This week on the podcast Jerry and Bob talk about the different generations of families at the Pike Place Market.  Some of which still work with each other, some have retired, others are in the process of handing the business over.  No matter what the case may be, they all have stories to tell.  Let’s Listen.

This week on the Podcast Jerry and Bob go Down Under! Not to Australia but underneath the Pike Place Market.  The Down Under encompass 6 levels beneath the cobblestones of the Market.  With an array of shops and stores.   Everything from sasquatch hats to a barbershop.  The Down Under is full of surprises. Let's Listen!

This week on the podcast Jerry and Bob hit the streets and and attended the annual Sunset Supper at Pike Place.  That is the largest annual fundraiser, and this year the Market Foundation raised $415,000.  Amidst all of the fund raising, there is good food and entertainment!  We talk to some of the patrons and vendors to give you the scoop on what the Sunset Supper is all about!  let's listen!

    This week on the Podcast Jerry and Bob talk tourist.  The Pike Place Market is known for many attractions, all of which keep tourists coming back year after.  James from the Information Booth located on 1st and Pike, gives us some insight into what many of the folks down here are looking for.  We also talk to some tourists themselves and they tell us some stories and tips for getting around the Market.  Our last guest on the show is Nick Setten, he has been with Savor Seattle food tours for eight years and knows a thing or two about the market, we get to hear a little of is story, and he also tells us some of his favorite things at the market. Lets listen!

  The market is known for many things.  Choices of food being one of them.  not only does the market host an array of unique restaurant and food stalls, but is also home to one of the larger food banks in Seattle.  No matter who you are, or what you are looking for, the Pike Place Market makes sure its community is fed and nourished.  

This week on the Pike Place Podcast, Host Jerry Antush and Producer Bob Trombley visit with some Pike Place Market residents. A varied group explain how residents have each others back, a women tells how peanut butter made her fall in love with the Market when she was a girl and some times serendipity get you to the Market. Also learn how the Heritage House keeps people in the community when they need some assistance.. Pike Place Podcast needs HELP to save The SHOWBOX !!!!!!!!!! Email Councilwoman Sally Bagshaw and give her a piece of your mind [email protected] 

This week on the Podcast,  Jerry and Bob talk Rummage Hall. “What is the Rummage Hall?  Who shops there?”.  All that and more as we talk to Tanna, who has been part of the Rummage Hall since the 90’s. Mark Brady, the owner of Rummage Around and longtime member of the Rummage community.  And we also hear why the Rummage Hall is so popular from members of the market community!

This week on the Podcast Jerry and Bob discuss the Pike Place Market community.  Join us as we talk to Jim Fotheringham and Patrice Demombynes,  longstanding owners and operators of the Virginia Inn.  The Mother of the Market Sharon Shaw tells us about herself and what the safety net is all about.  Later in the show, Rob from the Crumpet Shop and some market visitors explain their definition of community.

Marketologist Jerry Antush and Producer Bob Trombley, give an account of the meanings, motives, and madness behind the Pike Place Podcast.  Julia child, Howard Schultz, Chris Cornell, Former Mayor Charles Royer and Grunge!!!!!!!    All on the 1st Pike Place Podcast