최고 Seattle Growth 팟캐스트 (2024)

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S7 Ep. 11: KC Executive Dow Constantine and Julia Nagele 49:56

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King County Executive Dow Constantine discusses navigating the pandemic and the future of King County. Julia Nagele, Principal and Director of Design for the architecture studio at Hewitt, discusses the urbanization of Seattle and how the pandemic economy has affected her business.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S7 Ep. 10: Has a Great Town Become a Lousy City? 47:20

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Brian Robinson and Dale Kutzera close out this season. Robinson is on the Seattle Center Advisory Commission and well know for his efforts to have NBA basketball in Seattle. Dale Kutzera is the author of The Death of Seattle: How A Great Town Became a Lousy City.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S7 Ep. 9: Release the Kraken 49:20

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Today’s episode features Mari Horita, Seattle Kraken’s VP of Community Engagement and Social Impact, who discusses how the pandemic has impacted her community work. Her interview gives insight into adapting the evolving needs. The episode also features Ben Petter, President of Avara Construction. His interview gives insight into the construction bu…

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S7 Ep 8: Pandemic Resilience and a Return of the Sonics 47:33

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NBA champion and former GM & CEO of the Seattle Supersonics, Wally Walker. Walker gives an update on his quest to bring an NBA franchise to a SODO arena and shares his perspective on whether the pandemic makes it more or less likely that Seattle gets an NBA franchise. You will also hear from longtime Seattle Growth Podcast listener and Seattle Supe…

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S7 Ep. 7: Seattle Retail and Restaurants Reshaped by the Pandemic 50:35

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Stories from two industries hit hard by the pandemic: retail and restaurants. Interviews with Lisa Bridge, the president and CEO of Ben Bridge Jeweler, and restaurateur Bernie Garcia, the president of Moctezuma’s Restaurants. The interviews give lessons of resilience and offer distinct perspectives on the changes in Seattle…

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S7 Ep. 6: Coping and Adapting in the Pandemic- Dhruv Agarwal & Ann Davison 55:19

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UW Foster professor Jeff Shulman interviews the entrepreneur Dhruv Agarwal and former Lt. Governor candidate Ann Davison. The interviews give insight into different ways the people and businesses of Seattle are adapting to the pandemic.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S7 Ep. 5: Perspectives from Seattle's SODO and Greenwood Neighborhoods 46:15

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UW Foster professor Jeff Shulman interviews the executive director of the SODO Business Improvement Area, Erin Goodman. SODO is home to Starbucks headquarters, many industrial companies, and an active port. The episode also features an interview with musician Marco Antonio de Carvalho. The interviews give insight into different ways the people and …

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S7 Episode 4: Seattle Non-Profits and the Musicians During the Pandemic Transition 49:27

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UW Foster professor Jeff Shulman interviews UW Husky Football Hall of Fame Running Back Greg Lewis who is the executive director of the Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA. The episode also features an interview with musician Tekla Waterfield. The interviews give insight into how non-profits and musicians are navigating the pandemic.…

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S7 Ep. 3: The Future of Downtown Seattle 46:16

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UW Foster School of Business professor Jeff Shulman interviews the president/CEO of the Downtown Seattle Association, Jon Scholes, and a long-time Central District entrepreneur and advocate Jesdarnel “Squirt” Henton. Scholes and Henton share how they are navigating the changes in Seattle and their outlook for the future of the city.…

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S7 Ep. 2: Pete Nordstrom and Robbie Hill on Future of Seattle 41:54

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UW Foster School of Business professor Jeff Shulman interviews Pete Nordstrom and noted musician Robbie Hill to learn how they are navigating the changes in Seattle and their outlook for the future of the city.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S7 Ep. 1: Outlooks from Real Estate and a Local Restaurant 58:59

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UW Foster School of Business professor Jeff Shulman interviews the managing partner at Din Tai Fung Restaurants and the co-founder of the Weaver Byrne Group to learn how they are navigating the changes in Seattle and their outlook for the future of the city.저자 Jeff Shulman

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Zan Fiskum and Alec Shaw- Seattle Music During the Pandemic 41:55

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On today's episode: Zan Fiskum, a Seattle singer-songwriter who burst onto the national music scene as a finalist on the recent season of The Voice. Alec Shaw, an emerging artist in Seattle's music community. Both talk about Seattle's music scene, adapting to COVID-19, and their upcoming performance in the St. Jude Songwriters Showcase.…

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S6 Ep. 13: A Tale of a Small Business Owner, Artist, & Community Organizer 50:24

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Today’s extra episode of Seattle Growth Podcast features an interview with a small business owner, an artist, and someone who wants to see a positive shared future for the people of Seattle as the city transforms. The episode tells a story of a community-led effort to make the Rainier Farmer Market a desirable place to visit and buy fresh produce. …

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S6 Ep12: Building Community through Basketball 31:09

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Today’s extra episode of Seattle Growth Podcast features an interview with Husky Basketball legend Donald Watts. Watts, owner and player development specialist at Watts Basketball, contributes to this season’s theme of finding community in a dynamic city. Watts shares the work being done to foster a community of children and parents who are interes…

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S6 Ep. 11: Finding Community Among Filmmakers and Film lovers 21:15

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Vivian Hua, Executive Director of the Northwest Film Forum, shares the work she is doing to build community in the dynamic city of Seattle. She shares insights for other arts & culture leaders and previous some exciting events available to filmmakers and film lovers alike.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S6 Ep 10: Building Community in the CD and Phinneywood 51:41

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Jeff Shulman continues his look at finding community in a dynamic city. In today’s episode, UW football Hall of Famer Greg Lewis shares his community work at the Meredith Mathews YMCA, where he serves as executive director. Lewis was the first Doak Walker Award winner for the nation’s top running back in college football and was an important piece …

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S6 Ep 9: Community for Young Professionals 51:47

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Seattle has an abundance of professional opportunities. Today’s episode shares stories from communities being formed to facilitate connections among professionals who are willing to support and help one another.With an increasing number of innovative products being developed in Seattle, there are opportunities for Foster graduates and others to lea…

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S6 Ep8: Empowering Youth and Underserved Communities 1:04:53

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State Representative Eric Pettigrew and Orlando Morales of 5th Avenue Theatre discuss their efforts to nurture community, empower youth, and empower underserved communities to play a role in building a shared future.The interviews give insight that businesses and non-profits can utilize as they seek to give back and cultivate relationships with pre…

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S6 Ep. 7: Building Homes and Building Community 54:17

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Laura Elfline shares how a community of home builders is coming together to share information about sustainable building practices. Elfline, co-owner of Mighty House Construction and Mighty Energy Solutions, discusses her work with the NW EcoBuilding Guild. The interview some lessons about how to bring together a community and the benefits of doing…

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S6 Ep6: Finding Community in Emergency Preparation and Dance 49:14

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Today’s episode may be the first Seattle Growth Podcast episode that can save your life. Cindi Barker talks about the Seattle Emergency Hubs. She’s not only bringing Seattleites together, she is preparing them for when disaster strikes. In this interview, you will learn the surprising amount of time you should be prepared to survive in case of an e…

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S6 Ep5: Comedian Shane Mauss and Author Thomas Kohnstamm on Finding Community 49:12

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Today’s episode features an interview with a nationally touring comedian who has appeared on Late Night TV many times and had his own special on Comedy Central. Shane Mauss was in town for his Stand Up Science show and sat down for an interview in which he offers an outsider’s impressions of Seattle. He shares his views on how the business of comed…

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S6 Ep4: Finding Community through Entertainment 45:16

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Today’s episode features John Barr, founder of NHLtoSeattle. Barr shares the story of how his love of hockey evolved from a hobby newsletter to an expansive online community on Facebook and Twitter, to a rich Seattle community that brings people together to watch hockey and advocate for Seattle to join the ranks of NHL cities. Barr discusses what m…

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S6 Ep3: Finding Community in Public Spaces 54:52

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Season 6 of Seattle Growth Podcast focuses on finding community in a dynamic city.Each episode spotlights some of the interesting people in Seattle who are building community and bringing people together. You will hear from leaders in tech, comedy, music, art, dance, and emergency preparation.Today’s episode features Nathan Vass, an artist, filmmak…

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S6 Ep2: Finding Community w/ Women in Product and Artist Home 53:44

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Continue the exploration of finding community in a dynamic city.Today’s episode features Farah Abdallah, a lead product manager at eBay who co-founded Seattle’s chapter of Women in Product. Abdallah shares how she collaborated with Claire Fang of Facebook to bring together hundreds of women in Seattle who are building products for some of the world…

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S6Ep1: Finding Community in a Dynamic City 53:43

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How do you find community in a dynamic city? Season 6 of Seattle Growth podcast brings different perspectives together. Whether you are looking for a community that is right for you or hoping to build one, you will learn from the voices of this season. Today's episode includes Red Russak and Brett Greene whose New Tech Seattle was the fastest growi…

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S5 Ep10: Homeless in Seattle Season Finale 45:55

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Hear the voices of season 5 describe how they became homeless and how it feels to be homeless. Elected officials, business leaders, academics, and unsheltered residents describe the challenges in addressing homelessness and share opinions on solutions. Casey Trupin of the Raikes Foundation shares how Pearl Jam got involved in the crisis and how the…

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S5 Ep. 9: Music, Homelessness, and Poverty Myths 57:16

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Today’s episode and connects the topic of the previous season, which focused on the past, present and future of Seattle music, with the topic of this season, which is focused on homelessness. The episode features an interview with Anthony Briscoe whose Seattle-based band, Down North, is on the cusp of a breakout. Brisco opens up about his struggle …

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S5 Ep. 8: Homeless in Seattle, pt 8 50:54

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As every one of us faces challenges of varying degrees of scale, today’s episode features an inspiring story about how one man can make a world of difference. Dale Hoff offers lessons not only for those seeking improvement in the homelessness crisis, but those seeking to influence change at any level.Today also features an in-depth interview with a…

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S5 Ep.7: Homeless in Seattle, Pt. 7 45:52

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Today’s episode focuses on the business response to a crisis affecting everyone in Seattle: homelessness.The episode features Jon Scholes, President and CEO of the Downtown Seattle Association, and Mike Slade, former CEO of Starwave and founding partner at Second Avenue Partners.저자 Jeff Shulman

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S5 Ep. 6: Homeless in Seattle, Pt. 6 48:54

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Today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast looks at question that has affected many throughout Seattle: how should the city deal with tents and encampments in public spaces? This question is important to our community’s homeless residents hanging on to their last few possessions and to the business leaders and residents who encounter unsanctioned en…

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S5 Ep. 5: Homeless in Seattle w/ CM O'Brien 47:01

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Today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast features one of the most candid interviews about life on the streets. Timothy opens up about how he found himself homeless, why he chooses to live in Seattle and what life is like on the streets. He gives a surprising answer to how society is failing the homeless and makes a simple request of listeners.Seat…

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S5 Ep. 4: Homeless in Seattle pt. 4 w/ Teresa Mosqueda 44:26

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Today’s episode of Seattle brings you behind the scenes of City Hall in an interview with Seattle City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda. Councilmember Mosqueda shares her thinking about the controversial “head tax” and what she learned from how the process of enacting then repealing the tax unfolded. She also shares her vision for how the city could i…

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S5 Ep. 3: Homeless in Seattle, pt 3 25:11

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Today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast continues with a focus on one of Seattle’s most pressing issues, homelessness. Each episode in the season brings voices from a variety of perspectives. Combined the episodes will help listeners understand homelessness from multiple angles, become better informed citizens, and feel empowered to take even sma…

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S5 Ep. 2: Homeless in Seattle, pt. 2 34:53

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Today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast continues with a focus on one of Seattle’s most pressing issues, homelessness. Each episode in the season brings voices from a variety of perspectives. Combined the episodes will help listeners understand homelessness from multiple angles, become better informed citizens, and feel empowered to take even sma…

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S5 Ep.1: Homeless in Seattle, pt 1 53:31

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Season 5 focuses on a topic that affects everyone in Seattle: Homelessness. King County Executive Dow Constantine discusses regional approach to addressing homelessness and the reasoning behind his efforts. Northwest MLS director Robert Wasser of Prospera Real Estate gives an update on rents and housing prices. The episode also features Ty who was …

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S4 Ep. 12: Seattle Music: Past, Present, and Future 14:34

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In this season finale, voices from the music industry share why music is embedded in Seattle’s DNA, give insight into the soul of the not just the music scene but the city as a whole, and offer perspectives on what needs to be done to hold on to the rich cultural resource. For this season, Seattle Growth Podcast host Jeff Shulman set across the cit…

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S4 Ep. 11: Building Seattle’s Future Through Music 43:24

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Today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast continues the focus on music and the future of Seattle. You will hear from Hollis Wong Wear, a Grammy-nominated artist who shares what Seattle can learn from her recent move to Los Angeles. She’s co-written songs that have been heard by millions of people around the world. In today’s interview, she also spe…

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S4 Ep. 10: Growth and Seattle's Music Venues 40:13

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Today’s episode focuses on the future of the places where musicians and music lovers come together: Seattle’s famed music venues. There is a venue that has come up time and time again in this podcast: Neumos. You’ll hear from Neumos co-owner Steven Severin. He shares what makes the venue so successful and what challenges the future holds for the Se…

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S4 Ep. 9: Seattle Music & Philanthropic Innovations 49:09

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“Music is incredibly powerful.” Accomplished songwriter Levi Ware is one of several Seattle musicians hoping to harness that power to build a better future for the community. He and his wife Stephanie founded the Melodic Caring Project to bring love and encouragement to hospitalized children through music.What is happening in Seattle that is cultiv…

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S4 Ep. 8: Evolution of Seattle Musical Theater 56:57

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Did you you that nine of the seventeen new musicals produced in Executive Producer David Armstrong’s tenure at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre went from this Seattle stage to Broadway and that two of them won the Tony award for Best Musical? As the fourth season of Seattle Growth Podcast examines the past, present, and future of the Seattle music scen…

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S4 Ep. 7: The Influx of Musicians to Seattle 54:04

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Believe it or not, there are musicians among the staggering number of people moving to Seattle during the boom time. Though last week’s episode profiled some of the musicians lost in the boom, there are people around the country eager to take their place within the community. This episode gives insight from three singer-songwriters who were drawn b…

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S4 Ep. 6: Growth and the Musicians Seattle Is Losing 1:07:20

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Today’s episode gives rare insight into the economics and emotional journey associated with becoming a professional musician in Seattle. With money and people moving into the city, this episode focuses on some of the musicians the city stands to lose as the economics of a recording artist change. You will hear the voice of a musician who has moved …

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S4 Ep.5: Is Growth Crushing the Soul of Seattle Music 1:04:42

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Is there a cultural transformation underway in Seattle? Has the music scene that grabbed the nation’s attention during the 1990s grunge era maintained its identity?Three voices in today’s Seattle music scene share their perspective on the culture of Seattle music and how it is changing in recent years.The episode features:Austin Santiago, owner of …

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S4 Ep. 4: Seattle's Emerging Hip Hop Artists Draze & Dave B 1:04:02

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Draze, who has opened for Snoop Dogg and had his music appear on hit shows such as Empire, shares how Seattle’s transformation has affected his music and him personally. You will also hear from Dave B, who collaborated with Macklemore on the hit song Corner Store, performed in front of a sold-out Key Arena, was seen on national tv performing on Jim…

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S4 Ep. 3: Seattle's History: Hendrix, Hip-Hop, and More 40:44

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This episode continues the season's brief look at Seattle’s rich musical history. Janie Hendrix (CEO of Experience Hendrix) shares how the city’s growth has affected her efforts to honor the legacy of Seattle-born rock and roll legend Jimi Hendrix. You will learn more about the continued impact Jimi Hendrix has on Seattle today.The episode also fea…

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S4 Ep. 2: Seattle’s Sound: Grunge and the 90s 51:26

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The fourth season of Seattle Growth Podcast brings together diverse perspectives from established and emerging artists, music lovers and music industry leaders to paint a picture of the past, present, and future of Seattle’s iconic music scene.This second episode of the season continues last week’s focus on Seattle’s music community during the 1990…

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S4 Ep.1: Seattle Music's Past, Present, and Future Pt. 1 47:20

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Seattle Growth Podcast brings its spotlight to the music community in our growing city. The story begins in this first episode of season 4 with a look at the 1990s, an almost universally recognized era of Seattle sound. Today’s episode features two-time Grammy nominee, the drummer for the Presidents of the United States of America, Jason Finn. What…

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Season Preview and Dave B 20:11

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A preview of Season 4 with an interview with emerging Seattle hip-hop artist Dave B. Professor Jeff Shulman has been interviewing a set of established and emerging artists, music lovers, and music industry leaders and will soon share their stories with you. The episode also includes brief clips from the talented voices of Lydia Ramsey (http://www.l…

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Special: Music Arena Wars And Seattle Center Part 2 36:00

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The arena wars are not over as two groups vie to reshape Seattle’s music scene, Seattle Center, and the future of winter professional sports in Seattle. In this special episode, find out why 33 members of Seattle’s music community weighed in on the arena debate to support one of the two proposals.You will hear from Jason Finn, drummer for the plati…

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Special: Music, Arena Wars, And Seattle Center 52:40

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The arena wars are not over as two groups vie to reshape Seattle’s music scene, Seattle Center, and the future of winter professional sports. In this special episode, get an update on the process and hear from Wally Walker and Pete Nordstrom how their group’s efforts to bring an NBA franchise to an arena in Sodo can also have an impact on music lov…

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