Live in Everett Podcast

This week on the podcast we sat down with Eric Smith, owner of Bayside Bikes in downtown Everett. Eric shares what it's like running a small business in downtown and his tips for biking around the city.

This week on the podcast we sat down with one of Funko's marketing guru's and Funko Funkast host Chris Sully. Purveyors of Pop Culture, Funko opened up their flagship HQ in downtown Everett in the summer of 2017. Originally founded here 20 years ago, they've continued to impact the community with their quirky pops and fun personality.

This week on the podcast we sat down with Everett historian, Gene Fosheim. Gene is the author of Milltown Boy, was the president of the Everett Museum of History, and is a founding member of Historic Everett.

Step back in time and discover the roots of Everett and what's happening with the new Everett Museum of History that will be opening in downtown Everett.

This week we sat down with Seattle Music Insider's Christine Mitchell. Christine is a writer and photographer who chooses to stand against the norm and cover the Everett music scene, documenting shows and movements that no one else is acknowledging.

Tune in to hear how she squeezes in at the front of crowds and why she loves Everett culture.

This week on the podcast we sat down with the Port of Everett's Acting CEO Lisa Lefeber. An exciting topic among Everett residents, Lisa unpacks the new developments at the Waterfront Plaza. In the midst of these new builds, the Port is celebrating its 100th birthday with a variety of events and a special printed history book.

This week on the podcast we sat down with three ladies from the Jet City Roller Derby: Nikki, Helana, and Tia, aka Harley Spin, Chicklets Rock, and Impaler Moon. Tougher than nails and lovers of beer, these hardcore ladies are fanatics when it comes to body injuries and racing around tracks.

Get ready to laugh it up, or they'll bust your jaw. Just kidding...or are we?

This week we sat down with Everett entrepreneur Grant Harrington with the Snohomish Running Company, organizer behind the new We Are Everett 5k. A proud Washingtonian, Grant oozes excitement for Everett and its potential to thrive. He also thinks HGTV needs to make a pitstop here asap.

What is the We Are Everett 5k? Well it's a race, and a concert, and a street fair, and...well...listen to the podcast to get the whole scoop.

This week on the podcast we sat down with local business owner Taylor Xavier from Whiskey Knits. A California transplant still adjusting to the rain, Taylor not only knits like a pro but also dyes yarn to sell. When not knitting, she also hits up local joints as a poet.

This week we sat down with Erin Monroe, the CEO of Workforce Snohomish. Just like the name sounds, Workforce Snohomish works with Snohomish County residents and employers to help fill and train the workforce. Offering a variety of services through their WorkSource Centers, over 15,000 people were served in 2017.