Archives: Episodes

Happy Birthday to Todd's favorite Beatle!  Plus, pass the chocolate on the left hand side...cuz it's WORLD Chocolate day! Listen in as Brown, Todd and Amanda ask the vital question..."Is it the truth?"

Bacon is Back!  Brown and Todd razz our recently-back-from-staycation Amanda and talk Fried Chicken and the Silent Generation.

Todd, Marc & Steph talk FABULOUS 4th of July activities and the fun had by SO many in both Port Angeles and Sequim. Oh yeah....it's National Bikini day and National Workaholics day, but you probably shouldn't wear a bikini to work. Just sayin'.

Todd & Steph salute our friends north of the border on Canada day, 4th of July facts and stats and goat cheese and candied bacon flavor ice cream?? Whattt? Ewww.

Best-selling investigative journalist, Sally Denton, discussing her book “The Colony: Faith and Blood in the Promised Land”, an investigation into the killings of 9 Mormons in Northern Mexico. Denton takes on the still-ongoing case, in a masterful work of history and a chilling, compulsive true crime narrative that begins as the story of a massacre, and unfurls into the strange, violent history of the LeBaron clan in a land much stranger than fiction.

Todd, Steph & Kevin discuss the TOP social media sites, Kevin brings his Buy Now Pay Later is BAD knowledge to the table and finally you'll hear some very random, interesting and GROSS random facts!

Todd & Steph, with a special guest (RE) appearance by Kevin Holt, talk about our old school cameras with REAL film, how much (or little) we know about American History and flesh flavored veggie burgers (YES, I am serious. YUCK!)

Former CEO of First Fed Savings and Loan and current board member of the First Federal Community Foundation, Karen McCormick, discussing how non-profits have been mainstays in our area and how the bank and foundation are currently continuing First Fed’s tradition of community support -  Film maker Cutler Gray discussing his new documentary “The Motorcycle Illustrated”.  After building his own, “motorized bicycle” to pay tribute to his great grandfather, Buck DuSell, Cutler Gray rides 1000 miles just as Buck did over a century earlier during the advent of the now common “motorcycle”. Along the way, Cutler and his support team learn just what it must have been like to take part in the original “endurance runs of 1908” – a competition in which “Buck” participated – competing against Walter Davidson of Harley Davidson among many other legendary “Test Pilots”.