After a wildly successful but terribly short trial run, Molly Moon’s mini-moons (4.5 ounces) are coming to all 79 Taco Time Northwest locations this summer. We discussed the partnership of two Seattle favorites with founder and CEO Molly Moon Neitzel … Continue reading →

With Kevin’s new role in the WNBA now official, we wanted to provide clarity on the future of the Peltoncast as we head into a hiatus as well as celebrate Tristan being voted podcast MVP for the second consecutive year. … Continue reading →

A jubilant episode starts by breaking down the latest on NBA expansion after the league’s board of governors voted unanimously to begin considering bids for teams in Seattle and Las Vegas with the Kraken ready to make their case. We … Continue reading →

The NBA is reportedly heading toward a key decision on expansion with Las Vegas and Seattle as the two cities under consideration. We discuss how excited to get before lamenting Italy’s exit from the World Baseball Classic in the semifinals, … Continue reading →

After Italy beat the host USA in the World Baseball Classic, anything is possible, but maybe not a UW men’s basketball run through the Big Ten tournament. We discuss the state of the program and look at where women’s hoops … Continue reading →

After a power-outage hiatus, we’re back with the Portland episode of the pod (but not really). We toast to Torrent Olympic (and SNL) star Hilary Knight before looking at UW women’s basketball heading into the Big Ten tournament, being influenced … Continue reading →

This week’s Peltoncast gets nihilistic about shakeups (or mixups?) in the Seattle coaching ranks as the Seahawks have a surprise new offensive coordinator and UW football is moving on from its OC. Before that, we look at an encouraging update … Continue reading →

To celebrate 500 weekly episodes of the Peltoncast, we look back at highlights dating back to our first episode in 2013. Our clips showcase the Seahawks’ pair of Super Bowl runs, Kalen DeBoer coming and going from UW football, our … Continue reading →

Tristan tells us what it was like to be at the Seahawks’ celebration of winning Super Bowl LX before we get down to our regular weekly pod, including M’s hot takes on how 2026 could be historic, another check-in on … Continue reading →

It didn’t have to be close for the Seahawks as they won their second Super Bowl in franchise history, beating the New England Patriots 29-13 behind a dominant defensive performance and an MVP turn from running back Ken Walker III. … Continue reading →