Spokane is Downtown Downtown Spokane

We're joined by cheese monger, wine-slinger, and overall rad human being, Amber Park. In this episode, Amber gives us a peek into her world as a lover of finer things and being the owner of downtown's own Wanderlust Delicato.

Samantha Fetters and Jesse McCauley own Petunia & Loomis, the wonderfully odd shop in downtown that features an intriguing mix of bizarre and macabre oddities and antiques. We dive into their affinity for the strange and how their shop is constantly filled with new and interesting items...

Sisters Erin Corder-Brown and Emily Barbour, owners of Do It With Soul in downtown Spokane’s West End District, describe their eclectic clothing shop as a peek into their closets. In this episode we get to learn more about how their paths lead them to be innovators and entrepreneurs in the vintage and reworked clothing world.

You can't talk about what makes downtown Spokane awesome without mentioning the local brewery scene. In this episode we're joined by Dave Basaraba of Mountain Lakes Brewing and Bill Powers of Brick West Brewing to have some suds with our buds and dive into the state of local beer, the culture of tasting rooms, and more.

Spokane Arts joins us at the table as we speak with Melissa Huggins and Shantell Jackson to learn about the arts and culture scene in downtown and what their organization is doing to foster and promote local artistic voices. We also get to know these wonderful ladies a little better, including their hidden talents, favorite downtown haunts, and more.

We sit down with Bobby Enslow, CEO and Founder of Indaba Coffee, and Aaron Hein, co-owner of Emma Rue’s and People’s Waffle, and discuss how they turned their respective businesses into trendy places to be both day and night. We also talk about their passion for engaging with the Spokane community and what sort of culture they want to bring to downtown.