Tim Hunter Talks With....

Norm lets us know the museum is re-opening tomorrow with restrictions and limitations, but hey, it's OPEN!

Sian (pronounced 'Shawn') uses her wonderful accent to tell us about an amazing dog rescue effort that was born here in the northwest.

John is wrapping up a lifetime here in Everett. He talks about the city when he was growing up and the massive inventory clearance event he has going on at his store right now, through the end of the year. Pedigo Piano has been in Everett for 66 years!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so you'll be seeing lots of pink on I-5 on October 17th. Why?  Tracy Hill explains. If you'd like to join in, visit www.makingstrideswalk.org/EverettWA

KRKO's Morning Mouth chats with Mandy Lincoln from the Mariners about the M's "Seat Fleet!"

Tim chats with his long-time radio buddy, Stan Orchard, who attended the Seattle Pop Music Festival in the Summer of '69, in Woodinville, Washington. It was basically the rehearsal for Woodstock, right here in the Pacific Northwest.

With their big Freedom Festival Parade canceled due to COVID, Bothell is trying something different this year.

The honorable Jon Nehring tells us about the Marysville 4th of July celebration, with one of the few fireworks demonstrations in the area.

KRKO's Morning Mouth catches up with his long-time radio brother and new American citizen, Pedro Bartes.

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