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Loneliness and disconnection reached epidemic levels the last few years, according to former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. What if a potential cure was growing in our community? Enter the US Chamber of Connections, headquartered right here in Seattle. Jon and Chamber of Connection founder and CEO Aaron Hurst talk about what led to the launch of this organization; the Seattle Freeze; the foundational elements of a strong social life; the Chamber's Seattle Welcome Days; six types of connection and more. Join us for Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes and guest Aaron Hurst.
Last year, 18,000 people moved to Seattle. And those newcomers may have discovered it can be hard to make friends here. The new civic organization Seattle Chamber of Connection is trying to help newcomers build a community here. Once a month, they host an event called “Seattle Welcome Day” at Town Hall Seattle. We talk with Charlotte Massey, Executive Director and founder of the Seattle Chamber of Connection. Find information about the WA Department of Fish and Wildlife public meeting here. We can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. Tap here to make a gift and keep Seattle Now in your feed. Got questions about local news or story ideas to share? We want to hear from you! Email us at seattlenow@kuow.org, leave us a voicemail at (206) 616-6746 or leave us feedback online. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dr Kirk Honda answers patron and member questions.This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK to get 10% off your first month.00:00 Dreams about PiS09:04 Dr. Kirk's dyslexia journey27:01 Strategically reading for graduate school38:49 Seattle Freeze & generalizations59:54 Understanding paranoid personality disorderBecome a member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOUZWV1DRtHtpP2H48S7iiw/joinBecome a patron: https://www.patreon.com/PsychologyInSeattleEmail: https://www.psychologyinseattle.com/contactWebsite: https://www.psychologyinseattle.comMerch: https://teespring.com/stores/psychology-in-seattleInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/psychologyinseattle/Facebook Official Page: https://www.facebook.com/PsychologyInSeattle/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kirk.hondaJanuary 31, 2025The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.Disclaimer: The content provided is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. Nothing here constitutes personal or professional consultation, therapy, diagnosis, or creates a counselor-client relationship. Topics discussed may generate differing points of view. If you participate (by being a guest, submitting a question, or commenting) you must do so with the knowledge that we cannot control reactions or responses from others, which may not agree with you or feel unfair. Your participation on this site is at your own risk, accepting full responsibility for any liability or harm that may result. Anything you write here may be used for discussion or endorsement of the podcast. Opinions and views expressed by the host and guest hosts are personal views. Although, we take precautions and fact check, they should not be considered facts and the opinions may change. Opinions posted by participants (such as comments) are not those of the hosts. Readers should not rely on any information found here and should perform due diligence before taking any action. For a more extensive description of factors for you to consider, please see www.psychologyinseattle.com
Chris Reykdal's WA State of Education speech // Seattle officer who killed pedestrian appeals firing // Inslee gives clemency to double murderer // Can a bear hug thaw the Seattle Freeze? // SCENARIOS!
AGREE TO DISAGREE: The Great Seattle Freeze Debate // What happened to Nordstrom? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY
Ohio native Alesha Washington has lived in Seattle for two years. For the CEO of the Seattle Foundation, that's already long enough to make the city feel like home and provide her with ample proof that the Seattle Freeze is more myth than reality. And that's a great thing when your organization's role is to create greater equity and opportunity in all areas of a vibrant and healthy city. Jon and Alesha discuss the changing role of community foundations; her vision and priorities for the Seattle Foundation; the importance of joy in her approach to leadership and more. Join us for Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes and guest Alesha Washington.
This week…Some well-loved Seattle businesses are coming back from the dead as co-ops or collectives.Residents of the town of Carnation came to Seattle to say they're fed up with false alarms at the Seattle-run Tolt River Dam.And you've heard of the Seattle Freeze… but are you Seattle Smug?KUOW's Director of Community Engagement Zaki Hamid and Seattle Now Producer Clare McGrane are here to break down the week.Earth Day Events: seattle.greencitypartnerships.org/event/calendar/?We can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. You have the power! Make the show happen by making a gift to KUOW: https://www.kuow.org/donate/seattlenowAnd we want to hear from you! Follow us on Instagram at SeattleNowPod, or leave us feedback online: https://www.kuow.org/feedback
Voices of Experience - 03 - 20 - 24 - Golf and Personal Growth & Seattle Freeze: Is it Real? by Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW
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5pm - Kate Stone joins us at 5:33 to break down alcohol in the strip club // Man blows up ex-girlfriend’s house; planned to have a python eat her daughter… // GUEST: KATE STONE - Seattle nightclub says it will become first “strip club” in Washington to serve alcohol // Sharon Stone says producer pressured her to sleep with co-star Billy Baldwin; Baldwin fires back // For some reason, Trader Joe’s Tote Bags are the new Stanley Cups with some of the $2.99 bags reselling for as much as $500 // Is the Seattle Freeze really a thing compared to other major cities? // Tanning Mania is back! // LETTERS
Today: Greg has done a deep dive into a thing that happens in the PNW, is it real and have you experienced it, where does it happen and have you done it, and we have an event happening on MARCH 23rd - details on the podcast! Have a great day friends :)
Your Bio and Social Media links: Website: https://clarityfirstprogram.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davinastanley/?originalSubdomain=au Book: http://www.elevatetoengage.com Davina Stanley is a business communication expert. For 25+ years, Davina has advised thousands of executives from some of the world's largest companies, including Meta, KPMG, and Mercer. She has helped clients from nearly all industries in Australia, Asia-Pacific, the US, and the UK communicate complex ideas extremely clearly and quickly, ideally within 30 seconds. She founded the Clarity First Program, which helps C-suite executives and teams better engage senior leaders and boards in complex ideas. Davina began her career at McKinsey & Company, working in the Hong Kong and Melbourne offices and Firm Learning, where she helped executives use the Minto Pyramid Principle(R) to communicate better. She was ranked as one of the top performers of her era. Barbara Minto approved her to teach the Pyramid Principle in 2009, and she is also the author of The So What Strategy and about to release two new books: Elevate and Engage. Elevate will be released during September and helps leaders lift the quality of thinking in team's board papers without needing to rewrite them. Engage will be released soon after that and helps executives write papers that leaders don't need to rework. The books are two sides of the same coin…imagine the leader reading Elevate and then asking team to get hold of Engage or one of Davina's online programs to fix the board paper problem together. Davina also offers self-paced and cohort-based learning programs. She will hold her next Board Paper Bootcamp in October. Summary Podcasting and Leadership Discussion Effective Communication and Seattle Transition Davina Stanley shared her experiences helping executives communicate effectively with senior leaders and boards, drawing on her diverse background. She also discussed her recent move from Australia to Seattle, highlighting the challenges and opportunities of such a transition. Davina praised the welcoming and inclusive nature of the people in Seattle, contrasting the "Seattle Freeze" rumors. She also mentioned the success of transitioning her business online in 2017, which allowed her to maintain consistency with clients and deliver bite-size live learning. Michael D. Levitt agreed with Davina's observations, describing Seattle as a great place for business and acknowledging its reputation for friendliness and welcoming nature. Elevate and Engage: Improving Team Quality Michael and Davina discussed Davina's upcoming book, "Elevate," which focuses on helping leaders improve the quality of their team's writing and presentations through structured thinking techniques. Davina also mentioned a companion book, "Engage," aimed at individual contributors seeking to improve roles within collaborative processes. The conversation emphasized the importance of early and structured thinking to avoid last-minute rush and enhance the quality of deliverables. Presentation Preparation Challenges Discussed Michael D. Levitt and Davina Stanley discussed the challenges and inefficiencies of traditional presentation preparation. Michael highlighted the issue of individuals being overworked and burning out due to the last-minute preparation of presentations, often during personal time. He emphasized the importance of having clear ingredients for a project and the need to avoid "PowerPoint karaoke". Davina added that presenters often fail to address the right problem, which can result in the rejection of proposals. She stressed the importance of understanding the audience's question and providing the appropriate answer. Planning and Communication in Project Execution Davina Stanley and Michael D. Levitt discussed the importance of thorough planning and communication in project execution. Davina emphasized the value of investing time in understanding the project's outcome and stakeholders before moving on to the presentation stage. Michael agreed, noting that this approach allows for more thoughtful and effective presentations and reduces the likelihood of needing to revise materials. They also touched on the personal impact of this approach, such as reducing workload and improving work-life balance. Work, Book, Networks, Personal Lives, Sharing Resources Michael and Davina discussed Davina's work, found on clarityfirstprogram.com. Davina also mentioned her upcoming book, "Elevate and Engage," which she plans to publish by the end of the week. Michael offered to share these resources across his networks. They also touched on their personal lives, with Michael sharing his split time between San Diego and Toronto and Davina revealing her family in Seattle. The conversation ended with Michael showing interest in Davina's work and promising to share information about his show when it goes live.
The Surgeon General declares loneliness to be a national epidemic. We'll discuss what effects loneliness has on the body and mind. Plus, a look at the "Seattle Freeze" and how it effects loneliness in the Emerald City.
The Surgeon General declares loneliness to be a national epidemic. We'll discuss what effects loneliness has on the body and mind. Plus, a look at the "Seattle Freeze" and how it effects loneliness in the Emerald City.
The Surgeon General declares loneliness to be a national epidemic. We'll discuss what effects loneliness has on the body and mind. Plus, a look at the "Seattle Freeze" and how it effects loneliness in the Emerald City.
The Surgeon General declares loneliness to be a national epidemic. We'll discuss what effects loneliness has on the body and mind. Plus, a look at the "Seattle Freeze" and how it effects loneliness in the Emerald City.
It's the start of the Big Dark here in Seattle.It's understandable that you might want to tuck in and keep to yourself, but freelance journalist Nathalie Graham says it's the perfect time to get out there and meet new people.She's been out and about trying all kinds of new things in the city.She's here with us to talk about her latest experience with the Northwest Accordion Society.Read Play Date here: https://www.thestranger.com/play-date/2023/11/16/79263485/squeezing-the-bellows-at-the-seattle-accordion-socialWe can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. You have the power! Make the show happen by making a gift to KUOW: https://www.kuow.org/donate/seattlenowAnd we want to hear from you! Follow us on Instagram at SeattleNowPod, or leave us feedback online: https://www.kuow.org/feedback
November 5, 2023Talk Title: Let's Warm Up the Seattle Freeze It all started with a man named Truth….. What he found at CSL on a cold winter night needs to be expanded. .November Theme: Be The Change You Want To See This month, our Spiritual Director, Kathianne Lewis, and other ministers will show us how to Be what we want to see more of in our world. Speaker: Kathianne Lewis, DDTo donate to CSL: https://bit.ly/donate-cslseattle
As we continue the series on the Seattle Freeze, Our newest Youth Pastor, Pastor Travaughn Cobbs tells us how Jesus broke the ice with the least of us and how we can do the same in today's world. Have you ever found yourself succumbing to the Seattle Freeze and wanting to break free? This message may be for you.Message Outline:I. Prayer | StartII. Introduction | 0:35III. Message | 2:30IV. Closing Statement | 26:10
This week the guys discuss the aromas of Tacoma, upcoming events for the podcast, and take a positive spin on Is It Tacoma. 00:00 – Jeff welcomes Erik to this episode, Justin promises that this episode won't be a bummer one, and Derek gives props to new listeners tuning in live. Justin talks about this week's spin on Is It Tacoma, the closure of the paper mill, and the guys guess what they think the cause of the aroma is. 17:49 – Derek talks about hitting up the biggest gaming convention in the PNW, PAX West, how he first got into it, and running into the Seattle Freeze while there. Justin reflects on the last time he had been at PAX, Derek talks about the various connections he appreciates making at other conventions, and Justin talks about GCP getting invited back to this year's Grit City Comic Show. 36:17 – Jeff talks about the plans to have a new t-shirt at the comic show, Derek encourages listeners to stop by the GCP table at the event and mention they tune in for a shout-out, and Justin talks about what motivates him to get excited about new ideas. He shares how spite helps him get stuff done, rolls into the Good News Edition of Is It Tacoma, and introduces the contestants. 53:50 – Justin announces the last article of Is It Tacoma, each of the guys gives their guess on what article is from Tacoma, and Justin reveals where each of the articles are from. He shares the background of the Imagination Library, how people can sign up for it, and closes out by sharing an awesome story about his grandma.
5pm - Most people in Seattle are from somewhere else. So what does that say about the ‘Seattle Freeze'? // Why The Great British Baking Show Is Ending Its National-Themed Episodes // Stephen King Played ‘Mambo No. 5' So Much His Wife ‘Threatened to Divorce' Him: ‘One More Time, and I'm Going to F—ing Leave You' // LETTERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(Recorded 8/25/23) Laurie, Anna and Claire explore the infamous Seattle Freeze phenomenon. They've each felt the Seattle Freeze in one shape or form, and one of them has a theory. Hurricane Hilary turned into a tropical storm that made landfall in southern California. and Claire was there visiting Aunt Bernice when it happened! Having been through similar hurricanes and storms on the east coast, Claire had the challenge of convincing family on the west coast (where hurricanes just don't really occur) to take this storm a little more seriously. After having to navigate around some family emergencies that required hospital stays, Anna discovered being a hospital visitor at a patient's bedside seems to be a very good part of the healing process -- but she had also noticed not every patient has a visitor at their bedside. Now the hosts' wheels are turning, and they think maybe there should be a network that provides volunteer hospital visitors. (But let us know if one already exists, yo). Laurie Hardie is many things - an amazing mom, a loving grandmother, and a cool aunt whose sweet nephew has invited her out for a drink to catch up. Listen as she tells us about it, and reminds us why we just love our aunts!! 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.
(Recorded 8/25/23) Laurie, Anna and Claire explore the infamous Seattle Freeze phenomenon. They've each felt the Seattle Freeze in one shape or form, and one of them has a theory. Hurricane Hilary turned into a tropical storm that made landfall in southern California. and Claire was there visiting Aunt Bernice when it happened! Having been through similar hurricanes and storms on the east coast, Claire had the challenge of convincing family on the west coast (where hurricanes just don't really occur) to take this storm a little more seriously. After having to navigate around some family emergencies that required hospital stays, Anna discovered being a hospital visitor at a patient's bedside seems to be a very good part of the healing process -- but she had also noticed not every patient has a visitor at their bedside. Now the hosts' wheels are turning, and they think maybe there should be a network that provides volunteer hospital visitors. (But let us know if one already exists, yo). Laurie Hardie is many things - an amazing mom, a loving grandmother, and a cool aunt whose sweet nephew has invited her out for a drink to catch up. Listen as she tells us about it, and reminds us why we just love our aunts!!
Decades after the Civil War, southern sympathizers sought to rewrite history. Knute Berger explains how those efforts were received in the Northwest. When Gone With the Wind premiered in Seattle in 1940, it was an event. Moviegoers who ventured Downtown to attend a showing of the Civil War drama were met with fanfare. The street outside The 5th Avenue Theatre, where the film was playing, was decorated as if for a Fourth of July parade, with one notable exception: the presence of Confederate flags. These flags could be seen in brief footage of Downtown that was featured in an earlier episode of the Mossback's Northwest video series about the Seattle Freeze. And while the production team didn't notice, viewers did. In a recent episode of Mossback's Northwest, Knute Berger and producer Stephen Hegg discuss the feedback and the historical investigation that followed. But there is still more to the story. For this episode of the Mossback podcast, both Berger and Hegg discuss changing attitudes toward the Confederacy and toward race in Seattle as our city's Southern sympathizers attempted to rewrite the narrative of the Civil War. Before listening, we suggest you watch the Mossback's Northwest episode about the Confederacy in the Northwest here. --- Credits Hosts: Stephen Hegg, Knute Berger Producer: Seth Halleran Executive producer: Mark Baumgarten
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4pm - America's Longing for Authenticity // Major CEO Makes a 'Bold' and 'Early' Call About Who Will Win the White House // Is your part of Seattle a ‘15-minute' neighborhood? // ‘The Seattle Freeze is thawing' // ‘Good Vibrations' by The Beach Boys (scientifically) makes people happier than any other song See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ash & Lindsey go over the candidates for Seattle's District 3 city council seat, talk local protests, and Lindsey shares some exciting news Special guest Adra Boo talks about Zoom, being the Grand Encourager, the magic of Action Bronson, breaking the Seattle Freeze, and so much more! ADRA BOO ONLINE: @adraboo https://www.adraboo.com/ RADIO SGN INFO Merch: www.seattlegaynews.redbubble.com Instagram: @radio.sgn Twitter: @radiosgn Music Intro: Meatball by Jesse Spillane Transitions: Night Sun by TRG Banks --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seattle-gay-news/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seattle-gay-news/support
Is it a thing? Are you doomed to never meet anyone again because you live in this area? In this episode, we talk about the dreaded "Seattle Freeze". Not so much about whether it's real (it is), but more about what you can do about it and where the silver linings can be found.
The Jerks are joined by youtube sensation and friend Alexa Stanton. The Stanton family has a dark and mysterious past. The Seattle Freeze is real. Alexa had a very wacky intro into comedy. Alexa has a very popular youtube show called Barefoot and Pregnant. Alexa is a Michigander. There are no sharks in the great lakes. Jack dives into the archetype of horse and dolphin girls, Alexa is not now nor has never been a horse girl. Jack is into clown girls. Jay is into ladies who look like theyre about to cry. The Jerks explain what colloidal silver is. + MORE MORE MORE. https://linktr.ee/RainCiyJerks https://www.tiktok.com/@_slutty_spice/video/7082762608041938219?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9jP2i6iuD4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-slattery/support
If you've lived in the Pacific Northwest, or even visited, you've probably heard about the pervasive “Northwest Nice” you encounter here. It's our own special brand of passive aggression. In the spirit of Elizabeth's fascination with how Northwest Nice manifests, here's an episode explaining several phrases that immediately get her hackles up. And she's a little spicy about it.Radiant BadassChris Martin, Creativity CoachThe Storyteller: Official Playlist
Tom Rasmussen, Seattle's first openly Gay city council member, is our guest this week. The conversation ranges from LGBTQ+ history to politics to the Seattle Freeze and beyond! Truly honored to have had him on the show. Other topics covered in this episode include the Women's Rights marches that happened in early October, schools banning Pride flags, and Washington's new plastic bag ban. Seattle Channel SGN Archive spotlight: http://seattlechannel.org/CityStream/segments/?videoid=x127557 SGN Archive missing issues: 2014 — 11/28, 12/05, 12/12, 12/19 and 12/24 2011 — All of January and February 2006 — 3/10 2004 — 1/30, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26, 5/21, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16,7/23, 7/30, 8/27, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/12 2003 — 9/19 1999 — 2/5, 5/28, 11/19, 12/31 1998 — 9/25, 10/23, 11/6 1997 — 1/24, 7/4 1996 — 1/12 1995 — 3/10, 6/2, 6/23 (vol. 23, iss. 25), 10/20, 12/22, 12/29 1994 — 1/14, 4/1, 6/10, 8/12, 8/19 1993 — 10/15, 12/17 1990 — 1/12, 2/9, 3/2, 3/9, 4/27, 5/18, 5/25, 6/8, 8/24, 10/26, 11/2 1989 — 5/5, 5/26, 7/14, 8/11, 10/20, 12/29 1988 — 1/1, 4/29, 6/3 1986 — 7/4, 8/29, 9/5, 9/19, 9/26, 10/17, 10/24, 12/5, 12/26 1985 — 2/25 (should be 2/1 vol. 12, iss. 5), 5/24, 7/5, 7/26, 10/18, 10/25, 11/22, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27 1984 — 4/6, 5/4, 6/15 1983 — 3/12 (vol. 10, iss. 5), 3/26, 5/27, 6/15, 7/8, 7/29, 8/12, 8/26, 9/2, 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 10/28, 12/9 1982 — 12/7 1981 — 1/16, 2/13, 4/9, 5/8, 7/17, 7/31 1980 — 2/15, 5/9, 8/29 1979 — 5/11, 8/31 1976 — All 1975 — 3/1 Social Media Instagram: @sgnpodcast Twitter: @radiosgn Music Intro: Meatball by Jess Spillane Transitions: Night Sun by TRG Banks --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seattle-gay-news/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seattle-gay-news/support
An online marketplace that helps to facilitate trade between marijuana sellers and buyers will soon see its own stock traded on the Nasdaq. Another that connects pet owners with walkers, boarders and other caregivers just posted its first earnings as a publicly traded company. And a 3-year-old Redmond-based biotech company with a mere 25 employees just raised $80 million its stock market debut. SPACs are shaking up Seattle's startup scene. On this episode of the GeekWire Podcast, we examine how special purpose acquisition companies are turning startups into publicly traded stocks at a rapid clip. The SPAC phenomenon is giving many of these companies access to additional sources of capital while creating new risks for investors and raising questions about the long-term direction of the stock market. Our guest (and guest audio editor) is Laurel Deppen, a journalist who has been working as an intern at GeekWire in Seattle this summer through the Dow Jones News Fund, reporting a wide range of stories about the region's tech and business community, including an earlier story about soon-to-be public online cannabis marketplace Leafly. She studied broadcast journalism at Western Kentucky University, where she was editor-in-chief of the College Heights Herald, and in addition to joining us for the podcast conversation, she edited this episode as one of the final assignments of her summer internship. In the second segment of the show, we talk with Laurel about her overall impressions of Seattle as a newcomer to the city, as documented in part in her story, How Bumble BFF helped this Kentucky transplant find friends and break The Seattle Freeze. And in our final segment, it's the return of the Random Channel, our segment exploring the random things that caught our attention this week. Laurel talks about the HBO drama The White Lotus, GeekWire co-founder John Cook suggests the new podcast The Edge, and I share my enthusiasm about recent episodes of Kara Swisher's New York Times podcast, Pivot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2CGMH – S4 Episode 3.2 – "Seattle Freeze" Healthy Conversations w/ Terrence Proctor In this episode, Al-Diga “The Architect”, P-Wil “Drip Chronicles”, and WB “Come Fly with Me” have an in-depth conversation with the one and only Terrence Proctor. This was a treat for us to sit down and discuss topics like: The Seattle Freeze The gentrification of Seattle 2 Chi Guys a Mile High (2CGMH) A podcast about personal growth, development, and prosperity from the perspective of 3 Black men in STEM trying to win. www.2cgmh.com IG: @2cgmh Twitter: @2cgmh #2CGMH Audio Mix and Edits by @MarcuCertified
What happens when the city that barely ever sleeps finds out one morning that it can’t wake up? All the joe has lost its jolt. This is a job for the woman detective who sees all, Harriet Eyeball, Private Eye in “The Coffee Caper,” an all-improvised Noir Radio Drama based on listener suggestions. Tune in as The EDGE troupe members Todd Erler, Cynthia Lair, Susan MacPherson, Chris Soldevilla, Ken Ballenger, John Ellis, and Andrew Shields tackle the case. TODD ERLER Todd is very lucky. He had the good fortune of being trained in the art of improv in the early nineties by some of the Chicagoans who were pioneers in that field. Since then Todd has led two and a half improv groups, taught improv classes, worked with Unexpected Productions in Seattle and now gets to perform with The EDGE. Todd teaches in the amazing Odyssey program for the Bainbridge Island School District. He is also a musician who writes and performs his own music and plays Irish pub tunes locally as one half of the duo Rye and Barley. Sometimes Todd is cast in shows at BPA or with Island Theater's library plays. He even gets to direct a show every now and then. At one time Todd was the artistic director of the Jewel Box Theater in Poulsbo and wrote an improv blog called “Improvmantra.” CYNTHIA LAIR Cynthia has authored three cookbooks, Feeding the Whole Family (currently in its fourth edition), Feeding the Young Athlete, and the latest – Sourdough on the Rise (admit it, you love bread too), which hit the ground baking in 2019. She’s been a professor at Bastyr University since the movie Pulp Fiction gave us a start (look it up). Find out “How to Cut an Onion” via her Tedx Rainier talk on YouTube. Improv has become her new occupation as she is also a company member and teacher for Unexpected Productions at the Market Theater. She claims, “Doing improv balances real and imaginary life for me. With the real part being what happens on stage.” SUSAN MACPHERSON Susan started taking Improv classes in the early 1980's as a way to bypass the “Seattle Freeze” (the phenomenon where it is very hard to make friends when new to the city). She improvized her way right past that and went on the be one of the first founding women in Seattle TheatreSports as well as performing with None of The Above, Seattle Improv, and Unexpected Productions for many years before joining The EDGE. For money, she has managed retail stores, had her own line of jewelry for 10 years at Pike Market, been a breakfast chef at an all-treehouse resort owned by the Treehouse Master (Pete Nelson), and finally settled on work she absolutely loves for the last 22 years helping new families as a Postpartum Doula and Certified Baby Sleep Consultant. (Yes, she can get babies to sleep.) Susan is the proud mother of Geo- scientist, Carson, who is going for her Ph.D. in Geo-Hazard Mitigation. In Susan’s non-existent spare time, she can be seen camping in “Primrose”, her 1970-vintage, British caravan. CHRIS SOLDEVILLA Chris has done Improv in Boston, L.A. as well as here on Bainbridge and teaches improvisors young and old at his acting/improv workshop The Studio Bainbridge. He has appeared on screens big and small and locally in BPA’s productions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Twelve Angry Men, True West, and The Tempest. He got acclaim for his roles in Swinging Hammer’s American Buffalo and Glengarry Glen Ross. Chris approaches life like he does improv: he makes it up on the spot…and asks complete strangers for suggestions. Online at www.thestudiobainbridge.com. KEN BALLENGER Ken has been performing in the Seattle area for over 30 years. You may have seen him on stage, in commercials, and if you were alert at a few low budget movies, you may have spotted him. He is one of the founding members of The EDGE. In addition to performing he has taught workshops, practices karate, and, now retired, is enjoying life and carving things with a chain saw. JOHN KENYON ELLIS John is happy to be back for season 24 of The EDGE. “Thanks Bainbridge for supporting The EDGE for all these years!!” Besides Improv, John has appeared on this stage in Noises Off, Annie, Born Yesterday, Guys and Dolls, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It, ‘Art’ and Sylvia. He appeared as Falstaff in Merry Wives at Bloedel, and he most recently played a dream role as Andrey Botvinnick in InD’s production of Walk in the Woods. John was awarded the Island Treasure in 2018 for his years in The EDGE and on stage. “Miss you Frank! ONWARD!” ANDREW SHIELDS Andrew has been called “a musical genius,” “phenomenal,” “immensely talented,” and “an unending source of irritation.” During his Wonder Bread years Andrew was fortunate to study piano under someone who studied under someone who studied under Liszt who studied under Beethoven who studied under Mozart. Andrew has a BA in Music from Stanford, where he won the Undergraduate Prize in Composition. More recently, he wrote the music, lyrics, and script for the original Reefer Madness: The Musical, as well as music, lyrics, and (with fellow EDGE member John Ellis) script for the musical Harry Tracy: A Bainbridge Bandit. He has music-directed shows at BPA, ACT, Village Theater, Tacoma Actors’ Guild, the Bathhouse Theater, and Second Story Repertory, among others, and played Harold Hill in The Music Man and Tito Merelli in Lend Me a Tenor at BPA. In his spare time Andrew practices medicine and spends time with his phenomenal wife and two immensely talented daughters.
WCR welcomes Ben Mussi, CEO and Creator of the Seattle Dating App, Portland Dating App, and perhaps a dating app in a city near you. How do you launch an app? Do straight men actually receive the lowest "swipe right" rate, or is it a myth? What are people looking for in dating apps outside of carnal attraction? What were some effective yet evil scams of the sexual nature in 2021? Is Seattle really the worst city in the nation for singles? The Seattle Freeze... is it real or are you just shy?? This and more on the program! westcoastradiopodcast.com Avail FREE! on Apple and Google App StoresFacebook.com/seattledatingappTwitter: @seattle_dateInstagram: @seattledatingSeattleDatingApp.Com
sent $$$ this week to Point of Pride.pointofpride.org“Point of Pride works to benefit trans people in need through gender-affirming support programs that empower them to live more authentically.Point of Pride offers an Annual Transgender Surgery Fund, a Free Chest Binder Donation Program, a Free Trans Femme Shapewear Program, an Electrolysis Financial Support Program, an HRT Access Fund, and other community-building support initiatives for trans youth and adults.We also advocate for health care reform and the national adoption of inclusive health care policies that protect and serve our community.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Who Is She? “Seattle Freeze” Seattle GossipPharmakon “Vacuum” Bestial BurdenReptaliens “Satan’s Song” FM-2030Well “whats the point” iiCasper Skulls “What’s That Good For” Mercy WorksThe Tissues “On the Magazine” VeilCove Sauce “Science Class” Cove SauceRun-On Sunshine “Lost Me on the Bus” There’s No Place Like Know Where?Lilac “Endless Game” You Can Call Me PapaSPRAY TAN “POLY DRAMA” DEALBREAKERLeor Miller “98 Seconds” GIRLMr. Wrong “Shadenfruede” Babes in BoylandFits “Running Out” All Belief is ParadiseSinging Lessons “Mucking Around” Self-TitledGoverness “Gaslit” ZeroGlazer “Made of Meat” On a Prairie, Live in the DirtBoys Age “Cobble Stone” New World Pregnancydandelion hands “kitty” it’s all in your headTraps PS “After the Wall” Lexicon ArtistSolar Rips “Pay” Not Yetsea blite “pretend” sea bliteAlex Macfarlane “Junk Made Precious” Cassette 2017memory boys “Answer” End Dead EnvyFrankie Rose “Had We Had It” Interstellar
Why is all the music from Washington so sad? In this episode we begin by discussing the infamous Seattle Freeze. We also spend time considering the dark side of social media, gambling, satisfying feelings, GameStonk, and the Overton Window.
Conner and Mr. Well-Travelled start the show talking about Seattle's Democracy Voucher Program and having previous podcast guest, "Ace" Andrew Grant Houston, be Seattle's first name in the race for Mayor. The guys also answer an email question from a listener regarding the Seattle Freeze and dealing with relationships during the pandemic. Here's the questions: "Dear Mr. Well-Travelled, and Conner, Last week you shared your story about meeting each other in person after connecting on Instagram. Honestly, it made me a little sad, and a little jealous. I graduated from college in 2019 and moved from Florida to Seattle in November 2019 for my new job. With it being the holidays, I realized I might not have moved here at the best time, however, when Thanksgiving came around, one of my coworkers invited me over to celebrate with him and his family which took some of the worry away about being alone for the holidays. I spent Christmas by myself, but was lucky enough to again spend NYE with my coworkers. I had met some new people and thought I was starting to make friends, I even went on a date with a girl I met online. I know this sounds good, but 3 months later, the pandemic had started, and my job moved to remote full time. Since then, I really haven't had many friends in Seattle. I haven't heard from my coworkers (outside of work) and the friends I thought I had been making haven't reached out. I heard about the Seattle Freeze when I moved here, but hearing you two share your story, made me wonder, what do you think of the Seattle Freeze and how have you made friends in Seattle?"
Seattleites Reese Record and Nonie Creme from Lifetime's Marrying Millions discuss their first experience with reality TV and how Covid-19 affected filming. We touch on feminism, their first date, bodily autonomy, and a bit on parenthood.Is the Seattle Freeze real? We discuss their favorite ways to spend time together - Do you need fresh date ideas around the city? Check it out! As Reese would say, "Wake up everyday and do rad shit"!Follow along with Emily:Instagram - @thebitterflypodcastTwitter - @thebitterflypodTikTok - @thebitterflypodcastYouTube - The Bitterfly Podcast
Tydens ‘n uitstappie na die plaaslike Seattle Coffee tel JW 'n wandelstaf op en Lelanie wonder oor die toekoms van haar besigheid. Die een probeer die ander oorreed dat hulle verder as die ander op kampus moes stap tussen klasse, waarna hulle Alanis Morisette, Dax Sheperd, Dullstroom en Schitt's Creek bespreek.
Story #1 comes from a Seattle tea shop where it was instructing its customers to NOT wear their masks. Story #2 is about hovercrafts. Hovercraft! Hovercraft! Hovercraft! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sklarbrocountry/support
Megan and Michelle discuss lightbulb moments, vulnerability, men with beards, the Seattle Freeze, and what's to come.
Freelance writer and Seattle Localeur Kade Krichko has plenty of stories about misadventures while abroad on assignment, so it's only natural that he'd have one to share related to travel and the coronavirus. Cate, Larry, and Kade also discuss a slew of Pacific Northwest community news, including backcountry skiing in defiance of the lockdown, how the infamous "Seattle freeze" primed the city's residents for social distancing, and whether or not to keep your cool if/when you run into Megan Rapinoe. Find Kade on IG @kadekrichko Find The Ski Journal on IG @theskijournal or at theskijournal.com
Hello! We hope you're all staying safe and staying at home! This week is a bit of a shorter episode, but we talk about what we've been doing this past week and go over some Seattle lingo. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sassstoriessarcasm/message
We start with a deeper look at Frog and Toad , and why Frog wanted to be alone . Next, a bus driver thaws the “Seattle Freeze” for a passenger. Then, a woman battles a voice that encourages her to do destructive things. Also, a story about a father finding a novel way to stay close to his daughter half a world away. Finally, a marriage is strengthened, even though the couple is separated by iron bars . Sound Effect showcases stories inspired by the place we live. The show is hosted by KNKX's Gabriel Spitzer .
Having no one to go to dinner or a movie with is no excuse to not do it. The DCU Crew often talks about the Seattle Freeze and how it can be hard to find friends and definitely love in this rainy city. But that shouldn't stop you from doing things on your own. What are some things YOU can do alone? The DCU has some ideas for you.
On #InVinoFab episode no. 56, Laura & Patrice start the new year talking about moving to a new city and finding friends as an adult. Patrice moved to Boston, and Laura is packing for Seattle -- so they chat about how pack/move, find new friends and get connected, and what it means to relocate to a new city.Packing & Moving House Advice: Get a dumpster & downsize your life - Marie Kondo your life https://konmari.com/ Ask for help -- set yourself up with a moving support system. This includes sorting, cleaning out, donating, packing, organizing, and more Donate housing goods to shelters and other places => suggestions Books - donate to your library or sell back Half Price Books, online, etc. Transfer of your medical, dental, vet, and other records -- this might happen after you find your new providers; bring with or ask about the transfer of these records MeetUp.com - Have you joined a MeetUp group? Tell us about it!-Book clubs, hiking, foodies, STEM interests, taste wine, and more!-Pro Tip: Save the name of your new friend in your mobile with the name of the MeetUp where you met them. :) [especially if you're super social like, Patrice] Meet others based on your interests: books, professional development, animals, and more!Silent Book Club https://silentbook.club/A Novel Concept: Silent Book Clubs Offer Introverts A Space To Socialize via NPR-Shut Up & Read + then talk. :)Ukulele MeetUp, perhaps?Seattle Freeze -- is this actually a thing? Laura will find out.Shout out to Dallas Pets Alive -- Laura volunteers with this animal foster/adopt groupEd Tech Boston https://www.bostonedtech.org/ Women in the Enterprise https://www.westorg.org/ What suggestions do you have for packing, moving, and transitioning yourself and your stuff to a new location? Are you trying to build your local friend community? How are you finding friends as an adult? Share your story with us. messages sent by tweet, private message or email at invinofabulum@gmail.com Cheers!----In Vino Fabulum! In Wine, Story!Find the #InVinoFab podcast on Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, & Apple PodcastsTo subscribe and listen to the next episode of #InVinoFab on: https://invinofab.transistor.fm/subscribe https://twitter.com/invinofab with hashtag: #InVinoFabhttps://www.instagram.com/invinofab/ Email us to be a guest or share a topic suggestion? invinofabulum@gmail.com Connect with your co-hosts on Twitter:https://twitter.com/laurapasquini (she/her)https://twitter.com/profpatrice (she/her)
In our inaugural episode, we interview By the Sound Co-Host Aisha Hauser. She shares stories of resilience and courage in her struggles with faith, her sacrifices for love, and her search for community. Aisha then tells us about The F*ck It Diet, by Caroline Dooner. Finally, we take our first look at the Seattle Freeze. Episode 001 is hosted by Chelsea Alvarez, Aisha Hauser, and Sarah Mayes. Special thanks to amyk@iddesigned.com (mailto:amyk@iddesigned.com) , who brought our logo ideas to life. THANK YOU AMY!!! Please support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bythesound) and join our community! AS NOTED: Santana - Smooth ft. Rob Thomas (Official Video) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Whgn_iE5uc) Two Guys (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Guys) SEIU 775 (https://seiu775.org) Unitarian Universalist Association (https://www.uua.org) The F*ck It Diet, by Caroline Dooner (https://thefuckitdiet.com) The Body Is Not An Apology (https://thebodyisnotanapology.com) Health at Every Size (https://haescommunity.com) “Most people in Seattle are from somewhere else. So what does that say about the ‘Seattle Freeze’?” (https://tinyurl.com/rzmm9aa) by Gene Balk Demographer heartthrob, Gene Balk (https://tinyurl.com/svvt99d) Ijeoma Oluo (www.ijeomaoluo.com) Support this podcast
It's our 50th episode!! We spent the first 49 on the East Coast (mostly) but in this episode we leave the East Coast orgy scene behind and strike out for new adventures in the Pacific Northwest. We begin with the story of a failed blowjob challenge from Adam & Belle from the Swinging Outside the Lines podcast. We then tell you about some new couples who welcomed us to the West Coast when we came out to do some house-hunting. They say there's a thing called the "Seattle Freeze" but our experiences have been much...warmer. All the sexy details follow. There's no Kay's Corner on this episode (we need your questions!) but we did add some behind-the-scenes audio that will give you insight into our Top Secret pseudonym generation process. We hope you enjoy, and thanks again for supporting us for 50 Episodes!! Mentioned: Swinging Outside the Lines Travel News: Club Privata 16 NOV 2019 Temptation 14-17 FEB 2020 (see below for discount code) Desire 17-21 FEB 2020 Join us at Club Privata in Portland, Oregon on NOV 16 as we celebrate our birthdays and are joined by Adam & Belle From the Swinging Outside the Lines podcast!
Tony Black & Brit Moorer from KING 5 join us in studio to talk about the Seattle Freeze. What do you think, are people in Seattle not as friendly and outgoing as other cities?! Jake called us because his best friend stole a TV for his girlfriend. The problem is Jake's best friend's GF is now bragging to everyone about how expensive the TV was, and how it must've taken him forever to save up the money. Should Jake Let his friend's girlfriend Know that the TV was stolen, or should he Let It Go?! AND... all week we've been taking turns describing ourselves in to albums, today is Alabama's turn! Plus, two Dirty Little Secrets!kissfmseattle.cominstagram.com/carlamarieandanthony
It's Halloween time! Find out what Holly, Anna and Sara like about Halloween and maybe don't like so much. Would you go into a torture house for Halloween just for the thrill? Is the Seattle Freeze a real thing? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/underqual-mastersofnone/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/underqual-mastersofnone/support
The "Seattle Freeze" is real! How did we get there and how do we thaw to become real again? Only one thing can break through the loneliness, isolation and individualism that so dominates our region... community!
The "Seattle Freeze" is real! How did we get there and how do we thaw to become real again? Only one thing can break through the loneliness, isolation and individualism that so dominates our region... community!
Do you know what the Seattle Freeze is? Have you experienced it? You know -- the lack of willingness to go out, meet others and actually open up? Did you know that it seems to be unique to Seattle? I'll share a few stories about my experiences in Seattle as compared to other locations, as well as some of my friends with similar experiences.If you've encountered the Seattle Freeze, I'd love to hear your story!
Hebrews 13:1-3 One of the most overlooked commandments in the Bible is “be hospitable.” Jesus lived out hospitality and the New Testament writers continually bring it up. There is something about it that connects with the heart of God, something that every human being longs for – and for us who live in a Seattle Freeze culture – it is life-giving! The post Be Hospitable appeared first on Pine Lake Covenant Church.
Hebrews 13:1-3 One of the most overlooked commandments in the Bible is “be hospitable.” Jesus lived out hospitality and the New Testament writers continually bring it up. There is something about it that connects with the heart of God, something that every human being longs for – and for us who live in a Seattle Freeze culture – it is life-giving! The post Be Hospitable appeared first on Pine Lake Covenant Church.
Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Tre Flowers joins Cliff Avril and Jason Puckett to talk about the chicken sandwich war, his position roles on the team and expectations for his sophomore season, the Seattle Freeze and people in the city.
This week the Mort Squad convenes to discuss National Park conspiracies, consensus reality, melon analogies, staircases, disappearances, everyone's obsession with the Seattle Freeze, hot ass summertime, and a whole bunch of other stuff. This week's breaks are "Lipstick" by Ariel Pink and "Hacker" by Death Grips. Subscribe to Mortville!
Singer songwriter Lily Frost is one in a million. She's funny, super talented, insightful, and an absolute blast to have on the show. Lily's new record Retro Moderne drops June 7, and we chat about it before getting into the songs that make her skin vibrate, along with all the topics that arise from them - Joni Mitchell's grumpiness, The Dirts, Pinochet, guys who sing in falsetto, the Seattle Freeze, The Jerky Boys, and the criticality of 'the swell'. Then we talk about random unrelated stuff for the last portion of the show. Frost's playlist: Jeff Buckley - Lilac Wine Jennifer Castle - Sailing Away Patrick Watson - Lighthouse Ray Lamontagne - My Own Way Lhasa de Sela - El Desierto Chopin - Nocturne #1 in B Flat Minor Frazey Ford - I'm Done Staples Singers - Will The Circle be Unbroken
Greg, Brian, and Colin talk "vigilante justice" and the escalating rhetoric employed against the unhoused, and the latest evidence from the Seattle Times that the Seattle Freeze is a force of nature. Subscribe for access to all our premium episodes. https://www.patreon.com/seattlesucks
Natalie and Brandon discuss the infamous Seattle Freeze.
Welcome back! We are at it with the interviews again this week, kicking it off just right. Tune in to the entire episode! After rockin' the single status like a diamond ring for nearly 10 years, Ranny Kang knows the consequences of swiping right, what it feels like to be ghosted and has had her fair share of romantic rendezvous and global escapades. As a Pacific Northwest native, Ranny learned how to navigate gracefully through societal norms and expectations, witnessed the rise of hook-up culture and successfully broke through the world of dating in a city infamously known for “The Seattle Freeze.” While her friends were getting married and having kids, she decided to birth 30-Something And Single—a short-film that inspired a podcast cut short by an unexpected relationship. With her fair share of heartbreaks, Ranny offers an honest perspective and transformative approach towards dating and relationships. By imparting advice, insight and wisdom from personal experience, her purpose is to empower both men and women to become the best versions of themselves while manifesting the perfect partner that is in alignment with their spiritual growth. When Ranny isn't coaching, conversing with a random stranger, traveling, teaching yoga or serving sushi and sake, she can be found nurturing the relationship with her honey—living proof that she's doing something right. LINKS BELOW! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rannykang Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rannykangcoaching Email - rannykangcoaching@gmail.com
How do you find love in the gloomy city of Seattle. Does the Seattle Freeze really exist? Somehow Tech Tom, Jeffster, Cindy and Deanna all found each other but what about the dating scene? How do you date in a city so techy that no one looks up from their screen. Does love exist in the greyest city of the Pacific Northwest? Ugh, it's been tough. Hey are you single? Than maybe you should give us a listen.Follow us!Twitter: @deannacruz @jeffgallmusicInstagram: @deannacruz @jeffgallmusic @cindyfadden @noisemageEmail: cruzdeanna@gmail.com
Seattle has transformed from a logging town into one of the most desirable cities in the USA. But for newcomers, it can be difficult to meet new people. It's a phenomenon known to the locals as “the Seattle Freeze.” In this episode of “The Special,” we meet Zac Reynolds, a chef using unique flavors to spark conversations among customers at his restaurant Cook Weaver. We hear from Reynolds about his use of diverse ingredients, including locally-made Ethiopian Injera, and how he puts his own spin on Eurasian fusion food. Along the way, we tour Seattle's pop culture museum, fishing ports and a pinball arcade. We'll sit with culture makers from the neighborhood as chef Zac Reynolds prepares dishes featuring injera. BMW's first ever X7 inspired “The Special” by bringing together a new collaboration between two expert storytellers — The New York Times's T Brand Studio and The Infatuation for the first time. Together, they examine culture and food in a way that only they can.
Gina Alibrio is a New Hampshire native and Musical Theatre graduate of Emerson College. As such, she has been performing regularly in the New England music scene for over a decade. Gina has been a lead and back-up vocalist in several collectives, including The Amorphous Band, The Jackleg Preachers, Richard James & the Namechangers, and John Powhida & the International Airport (the 2011 WBCN Rock N’ Roll Rumble Champions). She spent two years in Seattle, Washington working with producer Gwen Jones of Allikat records, and she formed the band Acadia Slideshow with West Coast singer-songwriter Justin Froese. She has taught vocal instruction at the Midcoast School of Music for three years. Currently, she fronts the Portland funk supergroup The Red Eye Flight Crew, featuring members of the bands Model Airplane, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, Rustic Overtones, and Jaw Gems.
Another week another show! On episode 5 of Back 2 Besa I bring on Seattle “Trap God” Key Porter to talk about the benefits of Cannabis, legalizing Cannabis, “Seattle Freeze,” gentrification, Comic books, Central District Culture, Trump messing with your good earned money, dating in Seattle and so much more!Check out episode 5 of Back 2 Besa below, or check if out on the iHeart Radio app! And until next time check me out on social media @Naybesa P.S. We were high as sh*t in this episode lmfao! Have fun, because we sure did.
Join me as I welcome Christopher Davies who is Founder of Pondhr which is based on the foundation of the principle of unlearning the way we think. We chat about the importance of getting real whether it’s in business or dating life. For local Seattle folks, please explore his website for unique and refreshing ways in how to defrost Seattle.
It's the third episode of what the hell is up and my little heart is cheered that you're here to listen, get cozy, and wonder...what the hell is up with hygge and does it have the power to warm up this darn Seattle freeze? Some of these thoughts were inspired by my reading of "The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living" by Meik Wiking Featuring a cozy, coffee shop conversation with Sarah-Ann Moh and music from Olie G (featuring Callan Moore). Friends, if you have any feedback or thoughts about my podcast, I'd sure love to hear. Thanks a heap for listening! Peace, love, and hygge, Claire --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Inveterate hockey fans Jackson Taylor and Doug Abbott swung by the bookstore late at night to rap about the soon-to-be-named NHL team everyone expects to be playing home games in Seattle Center by 2020 or 2021. They discussed the importance of alliteration, clever regional wordplay, and, of course, callbacks to historical team names and local landmarks. Early candidates like "The Seattle Freeze" and "The Cascadia Kraken" were examined but ultimately discarded for the consensus top choices, which the Oak Group should immediately trademark and pursue.
Payne and Gottlieb return to the crime scene to understand what happened and to chase down a 16-year-old lead.
Hosts Nick Jarin and Dyer Oxley start things off with a look at the top gadgets from CES, a splashy introduction to Netflix’s Altered Carbon, and some exciting Black Panther headlines in the news section. Next, Dyer digs into the history and causes of the dreaded Seattle Freeze. Nick quizzes Dyer on another type of Freeze and then pays off the quiz bet from the last magazine episode by giving his reaction to Supernatural. 3:25 -- Consumer Electronics Show8:30 -- Altered Carbon15:00 -- Black Panther20:30 -- Feature: The Seattle Freeze42:50 -- Quiz: Mr. Freeze quotes52:00 -- Payoff: Nick on SupernaturalSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/nwnerd)
Today there is talk of attempting full beast mode, Seattle stylings and The Department of Justice.BILL WITHERS, Use Me//JOHN LEGEND W/ THE ROOTS, Hard Times//BLOCKHEAD, Tupac Jackets//www.limberwolfmusic.com
Let's be real, Seattle is cold and grey 75% of the year. Since nobody wants to go outside, where do you meet people? The "Seattle Freeze" is a real thing. Join the discussion with Frank and Smurf
Introducing our go-to guy, Ulises Mark Chavez is the visionary leader and creator ofengaygeNOW & engaygeSEATTLE! Having grown up in Los Angeles, California, Mark got an early start with making social connections, and using his entrepreneurial spirit to bring others together in social settings.Mark moved to Seattle in 2009, where he immediately become involved in the LGBTA community. With his development of Gay People in Seattle (GPiS), a social networking group that hosts monthly mixers at local restaurants in the Puget Sound area, Mark started bringing people together in the hopes of breaking the “Seattle Freeze” stigma. Mark has over twenty years of event planning experience, between Los Angeles and Seattle. He also has over eighteen years of project management experience, and is also a well-known community volunteer. Being fluent in English, Spanish, and conversational French, Mark has been able to bring our community even closer together, ensuring that all in our community feel welcome and accepted.Mark’s love for travel, the arts, food, the local and surrounding community, has been a huge inspiration in his growth and development as a social connector. With engaygeNOW-SEATTLE, Mark’s desire is to use his passion for networking in order to help others make social and professional connections in Seattle, that will last a lifetime.ENGAYGENOWhttp://www.engaygenow.com/Mission: engaygeNOW, your preferred Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Ally (LGBTA) travel social group designed to spark long lasting friendships while exploring the world through hosted group travel.· Launched in 2014ENGAYGESEATTLE (FACEBOOK)https://www.facebook.com/engaygeSEATTLEMission: engaygeSEATTLE is a LGBTA social group created to overcome the infamous “Seattle Freeze” by helping people within the Seattle community with building stronger and longer lasting relationships. With every connection and every event we’re part of we look for opportunities to help guests and new friends connect.Through the planning of a variety of LGBTA events we create opportunities for people with similar interests to share new experiences and start building a stronger connection with the local LGBTA community, which includes you.· Launched in 2014GPIS (FACEBOOK)https://www.facebook.com/groups/gpiseattle/· Launched in 2009· Members: 2.800+
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