This week we sat down with our bro Ryan Crowther, head of the Everett Music Initiative (EMI). Usually seen strolling the streets of downtown walking from meeting to meeting, RC is the brain behind Everett's biggest music festival Fisherman's Village as well organizer of a lot of shows showcasing local bands and bands from afar.

Tune in to find out where this random photo of Tyler is, and what's next for EMI.

This week on the podcast Garret and Henry sat down with the CEO of Compass Health, Tom Sebastian. Compass Health is a local non-profit that works in the realm of mental health with several facilities across the region featuring in-patient and out-patient services.

Tune in the hear what Tom think's Everett needs (an interesting answer!) and what his hope for what Everett's future could be.

This week on the podcast we sat down with our dear friend Michelle Bruto da Costa, a Mortgage Loan Originator at HomeBridge Financial Services. Michelle is a rock star going on her 18th year in the industry and has just been recognized in the top 1% of loan originators in the country for the fourth year in a row. Daaaang girl.

Allow yourself to laugh your woes away by listening to Michelle's contagious laughter and optimism for future home buyers in Everett, as well as her hidden talent of finding the best food spots.

This week on the podcast we sat down with the General Manager of Farms & Market, Alicia Moreno. Grand Avenue's newest tenant, Farms & Market is year-round interior farmers market and cafe nestled in the same area as Choux Choux Bakery.

Tune in to hear the business structure of Farms & Market (as we have all been wondering) and Garret's exciting home-life news.

This week on the podcast, Henry J. and Tyler sat down with the band Sleepover Club, featuring Everettites Sierra, Katee, and Sid. The cool kids of Everett, Sleepover Club just signed with a label and has their first single out now.

Tune in to hear the troubles of an underage band and their new single at the end of the show.

This week on the podcast we sat down with Daily Everett Herald reporter Rikki King. Rikki covers a variety of subjects depending on the craziness of the day, but spends a lot of time reporting on crime and street level issues.

This week on the podcast we sat down with Washington State University Everett's Chancellor Paul Pitre. A faculty member in the College of Education, Pitre came to Everett to help the new WSU initiative.

This week on the podcast we sat down with Everett Community College's Vice President of College Advancement John Olson. So what does John's title mean? Whatever he wants! But seriously, Olson spends his time in the community rallying public and private support for EvCC.

This week on the podcast we sat down with the 2nd half of the Mattson clan, Joshua Mattson. A local maker, Joshua crafts journals with live wood covers which are then sold by his company BookGrain.

This week on the podcast we sat down with our good friend Kimberly Mattson (formerly Williams), an Everett based illustrator and artist. Kim has worked in several different city of Everett departments as a graphic designer, including Everett Transit and Everett Parks and Rec.