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The Snohomish Podcast Network is a growing lineup of podcasts from Snohomish County—built around community, collaboration, and helping local shows grow.

  1. Oct 20

    Volume 5 Chapter 3: Making New Memories in Familiar Places

    What if a place could honor your favorite memories while giving you room to make new ones? For Wayne Mascotti, that idea is at the heart of F.R.E.D's—a new business in the familiar space that holds decades of Snohomish stories. The owner of Cathouse Pizza joins us to share how he and his family found their way to town, why its people kept them here, and how an unexpected opportunity became a deeply intentional undertaking. From tributes to the people who came before to nostalgic touches alongside a vision of his own, Wayne shares his approach to honoring the history of F.R.E.D’s while creating something new. It’s a story about food, friendship, and making room for the memories still ahead. Snohomish Storytellers is a program of the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, a nonprofit Main Street organization working to preserve, promote, and strengthen the heart of Snohomish. Through conversations with the people who shape our community, the podcast celebrates our shared history, local identity, and the stories still being written. Learn more at historicdowntownsnohomish.org and follow along on Instagram at @snohodowntown

    Volume 5 Chapter 3: Making New Memories in Familiar Places

  2. Oct 13

    Five Flaming Paper Bags: Vote No on Snohomish's Charter Amendments

    In this episode of The Um, Sir Podcast, Emily and Demi Chatters, District 2 Commissioner on the Snohomish County Charter Review Commission, break down the five charter amendments on the November ballot (or as they'd put it, five flaming paper bags on your doorstep) and deliver one simple message: don't touch them, vote no on all of them. Demi recounts how a developer-funded PAC helped conservatives sweep 11 of 15 commission seats in a low-turnout election, plus the delightful hire of a developer lobbying firm's vice president (and cousin of a sitting commissioner) as commission clerk. She challenged it, and was told to "keep this in the family." Cool. The through-line: this is a local version of Project 2025. "Project 42" (Washington is the 42nd state, very clever), a coordinated effort that killed every community-driven proposal, from ranked choice voting to real contract transparency. Demi and her three non-PAC-funded colleagues filed a formal letter of dissent that no media touched. All politics is local, your vote matters, and the whole thing lands somewhere between civic education and two politico friends laughing so they don't cry. Remember to VOTE! Check your ballot and status at Votewa.gov Find a ballot Drop Box (It's the most reliable way to get your vote counted) at the Washington State Secretary of State's Website HERE. And reach out for other ways to get involved and spread the word!

  3. Sep 15

    Volume 5 Chapter 2: The Story of Showing Up

    What if the best way to find your community is simply to show up for it? Since moving to Snohomish nearly a decade ago, Kelli Toomey has continually found ways to get involved—from owning a small business on First Street and becoming a local realtor to supporting community events, youth programs, education, and HDSA. Today, she serves as co-chair of HDSA’s Fostering Community Committee, a role that feels practically written for who she is and what she values. In this chapter of Snohomish Storytellers, we explore outreach through Kelli’s experiences connecting people, inviting participation, and helping others find their place in the community. Kelli believes volunteering is one of the best ways to meet people, build lasting relationships, and discover where you belong—and her story shows what can happen when we choose to show up. Snohomish Storytellers is a program of the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, a nonprofit Main Street organization working to preserve, promote, and strengthen the heart of Snohomish. Through conversations with the people who shape our community, the podcast celebrates our shared history, local identity, and the stories still being written. Learn more at historicdowntownsnohomish.org and follow along on Instagram at @snohodowntown

    Volume 5 Chapter 2: The Story of Showing Up

  4. Aug 26

    Falling Into Ditches & Other Leadership Strategies

    In this episode, Emily shares her greatest professional bloopers. From the now infamous "welcome to be here" podcast flub to rambling about ditches on the House of Representatives Floor. She reveals how these cringe-worthy moments accidentally became her superpower. Spoiler: The secret to building community isn’t being perfect, it’s being real (even when that means laughing at yourself). A hilarious and heartfelt reminder that our mess is what makes us human.

  5. Aug 18

    Volume 5 Chapter 1: Snohomish in Bloom with Alicia Schwede

    Season 5 of the Snohomish Storytellers Podcast is officially in bloom! In our season premiere, Sheila and Maygen sit down with Alicia Schwede, floral designer, educator, and owner of Fleurs Creative in Downtown Snohomish. Alicia shares how she fell in love with Snohomish, built a 26-year career in the floral industry, and created a downtown studio centered around teaching, creativity, and bringing people together. We also get the inside scoop on Snohomish in Bloom, a brand-new event coming to Downtown Snohomish on September 12th. Alicia shares how a simple idea to “decorate First Street in flowers” has grown into a community-wide celebration featuring floral art installations, local vendors, classes, a dahlia show, and more. Tune in for a conversation about flowers, entrepreneurship, community collaboration, and finding new ways to make Downtown Snohomish bloom. Snohomish Storytellers is a program of the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, a nonprofit Main Street organization working to preserve, promote, and strengthen the heart of Snohomish. Through conversations with the people who shape our community, the podcast celebrates our shared history, local identity, and the stories still being written. Learn more at historicdowntownsnohomish.org and follow along on Instagram at @snohodowntown

    Volume 5 Chapter 1: Snohomish in Bloom with Alicia Schwede

  6. Aug 6

    Almost Live! August Primary Election Watch Party

    Emily and her guest Sam Minter go almost live for primary election night, breaking down Michigan’s tight Democratic Senate race (El-Sayed vs. Stevens), Washington’s local battles from state Legislative Districts on the west and east side of the state, to Supreme Court contests, and the tension between voting your conscience or strategizing—plus real-time reactions to turnout, levy wins, and why independent candidates rarely work in WA. Check out your ballot status in Washington State - Vote.Wa.Gov Bill Phillips Commentary on National races - Facebook Democrats Confront Their New Tea Party Reality- Huffington Post Washington state primary election results 2026 - Seattle Times El-Sayed and Stevens Project Party Unity After Divisive Race - New York Times

  7. Jul 23

    Lettuce Remember - the Real Lesson Behind Real Food

    The recent Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce made headlines, but this episode isn't really about lettuce. It's about the food system we've built. In this episode of the Market Maven Podcast, I explore the hidden journey our food takes from field to fork, why large-scale outbreaks happen, and what we learned during the pandemic that so many of us seem to have forgotten. We talk about the people behind our food, from farmworkers harvesting in extreme conditions to the scientists, inspectors, and public health professionals working behind the scenes to keep our food supply safe. We'll also dive into the rise of health misinformation, the value of knowing where your food comes from, and why supporting local farmers isn't just about shopping small. It's about building a more transparent, resilient, and connected food system. This isn't an anti-grocery store conversation. It's an invitation to ask better questions about the food we eat, the people who produce it, and the choices we make every time we fill our shopping carts. Because every purchase is more than a transaction - It's a vote for the kind of food system we want to build.

  8. Jul 22

    For You, From Us: The Soccer Summer Finale

    We made it — the finale. In the last episode of From Pitch to Puget Sound, Kyle and Emily recap the ride and say a proper thank you to the people who made this soccer summer feel local in Snohomish County and across the Puget Sound. This series was never just about the matches. It was about the group chats, the watch parties, the car rides, the “wait, what’s offside?” moments — and the feeling of showing up together. You’ll also hear the “game behind the game”: how years of planning, coordination, and invisible work made fan zones and community events possible, with a return to Dylan Ordoñez on what the local organizing committee actually does (and doesn’t do). Then we land on the simplest way to keep the energy alive: make it local — go to a match, invite one person, and support the legacy projects that make soccer easier to enter. We close with a salute from Peter Hattrup and one final question for you: what do you want to carry forward — a moment, a tradition, a community, a reason to show up? Seattle FIFA World Cup 26™Everett FC UPSL Snohomish Sky FCSnohomish United USL WSnohoimsh United USL 2 Listen to From Pitch To Puget Sound Follow From Pitch to Puget Sound on your favorite podcast app. Sign up for our newsletter with important links from the show. Presented by the Snohomish Podcast Network. History of Soccer is courtesy of Washington State Legends of Soccer. Disclaimer: This podcast is an independent production and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to FIFA or the FIFA World Cup. Theme Music from: https://pixabay.com/music/rock-sport-sports-rock-music-368012/

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The Snohomish Podcast Network is a growing lineup of podcasts from Snohomish County—built around community, collaboration, and helping local shows grow.

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  • Creator
    Snohomish Podcast Network
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    361
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    Explicit
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