Mark Mullet, a successful entrepreneur, former Washington State Senator, and current candidate for the City of Issaquah Mayor, sits down with Geoff Walker for a varied and interesting conversation on the Uncle Goof Podcast. Take a listen.

This episode features the Mayor of the City of Issaquah, Washington, Mary Lou Pauly. Mayor Pauly is a dedicated leader with a deep passion for building community and fostering meaningful connections.

In this conversation, we’ll explore how she’s cultivated relationships with constituents, collaborated with leaders from neighboring communities, and worked tirelessly to make Issaquah an even better place to live. It’s an inspiring look at leadership, connection, and the power of community.

Today’s episode is a special one. I’m sitting down with Brent Camalich, the founder and CEO of Dude. Be. Nice. — a lifestyle brand that’s all about inspiring kindness, building community, and making a positive impact. Brent’s story is full of passion, hustle, and heart, and I can’t wait for you to hear how a simple idea turned into a movement that’s changing lives. We’ll dive into his journey, the power of connection, and how small acts of kindness can lead to something way bigger than we ever imagine. So, grab your coffee, sit back, and enjoy this conversation with the one and only Brent Camalich!

For nearly four decades, Rick has been the voice of the Seattle Mariners, painting vivid pictures with his words and bringing the ballpark to life for fans everywhere.

He’s built a career rooted in passion, perseverance, and the power of connection. We’ll talk about his journey to the broadcast booth, his deep love for the game, and how building meaningful relationships with other broadcasters, players, colleagues, and the community has been at the heart of it all.

Alongside the late, great Dave Henderson, Rick co-founded Toys for Kids, a charity dedicated to providing gifts and hope to children in need during the holiday season. It’s just one example of how Rick has built a career centered around not only his passion for baseball but also his commitment to giving back and creating meaningful relationships with people across all walks of life.

Today I'm excited to be chatting with Blake Lewis. You probably remember Blake as the runner-up from Season 6 of American Idol, where his beatboxing skills and unique sound left a lasting impression. But that’s just one part of his journey.

Blake is a true artist—constantly evolving as a musician, producer, and performer. In this episode, we’ll talk about his current projects, his Idol experience, his creative process, and how building relationships and collaborating with artists and fans have shaped his career. It’s a fun, inspiring conversation with plenty of stories you won’t want to miss.

Today’s guest is Pete Moran, an incredibly talented marketer and creative force who thrives on a challenge. Pete has worked with some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment, and business, constantly pushing the boundaries with his innovative approach to marketing, events, and spectacular stunts.

Currently, Pete is making waves at Best Day Brewing, where he’s bringing the same level of energy and impact to the non-alcoholic beer market as he once did with Red Bull, where he played a key role in building the brand. An entrepreneur through and through—and just an all-around great guy—I’m excited to talk about Pete’s journey, insights, and what he’s up to now.

Michael Olmstead is the Chief Visionary Officer at e2k Events and Entertainment, a powerhouse in event production. In addition to the numerous humanitarian and culturally relevant events, he has produced more events and shows for the NFL than anyone else in history, which is no small feat!

Michael’s journey began with his parents, who ran camps for dancers, baton twirlers, drum majors, and other entertainers. Michael grew it into the largest organization on the West Coast for cheerleading, drill, mascot, and drum major camps and competitions. Now, Michael’s passion lies in using events to drive positive change, focusing on education, climate action, and a greater sense of humanity.

As the founder of House of AKD and Angela King Designs, Angela has spent more than 35 years designing cutting-edge uniforms for professional dancers and cheerleaders across the nation. Angela is also one of the original members of the San Francisco 49ers Gold Rush dance team, making her a pioneer in the cheerleading community.

Isaac played five years of Division One football at Washington State University, where he shined on the field. Beyond sports, he’s always had a creative spark. Now based in Los Angeles, Isaac is carving out a unique path for himself—working in tech, modeling, and building a career in music.

Welcome to the Uncle Goof Podcast. I will be posting episodes where I'm having conversations with various guests talking about networking, mentorship, and sharing stories about various personal and professional relationships.