Neko Cat Cafe is home to some of the cutest cats in Washington State (besides my own fur babies Luna and Cosmo, of course) and is full of good vibes, playful adorable felines, yummy drinks and delicious desserts. My wife and I recently visited their Seattle location which is right in our neighborhood of Capitol…
Tara of Tara’s Tiny Trailer is our guest for this episode. Tara like many of us wanted a way to get away from it all. She ended up with a Happier Camper HC1. During our conversation we chat about this tiny trailer and much more. Find out how easy it is to pack up and…
Stephanie Morrell is our guest for this episode. Stephanie, is a Western Washington University graduate and long-time Bellingham resident. She joined the Bellingham Bells in October 2013. The 2022 season will be her seventh as general manager, and ninth with the team. In her current role, Stephanie chats with us about Baseball, Bellingham, and more…
John Wohlfert is our guest for this episode. John and his wife Karen have an interesting history with alcohol. John’s great grandfather may or may not have blown up part of his home “brewing beer”. You need to hear all of the story. Karen’s grandmother was known for her Bathtub Gin. Indeed, they had outlaws…
Anastasia Allison is our guest for this episode. Kula Cloth is Anastasia’s company one that she has grown in a genuine and unique way. Hear her story and get ready to be inspired. Anastasia has always been passionate about the outdoors. She was sidetracked during college by heading down the path to go to medical…
Brittany Walker or as she is known as performer Brittany Jean is our guest for this episode. We recorded this episode sitting outside at SweetRiver Bakery in Pateros Washington under a metal roof while it was raining. We call that ambiance. Brittany grew up in a home where music and the arts were encouraged. She…
Rick Hastings owner of Liberty Ciderworks is our guest for this episode. Rick started making cider because some family members were having challenges with Gluten. What started as a hobby quickly became an urban cidery. Liberty specializes in making cider from Apples grown in the area that thrive in the area. Liberty Ciderworks Rick Hastings…
Paul D McKee joins the show to chat about Art, Sculpture, and of course Tieton. We start the episode talking about Tieton that magical place in Central Washington that so many of our guests seem to be involved with in some manner. Paul’s story about Tieton is great! We talk about the mechanics of how…
Rob Neyer commissioner of the West Coast League joins the show to talk summer baseball in Washington state. Rob tells us about the West Coast League which now has 16 teams including seven in Washington state. The teams in Washington are based in Port Angeles, Bellingham, Longview, Richfield, Wenatchee, Yakima and Walla Walla. The West…
If you’d like to get away for the day and go hiking, whether for an easy few miles, or a 55-mile trek, look no further, Riverside State Park Bowl & Pitcher has it all for you. If you’re local or even just visiting, your trip isn’t complete without this visit. It’s one to get the…
For episode 165 of Exploring Washington State, we sat down with Phillippe Bishop. Phillippe is the co-owner of Alpinefire Cider, a local cider located in Port Townsend, Washington that enjoys a climate of mild summers and foggy falls, adding to the apple trees flavor. Phillippe tells us stories of how the cidery first began…
Chewelah Farmers Market manager Brad Shaffer is my guest for this episode. Brad shares with us stories about the Chewelah Farmers Market. Since 2008 Chewelah Farmers Market has helped build community in Chewelah. Find out about vendors who bring their goods to the market from all around the region. Learn about the dairy farm that…
