The Sno-Isle Co-Op is more than a downtown (healthy) grocery store. It's a cultural hub that celebrates local quality, art, education and community. Also, it's a dang good lunch spot (and their beer selection is on the money) The Co-Op's outreach and marketing coordinator, Leah Scates joins us to chat about what the Co-Op is, what they do, and why it matters for our community.

We also discuss how she experiences Everett's changing cultural landscape, as a longtime resident and service industry veteran who knows just about everyone.

Tune in for a fun listen with a bunch of bad jokes.

How do we address and wrestle with the cognitive dissonance of wanting a healthy, vibrant and safe community, while simultaneously caring for, and trying to understand those dealing with addiction and mental illness?

In our interview with Hil Kaman, the City of Everett's Public Health and Safety Director we discuss these questions, and learn all about what the Mayor's office is doing to make Everett a safer place for us all.

How do we address and wrestle with the cognitive dissonance of wanting a healthy, vibrant and safe community, while simultaneously caring for, and trying to understand those dealing with addiction and mental illness?

In our interview with Hil Kaman, the City of Everett's Public Health and Safety Director we discuss these questions, and learn all about what the Mayor's office is doing to make Everett a safer place for us all.

Part two of this two part run with local artist Elizabeth Person. Tune to to hear all of her deepest, darkest, secrets.

Elizabeth Person is a prolific Everett artist and illustrator who is also the mind behind our beloved art series, Sketchy Everett. She stopped by the pod and we got to pick her artist brain on art, Everett, and a bunch of other cool stuff. Note: this is a two part episode, this is part one.

Everett's best unmarkatble band, Oliver Elf Army stops by the pod to chat about music, Everett and more.

Maxwell Mooney opened up Narrative Coffee as a pop-up coffee cart in the Wetmore Theatre Plaza and proceeded to slay it by serving up excellent coffee backed by outstanding service. Now, he's set to open a brick and mortar shop in Downtown this summer. Tune in to hear us talk coffee, what it's like to open a business in Everett, shifting cultural tides and more. Also, big news folks, Maxwell finally drops his opening date here. Hear it first on the Live in Everett Podcast.

Everett's radical business woman, Hot Rod Heidi joins us on the pod to discuss Everett, Tattoos, 'Down Dating,' Hot Rods and more.

In today's episode we talk with Brad Heyne. Brad moved to Everett 9 years ago from Florida, he manages Silvercup Coffee in downtown Everett, he is on the City of Everett's Cultural Arts Commission, and plays keys and sings in local band TELLERS.

An introduction to the podcast: what you can expect, how to engage with the podcast, and who the heck these 2 dudes hosting it are.