interest in the new coaching strategies and player adaptations. Mitch hosts the Seahawks no-table, featuring insights from ESPN's Brady Henderson and Hawk blogger Brian Nemhauser. Player spotlights include Jake Bobo's impressive catches and potential rise in the receiver ranks, and DK Metcalf's standout camp performance, suggesting a peak season ahead. Mitch discusses the Mariners' recent performance with Joe Doyle and Brady Farkas. The Mariners scored 57 runs in eight games, a significant increase from their previous performances, attributed partly to new additions like Randy Arozarena and Justin Turner. Joe praises the trade deadline moves, emphasizing their impact on reducing the team's strikeout rates and boosting offensive productivity. Brady highlights the Astros' recent slowdown, which has helped the Mariners keep pace in the division race despite occasional losses. The Other Stuff Segment dives deep into Olympic wins, and gender controversy.   GUESTS   • Dave Grosby | Seattle talk-show LEGEND • Seahawks No-Table | Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Brian Nemhauser (HB Mornings) • Mariners No-Table | Joe Doyle (Over Slot) & Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now M's Editor)   TABLE OF CONTENTS   1:18 | Pat O'Day, the silver fox, athlete's foot cure and urinating in the shower. 9:35 | "Fun with Audio," Blake Snell throws no-hitter! 20:30 | Piper hits the portal! 30:27 | GUEST: Dave Grosby - Seattle talk-show legend returns to his buddy's podcast to chew on the Mariners stretch run, the new look Seattle Seahawks and the Big 10 football insanity. Always a treat when "The Groz" joins the fray 49:02 | GUEST: Seahawks No-Table - Brady Henderson (ESPN Seahawks Insider) & Hawkblogger Brian Nemhauser team up to talk about the pros and cons of the Seahawks first 10 days of Training Camp. Who has stood out? Hawks are in LA for 1st preseason game against the Chargers. 1:09:17 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table - Joe Doyle (Over Slot), Brady Farkas (Sports Illustrated Now) and Mitch wrangle with the idea that the M's offense over the last week is the real thing. Mariners host the Tigers and Mets over the next week with a 1 game lead in the AL West. 1:31:55 | The Other Stuff Segment: • 2024 Summer Olympics (Noah Lyles, Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky, Scotty Scheffler, and the men's basketball team) • Controversy Around Boxers Imani Khalif and Lin Yu Ting: DNA test results showing both X and Y chromosomes, raising debates on gender identification and eligibility in sports • Impact of Media and Public Perception • NFL players and potential Hall of Fame candidates (Marshawn Lynch)

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Retire the Blue Angels? // Should a bridge be closed for SeaFair? // Sleepy Seattle // Cooking together // Mayor Harrell calls workers back to the office. . . In November. . . For one more day per week. // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Join us for an exciting episode where we sit down with the legendary John Buccigross from ESPN to explore the world of hockey broadcasting. We kick things off by setting the scene during Seattle's Seafair weekend and discussing the intense nature of the NHL season for both players and broadcasters. John shares his unique experiences at the cutting-edge Sphere venue and offers intriguing insights into its potential for hosting various events. We also talk about the NHL draft, highlighting the personal touch it brings to young players and pondering the future of in-person drafts. (00:03) NHL Draft and Broadcast Discussions (10:25) Pursuing a Career in Sports Broadcasting (15:19) Transition to Video in Media (25:12) Hockey Broadcasting Career Success (30:42) Remembering Barry and Hockey Broadcasting (37:48) Hockey Broadcasting Career Paths (47:13) Sports Broadcasting Career Reflections For more, be sure to visit Yyzsportsmedia.com and follow @yyzsportsmedia

3pm: Seafair’s big weekend: Air shows and traffic woes // Jake Spent the Morning at Seafair // Sully Went to the Zoo… Alone // Starbucks abruptly closes popular 1st and Pike store near Pike Place Market // NASA reluctant to admit Boeing’s Starliner is “stranded”; seriously considering Space-X Dragon Capsule return (as of today, the Starliner astronauts have been in space 59 days) // Savannah, Georgia McDonald’s employee uses innovative technique to deal with a busy drive-thru

6pm: Seafair’s big weekend: Air shows and traffic woes // Jake Spent the Morning at Seafair // Sully Went to the Zoo… Alone // Starbucks abruptly closes popular 1st and Pike store near Pike Place Market // NASA reluctant to admit Boeing’s Starliner is “stranded”; seriously considering Space-X Dragon Capsule return (as of today, the Starliner astronauts have been in space 59 days) // Savannah, Georgia McDonald’s employee uses innovative technique to deal with a busy drive-thru

What’s Trending: Governor Jay Inslee is trying to bribe voters as the initiative to repeal his Climate Commitment Act is looking increasingly likely to pass. 20 different federal and local law enforcement agencies will be providing security at Seafair this weekend. Jason calls out QAnoners on social media who support Semi Bird. // The Biden administration is denying that its proposed Supreme Court reforms are the result of election year politics. // A new report says that several Washington State cities require $1 million for a starter home.  

Why did SeaFair drop a drill team? // Is homelessness an emergency in Pierce County? // FOX: men shouldn't vote for Democrats // SCENARIOS!

Thursday, July 25 on Urban Forum Northwest: *Delmas Whittaker, Director Port of Seattle Marine Maintenance and he is Chairman, Board Directors, Seafair Charitable Foundation and will comment on this weekend's Seafair events including Saturday Nights Torch Light Parade in Downtown Seattle. *Seattle Port Commissioner Sam Cho comments on the progress being made on port projects like expansion at Seattle Tacoma International Airport, C Concourse Expansion, SEA Gateway Project, and the Check Point One Expansion. *Raymond A. Connell, Honorary Consul for Jamaica in Seattle comments on his responsibilities as Consul. He will also comment on Vice President Kamala Harris overwhelming support for her presidential bid. The VP's father is Jamaican. *Reverend Dr. Leslie D. Braxton, Pastor, New Beginnings Christian Fellowship (NBCF), Kent, WA is planning a Town Hall on Project 2025 and is inviting Congressman Adam Smith (9th CD), Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (7th CD), Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland (10th CD), Senator Patty Murray, and Senator Maria Cantwell. *Kenny Lyles, Director, Port of Seattle's Maritime Operations and Security is retiring next month after 40 years of service to the port. He will share some of his experience during his tenure. *Rod O'Neal, Partner/Co Owner, Se Tac Bar Group LLC, they own and operate the Africa Lounge and The Mountain Room Bar on concourse A at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on Facebook, X@Eddie_Rye.

Thursday, July 25 on Urban Forum Northwest:*Delmas Whittaker, Director Port of Seattle Marine Maintenance and he is Chairman, Board Directors, Seafair Charitable Foundation and will comment on this weekend's Seafair events including Saturday Nights Torch Light Parade in Downtown Seattle.*Seattle Port Commissioner Sam Cho comments on the progress being made on port projects like expansion at Seattle Tacoma International Airport, C Concourse Expansion, SEA Gateway Project, and the Check Point One Expansion.*Raymond A. Connell, Honorary Consul for Jamaica in Seattle comments on his responsibilities as Consul. He will also comment on Vice President Kamala Harris overwhelming support for her presidential bid. The VP's father is Jamaican.*Reverend Dr. Leslie D. Braxton, Pastor, New Beginnings Christian Fellowship (NBCF), Kent, WA is planning a Town Hall on Project 2025 and is inviting Congressman Adam Smith (9th CD), Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (7th CD), Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland (10th CD), Senator Patty Murray, and Senator Maria Cantwell.*Kenny Lyles, Director, Port of Seattle's Maritime Operations and Security is retiring next month after 40 years of service to the port. He will share some of his experience during his tenure.*Rod O'Neal, Partner/Co Owner, Se Tac Bar Group LLC, they own and operate the Africa Lounge and The Mountain Room Bar on concourse A at Seattle Tacoma International Airport.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on Facebook, X@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic could be on the Presidential ballot // Do we know too much about celebrities? // Who knew Seafair is 10 weeks? // Gee takes the wheel // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Seafair Powwow

Got a story idea for Bloodworks 101? Send us a text message For several months, Sammamish's Chris Cashman covered hundred of miles across the Pacific Northwest, visiting Bloodworks Northwest donor centers and sharing inspirational stories of blood donors as well as blood recipients.Today, on Bloodworks 101, he helps producer John Yeager wrap up Season Five of this podcast series. And today, Chris does so in his official capacity as King Neptune of Seafair. But what makes this episode really special is how Chris Cashman found a way to pay it forward. And that's where his daughter, Maddy comes in. Schedule a Donation

In this episode Dennis talks about his recent trip to Seattle to attend Seafair 2023. The trip was to experience live hydroplane racing and catch an exciting airshow featuring planes manufactured by Boeing and the Navy Blue Angels flight demonstration team. Of course, before heading back he made a quick stop at RE-PC for some retro pc part hunting.

The good folks at HITS106.1 in Seattle asked me to make a mix for their tent at Seafair - a huge yearly summer celebration with hydros, the Blue Angels, and more. They gave me their playlist and told me to go for it. So, I hit record and glancing at the list. This is the result. Enjoy the pop hits!

For decades, Bill Connolly has been entranced by the sheer velocity of the boats, the pulsating energy of the crowds, and the heart-stopping drama of the races, all of which started with a single televised race in the 1950s. His account of the iconic Gold Cup in Seattle will transport you right to the water's edge, feeling the spray of the water and hearing the thunderous roar of the engines.Join us as we journey through the history of this adrenaline-soaked sport, touching on the legendary teams, drivers, and the unexpected connection between the world of hydroplane racing and Boeing. You'll also hear about Bill's personal experiences and his favorite race sites, with Seattle topping the list. Tune in for a fascinating journey across the waves and through time in the world of hydroplane racing.Support the show

Each year, Seafair brings a spectacular air show to the skies above Seattle. The jewel of the show is the annual performance by the Blue Angels, the United States Navy's demonstration team. This episode features a conversation with some of the behind-the-scenes crew of the Blues, learning about the many people who support the team to keep the Blues in safe condition. Full show notes ➡️ https://tmof.click/3DM7VKF

RUNDOWN To kick things off, the guys talk about "the fight"...not the Jake Paul one, rather the donnybrook between Tim Anderson and Jose Ramirez before previewing the Mitch Unfiltered football season show lineup. Next, Mitch and Hotshot chat about former Seafair broadcaster Pat O'Day, the failed Dee Eskridge experiment, the scorching hot M's, and the PAC-12 collapse. Three guest segments are local former MLB ballplayer Travis Snider, On Montlake writer Christian Caple, & the Hawkblogger Brian Nemhauser. Stories in the “Other Stuff” segment range from an entertaining announcement made by an American Airlines pilot, Taylor Swift's undeniable likeability, and the unusual request for Beyonce's concert tour!      GUESTS       Travis Snider | MLB veteran 08-15 & Kirkland native Christian Caple | On Montlake & Say Who, Say Pod Brian Nemhauser | Hawk Blogger TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | The fight of Saturday night was the brawl between Tim Anderson and knockout artist Jose Ramirez.  18:15 | Seafair always reminds the guys of the indelible Pat O'Day and the many stories working with him.  22:23 | It appears the Dee Eskridge era can officially be classified as a total flop. 25:25 | The Mariners swept the Angels in Anaheim and can't seem to lose these days even if they try.  30:06 | UW and Oregon were in a similar situation as Alex Rodriguez in their decision to join the BIG10. 46:27 | GUEST: Former big leaguer from Kirkland Travis Snider shares his highlights and obstacles during his baseball career from little league to the show. 1:20:10 | GUEST: Christian Caple is back to share the details and his analysis of UW & Oregon leaving the PAC12 for the BIG10. 1:44:09 | GUEST: Brian Nemhauser joins the podcast for the first time to chat about the rise of popularity in his blog and the outlook for the 2023 Seahawks. 2:09:06 | The “Other Stuff” segment features topics such as the viral rant by an airline pilot to the passengers, the kind acts by the ultra-popular Taylor Swift, and Beyonce's personal toilet requests!

What's Trending: Juveniles in Tacoma open fire on police officer driving by, environmental group protests Blue Angels during Seafair, US women's soccer play Megan Rapinoe chokes during game vs Sweden // Ne-Yo forced to apologize for saying kids shouldn't change genders //What if abortions were taxed like guns?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

6am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: how SeaFair hydro racing and Blue Angles air show are a major untapped potential for Puget Sound families, WA felony jail sentences fell by 47% in five years tells the story of why WA violent crimes have been setting records, the requirement in the proposed Apple TV streaming rights deal that Pac12 school refused to accept and subsequently decimated the league when UW and Oregon decided to leave for the B1G (Big 10) Conference, WA drivers are under attack from Gov. Jay Inslee, why hybrid electric ferries are much more expensive than WA officials previously believed, Oregon's plan to give drug addicts a phone number to call for treatment didnt work as intended and occurred while street homelessness in the Portland area went up 29%. 7am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: Biden nominee backfires over radical climate change agenda, the ludicrous claim Biden's nominee for a federal government post made about climate change and baseball (MLB), what is the future of the Apple Cup sports rivalry with UW's departure to the Big 10 (B1G) Conference?, Democrats think they're going to run on economic issues in 2024. 8am hour -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: why COVID was a "sham-demic" with public health bureuacrats protecting China and hurting school kids with remote learning, how COVID policy can favor Republicans in 2024, Seattle transplants just don't seem to grasp the crime/drug addicted homeless problems and/or SeaFair, GUEST: candidate for WA governor, Dave Reichert, explains what he's been doing to help use DNA in solving crimes, what Reichert would do to reduce crime in WA after the recent spikes over the last few years, ( DCYF Ross Hunter not being listened to, are being assaulted), how the legalization or lack of drug possession law impacts WA's crime surge, emphasize retaining and recruiting LEOs, DSHS is unable to house criminal convicts with mental health issues, how difficult it could be for a Republican WA governor to reform and improve the state bureaucracies that have been run by Democratic-appointed governors for decades, why WA government/Gov. Inslee should do something immediately about gas prices, Reichert says no one is listening to ag workers and farmers (reichertforgovernor.com)

What's Trending: The "Services not sweeps" coalition are pushing back again on the continuous encampment sweeps saying that the encampments are not getting any notice or help prior to the sweeps, they also are saying the term "obstruction" is being used only when it benefits the city, a new RV park is coming to Portland and many homeless RV residents are hesitant to go to this park, they do not want to follow rules and be "labeled", a Portland woman was knocked out by a homeless attacker, she had a metal water bottle thrown in her face, police never showed up and she blames the city for the lack of officers, Chris Sullivan explains the likely traffic hazards ahead of Seafair weekend and the Blue Angels performance. // Big Local: A driver uses a Kia to plow through a Puyallup cannabis dispensary, this was an attempted crash and grab, Homeless advocates in Spokane are using a lawsuit in an attempt to pull an "anti-camping" initiative from the ballot, Washington State University is being left alone as many Pac 12 schools are jumping ship to the Big 10 Conference // You Pick The Topic: Ticks are spreading in the Pacific Northwest, some are saying this is due to abnormally high temperatures, this is weird considering we have not had a super hot summer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

5pm - Go Fast Turn Left Racing returns to Seafair with three generations ready to race // "Dark Brandon" is driving Biden's campaign merch sales // AP Psychology 'effectively' banned in Florida // Jake's anatomy lesson // We tried that 'lab-grown' chicken at one of José Andrés' D.C. restaurants // LETTERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's SeaFair weekend, but party poopers think "It

6am hour -- Seattle City Attorney issues two shutdown orders against motels on north Aurora Ave. for chronic crime problems, a compare and contrast of two Puget Sound criminal bail cases, climate change alarmism now boosted by "flash study", GUEST: candidate for US Senate in Washington, Raul Garcia M.D., confronts opponent Maria Cantwell over the sorry state of medical staffing and available hospital beds in WA, KVI's Lars Larson addresses the vicious attack on a Portland female doctor beaten in random attack. 7am -- WSJ story on the growth in home schooling as public schools have to correct or acknowledge their COVID restrictions, the Pac-12 conference is teetering on the edge of dissolution and the fate of the league will be decided by UW and Oregon, 8am hour -- a guest stands up KVI for an interview over her opposition to the Blue Angels flying in Seattle for SeaFair because of climate change, GUEST: economist Steve Moore explains the important and unimportant about US credit rating getting downgraded this week, how the debt ceiling standoff a few weeks ago factors in to this new credit downgrading, "who is the honest umpire" of economic stability or resilience?

6am hour -- today is KVI's annual "Wishes in Flight" fundraiser, GUEST: Melissa Arias, president and CEO, Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington urges listener to contribute, if Trump can be charged for interfering in an election why not Georgia's Stacy Abrams?, Seattle's brick throwing suspect who allegedly smashed an ambulance windshield moved to Seattle 9-months ago from out of state, KVI's Lars Larson previews his interview with an Oregon woman who's now being denied cancer care treatment because she questioned or criticized a transgender flag at the clinic office. 7am hour -- the medical ethics of kicking out a cancer care patient over objections to a transgender flag, today is KVI's "Wishes In Flight" fundraiser that helps collect frequent flier miles to provide travel for kids with dire medical illness get their wish, the city of Shoreline is cutting down 25 mature trees but nobody's climbing those trees to block their removal, new data shows Puget Sound residents ready to move out because they feel unsafe in their neighborhood, the new polling says the felt inclined to move because their neighborhood seemed unsafe. 8am hour -- GUEST: Jeannette Tarcha, VP communications and marketing with Make A Wish Alaska and Washington tells KVI "medicine treats the body, Make-A-Wish treats the soul", a pair of Seattle women want SeaFair to stop the Blue Angels flights because of climate change, Ron DeSantis has accepted a debate challenge by Gavin Newsome.

This week we discuss Seafair, sports, and shoes.

We turn down the temperature on the M’s trades ahead of Tuesday’s deadline before turning on Tristan’s TED Talk about conference realignment and what it means for UW. Then we preview the action at Seafair this Sunday while wrapping up … Continue reading → Continue reading →

We turn down the temperature on the M’s trades ahead of Tuesday’s deadline before turning on Tristan’s TED Talk about conference realignment and what it means for UW. Then we preview the action at Seafair this Sunday while wrapping up … Continue reading →

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar.The lovely and talented Kisha Vaughan was our first-ever guest on All Ways West Seattle, and she's back to share updates on the many new hats she's wearing with style, from boxing instructor to Lululemon Ambassador to Easy Street bartender. And she previews what's in store for the big performance she's putting together for this year's Bumbershoot!We're also talking about...[10:00] Seafair and the return of the Blue Angels[11:40] West Seattle Glass Float Hunt[12:40] Summer Scramble yARrrrr Pirate Adventure[14:00] Duwamish River Festival[14:20] The Trip Wires and other live in-store concerts at Easy Street Records[17:30] Highland Park Cars photography exhibit @ Highland Park Corner Store[19:05] Wednesday Trivia nights at Locust Cider, West Seattle Brewing Company, The Lodge, Beverage Place Pub and Talarico's[20:41] Delridge Farmers Market[21:00] Summer excursion deals with Alki Kayak Tours[22:00] Super Mario Brothers outdoor movie at Camp Long[23:15] Walking tour of Hiawatha Park and Alki Beach Sunset Run[25:00] Admiral Junction Function Street Fair[26:45] Terry Mutter at Kenyon HallLooking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

Get ready to journey back in time 38 years ago to the shores of Lake Washington for the historic 1985 Budweiser APBA Gold Cup Hydroplane race. This is your chance to experience the thrill of the competition, the roar of the engines, and the strategic battle for the lead as we recount every moment of this epic race. We're talking the legendary Miller American, Miss Budweiser, and Miss 711, as well as exclusive insights from iconic racers including Chip Hanauer, Todd Yarling, Jim Kropfeld, and Steve Reynolds. You'll discover how Chip Hanauer's triumph in the Miller American not only set new records but also paved the way for the future of hydroplane racing. Imagine being in the cockpit of the Miller American, taking the lead, and holding your breath as Steve Reynolds' 7-11 suffers a setback. Listen to the highs and lows of the race as Pat O'Day describes the nail-biting final laps leading up to Hanauer's victorious finish to his 4th Gold Cup.So, buckle up and get ready for some high-speed action as we take you back to the unforgettable 1985 APBA Gold Cup. This is a trip down memory lane you don't want to miss.Support the show

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Buckle up, hydroplane racing enthusiasts! We're taking you on an exhilarating trip down memory lane, back to the golden era of Thriftway Racing, the team that dominated the sport in the 1950s and 60s. With the help of a vintage 1994 audio cassette from Thunder on the Water, we'll explore the legacy of Thriftway Racing through the eyes of the legendary Don Poier. You'll get to relive the triumphs of the Miss Thriftway team and understand why this brand still resonates with hydroplane fans today.But that's not all, folks! We've got some thrilling news about the return of Thriftway to the scene, thanks to a newfound partnership with the U-21 Go Fast Turn Left Racing team. We'll share the emotional story of Greg O'Farrell, the determined owner of Go Fast Turn Left, and his lifelong connection to Thriftway. With a mix of nostalgia and newfound excitement, you're in for a real treat with this episode!Photo from Roger Newton CollectionSupport the show

In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Agapitos Diakogiannis, CEO of Seafair, a maritime recruitment platform that's raised over $6.5million in funding, about why hiring the right staff in the maritime industry is one of the world's most significant recruitment challenges, and how mistakes in this largely unseen network can have very real consequences for supply lines, energy, and pretty much everything else. With Seafair, Agapitos is on a mission to bring maritime recruitment into the 21st century, building a labor marketplace which helps harmonize the hiring process for companies operating across multiple jurisdictions, identify and vet key characteristics of potential employees , and give them an integrated platform for managing paperwork, wages, and everything else they need to know in this often fragmented industry. We also spoke about the challenges of launching a potentially disruptive company in a historically conservative industry, and how striking a balance between a reputation for innovation with the reliability of an established market presence is a critical narrative challenge for Seafair, and one which they are still fine-tuning in their branding strategy. At the end of the day, it all comes down to being able to solve people's problems, and that's where Seafair's true strength lies, word-of-mouth recommendations which can be difficult for mainstream marketing strategies to reach. Topics Discussed: How a long career in the shipping-tech industry gave Agapitos critical market insight and helped identify an ideal niche for recruitment innovation Why the maritime industry is a particular challenge in terms of recruitment, and why the ideal staff can be difficult to identify in a global labor pool How a fragmented regulatory, cultural and economic landscape means that integration and harmonization are key for recruitment support solutions How putting clients first will always help ensure a sustainable business model in the long run, and how Seafair has achieved their critical velocity Why support for seafarers is just as important as their employers when looking to build a truly sustainable business Balancing a disruptive reputation with a pragmatic approach to problem-solving, and how a unique combination of these divergent messages help Seafair get their message across   Favorite book:  The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers

Welcome to episode 102! In the conclusion of my interview with Billy, Jane Schumacher joins the podcast.  Jane reflects on what hydroplane racing meant to her while growing up in the PNW.  I talk with both Jane and Billy about how they met and became owners of an unlimited hydroplane racing team.  They both reflect on their favorite and not so favorite times in the sport and what they both look forward to.  Enjoy!Bustin' Chops & Callin' ShotsEach week Josh and Jon sit down to give their take on travel sports and everything in...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

RUNDOWN Mitch and Scott reunite and are eager to watch Issaquah play in the Little League World Series in Greenville, South Carolina! They briefly catch up on the Danny O'Neil and Jim Moore online feud, Mitch's upcoming Nationals game, and SeaFair weekend. The guys also chat about celebrity clickbait and an interesting article about Shohei Ohtani. Today's featured guests are former Dodgers GM Fred Claire, Mariners writer with Prospect Insider Jason Churchill, and ESPN Seahawks insider Brady Henderson. The show wraps up with “Other Stuff” stories ranging from Deshaun Watson's suspension, to the wrath of Bill Belichick, to the divorce lawsuit with Kanye and Kim! GUESTS Fred Claire | Former Dodgers GM Jason Churchill | Prospect Insider Mariners writer Brady Henderson | ESPN's NFL Nation Seahawks reporter TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | Hotshot and Mitch might be more excited about Issaquah playing in the Little League World Series than the team! 29:30 | Are M's fans going to be teased about potentially acquiring Shohei Ohtani for the next two years? 43:12 | GUEST: Former Dodgers general manager Fred Claire returns to the show for a remembrance of broadcast legend Vin Scully. 1:02:47 | GUEST: Jason Churchill is back with the M's in a wildcard run and less than two months until the MLB postseason. 1:23:48 | GUEST: Brady Henderson hops aboard for a Seahawks camp update as the preseason approaches. 1:46:27 | Today's "Other Stuff" topics include a story from Deshaun Watson's six game ban, to a former Patriot and his fear of Coach Belichick, to Kanye West legal complications.

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