The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar and Holiday Guide. This month we're joined by Laura Schneider, founder and co-owner of Meeples Games. We find out Laura's picks for what's hot this holiday season, the one game that everyone should know…

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. This month we’re joined by Erin Rubin, owner of Mode Music Studios and founder of Mode Music and Performing Arts. We talk about the lasting impact of music education in our community and Mode’s Friends…

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. Tony Wilson has been on fire with his new West Seattle-based family business, Papa Tony’s Hot Sauce. We find out what sparked this idea into entrepreneurship and how the West Seattle community has play…

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. The lovely and talented Kisha Vaughan was our first-ever guest on All Ways West Seattle, and she’s back to share updates on the many new hats she’s wearing with style, from boxing instructor to Lululem…

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. July is Independent Retailer Month! Our guests Tim and Lori McConnell of West Seattle Runner share the story behind their long-running retail shop and how giving back to the community sets the pace for…

The first of the month means it's time to talk about our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. Special guest Alex Garcia, co-owner of Admiral Pub, shares big plans for the first-ever Pridefest, happening June 17 at businesses in the Alaska Junction. We're also talking about... [6:30] Terry’s G…

In this episode, we hear from people who live and work in West Seattle about what connects them to this community, and have a chat with the Southwest Seattle Historical Society’s Treasurer John Sweetland about the invaluable role he’s played as a volunteer in keeping things rolling at the Log House Museum, and what fuels his own positive spirit. Th…

The first of the month means it's time to talk about our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar. Special guest Brian Callanan of Seattle News Brews and Views podcast shares the scoop on Loop the 'Lupe, and why May is your time to get prepped for the wildest, wettest, and *only* urban obstacle co…

In this episode, we talk with Judy Bentley and Craig Rankin of the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trails Group, a volunteer-run organization working to connect the people of the Duwamish Peninsula to their namesake nature area, Seattle’s largest contiguous forest. Learn more about the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trails Group and download their interactive tra…

We're back for Season 4, with a new format for timely episodes on the 1st of every month! Guest co-host Whitney Moore of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce joins us for a chat about select April events in West Seattle, including the Chamber's "Cheers to 100 Years" Centennial Event. https://www.wschamber.com…

In this episode, we celebrate the reopened Jeanette Williams Memorial Bridge through poetry inspired by routes of connection past and present. With special guests Judith Camann of the Highland Park Improvement Club, Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith, and local historian & Seattle Times contributor Clay Eals.…

Meet the duo behind Dough Joy, partners in business and life bringing a different kind of donut to the Duwamish Peninsula... and maybe the world! Find out why they chose West Seattle for their base of operations, and get a taste of what’s to come from their vegan business ventures. https://doughjoydonuts.com…

LGBTQ Pride isn't limited to June on the Duwamish Peninsula! Hear firsthand stories behind the ever-expanding Alki Beach Pride celebration coming up Aug 13-14, and the triumphant return of White Center's Lumber Yard Bar after the original location was destroyed in a devastating fire. https://www.alkibeachpride.org/ https://www.thelumberyardbar.com/…

In this episode we check in with Maggie Kase, the newly-named Executive Director of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society, who shares her journey into that role and her vision for the organization. And with the Log House Museum's 25th anniversary this year, we explore the history of this storied structure before it became a museum. Plus, the Peo…

In this episode, we mix and mingle with members of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce who recently gathered at the Log House Museum, and hear from people volunteering their time and effort to build The Heron’s Nest, a community-led project where giving back is being taken to new heights. https://www.wschamber.com/ https://www.theheronsnest.org/ h…

This episode marks an all-new season of All Ways West Seattle, and a new partnership with the Southwest Seattle Historical Society. What better topic to begin with than the Historical Society itself? We’ll start with origin stories from the early days with Gini Stimpson, daughter of Elliott Couden who led the vision for a local historical society. …

On this episode we check in with three podcasts that have West Seattle ties. First its Hair Talk with Karie Koltz. Then All Ways West Seattle with Keith Bacon. And then it’s Tossed Popcorn with Sienna Jaekle and Lianna Holston. We also check in with Keith Hughes from the American Legion about their cold-weather shelter, and Jenn Strongin from the S…

After nearly two years of pandemic shutdowns and uncertainty, ArtsWest Playhouse in the Junction returns to live theatre productions with a whole new season, kicking off with We’ve Battled Monsters Before, a new musical created by and co-starring Seattle-based playwright and composer Justin Huertas. We talk with Justin about the magic found in this…

We visit with the architects of three of the best West Seattle Holiday Lights displays. First, Wyatt Carlock manages a display at 40th and Charleston. Then on 50th Ave between Edmonds and Hudson, David Dubuque fills his yard with lights and inflatables. Finally, we hear the backstory of the Menashe Family Christmas lights at 5605 Beach Drive. We ch…

In this episode, it’s opening night at the Lariat Bar, and Podcast West Seattle is there to capture the event! The holidays are approaching, so we check in with the West Seattle Food Bank. In addition, we check West Seattle events and headlines include Salmon in Fauntleroy Creek, High Point tree lighting, and more. Spekulation West Side Seattle Wes…

Join us in a toast to Lora Radford as she reflects on her time as Executive Director of the West Seattle Junction Association, and looks forward to her new role at Sound Transit in bringing light rail to West Seattle. Huge thanks to Lora and the West Seattle Junction Association for being the first-ever sponsor and supporter of this podcast! https:…

It’s the 50th Episode of Podcast West Seattle! We take a walk down memory lane looking at some highlights from the past 49 episodes of the podcast. We revisit the West Seattle Pizza Tournament and the West Seattle Coffee Tournament. Reminiscing about 30 Years of Easy Street Records and Cafe with Matt Vaughn. The West Seattle Farmers Market Makes an…

Spirit Returns 2.0 A Duwamish and Settler Story is a revival exhibit being presented by two West Seattle cultural institutions in their respective locations with refreshed perspectives. We talk with Jolene Haas, Director of the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, and Maggie Kase, Curator for the Southwest Seattle Historical Society's Log House …

We stop by The Good Society Brewery and Public House in North Admiral to talk beer and giving back to the community. We also hear about halloween events at Nightfall Haunted Orphanage and the Junction Association Harvest Fest. All of this and much more! To learn more about the West Seattle Food Bank, listen to this episode of Podcast West Seattle.…

We visit with Shaun Duff from Tails to Astonish Comics. We also talk to Three 9 Lounge, the new tiki bar at West Seattle Bowl. Also a check of West Seattle headlines and events. Links mentioned in the episode can be found below. Phillip Levine Obituary Interview with Phillip Levine Fauntleroy Fall Festival Sign Up Tales to Astonish…

We visit with father / son hip-hop duo Czon & Nicco, who performed at the Skylark’s open mic earlier this year. We also stop by Avalon Glassworks, and much more. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdfTTiMZg3GpD4oM4GyPgmA https://www.avalonglassworks.com https://www.westsideseattle.com/highline-times/2021/10/08/petition-drawn-demand-more-support-white…

This episode is a "feed drop" of a new podcast: Field to Fork, a deep dive into the local food systems of the Puget Sound area. This debut episode tells the fascinating story of Farmbox Greens, a homegrown "vertical farming" business that has its roots in West Seattle. Field to Fork is produced with support from Charlie's Produce and Seattle Restau…

We visit the South Delridge Farmers Market and African Community Housing & Development, talk salmon spawning with Judy Pickens, and more.על ידי Andrew Stuckey

In this episode we check in with the Senior Center of West Seattle as it celebrates its 50th anniversary! We hear from the people working to keep the Center running and evolving, including Executive Director Amy Lee Derenthal and Development and Communications Manager Nathan Box. And we stop by the monthly birthday lunch to chat with volunteers and…

We talk about this year’s Taste of West Seattle event with Breanna from the West Seattle Food Bank. We visit with Sopranos Pizza, Pecos Pit Barbecue, and Bakery Nouveau. We also hear about this weekend’s dodgeball fundraising event for Seattle Children’s Hospital, and more. www.westseattlefoodbank.org www.westseattleblog.com…

We take a stroll through Lincoln Park with radio personality Dave Beck. Also a preview of Smokey Brights at West Seattle Brewing Company, the Punk Rock Flea Market in White Center, and much more! https://www.westsideseattle.com/robinson-papers/2021/09/07/subshop-9-closing-after-38-years https://www.king.org/show/dave-beck-2-2/ https://www.facebook.…

In this episode we hear about the Art of Music, a free series of live music performances created and curated to accompany the monthly West Seattle Art Walk. We’ll also hear some poetry about music composed in West Seattle by typewriter poet Sean Petrie, and look ahead to event highlights for September brought to you by West Seattle Blog. www.westse…

We visit with Phil and a couple of students from School of Rock West Seattle to hear how they have navigated the pandemic. Also a look at West Seattle headlines and upcoming events. www.westsideseattle.com http://www.lelavision.com/commons.html https://www.facebook.com/sorwestseattle https://www.westseattleblog.com…

This episode is all about ice cream, as we get the scoop on two very different styles of desert deliciousness in the neighborhood. First we chat with MOTO chef-owner Lee Kindell for a Tastemaker deep dive on the unique soft serve he’s paired with some of the most sought-after pizza in Seattle. And how does one get the chance to create their very ow…

In this episode, the legendary Bigfoot comes to town for the premiere of HUNTING BIGFOOT, a new locally-produced movie opening August 20 at the Historic Admiral Theatre. Are there Bigfoot believers in West Seattle? We find out by hitting the streets to hear firsthand from The People of the Junction. And you can’t miss our exclusive interview betwee…

Peak summer returns to West Seattle, but in this particular post(?)-pandemic season, nothing's the same as it ever was. We meet the new manager of the West Seattle Farmers Market for a taste of what's fresh and new, and check in with Kisha Vaughan for the Hot Dish on reconnecting with family and getting back in the groove at Easy Street Cafe. https…

We learn more about the group proposing a gondola link from West Seattle to the SODO light rail station, visit with mayoral candidate Colleen Echohawk, listen to some street poetry, and much more! www.westseattleskylink.org www.nasimeh.me www.limits.mx www.westsideseattle.com www.westseattleblog.comעל ידי Andrew Stuckey

We stop by Thunder Road Guitars to chat with owner Frank Gross. We also talk to Green Stage Theatre about their upcoming Shakespeare in the Park performances in West Seattle. And much more! www.westsideseattle.com www.westseattleblog.com www.greenstage.org www.wsjunction.orgעל ידי Andrew Stuckey

Get the rundown on Loop the 'Lupe 5k fun run with a twist from race organizer Brian Callanan, including a special offer for our listeners! And, ahead of the second Record Store Day event of the year happening July 17 at Easy Street Records, we discuss some top picks from this latest batch of must-have limited releases with our own in-house musical …

We visit with Kieth Mathewson about the Commissary Kitchen on Delridge, and talk to three of the businesses making food there: Oskar’s Pizza, 9th & Hennepin Donuts, and T’Juana Tacos. Also an update on live music with Cameron from C&P and much more! https://www.kbmseattle.com https://wsjunction.org https://westseattleblog.com…

The second weekend of July is when we’d typically be gathering in the Junction to mix it up with neighbors and friends, catch some live music, and enjoy a rare opportunity to eat and drink al fresco. But while Summer Fest as we’ve come to know it is taking another pandemic-induced break, there’s still plenty happening in connection to this annual e…

We talk heatwave with Justin Shaw of the Seattle Weather Blog. We also check how folks are handling the heat at Camp Second Chance and Alki Beach. www.seattleweatherblog.comעל ידי Andrew Stuckey

A visit to the Birdhouse to hear about how they pivoted to a walk-up window only model. Also a chat with artist Glam Dusty about the upcoming mural on the side of the Birdhouse. Also a chat with swimmers at the Coleman Pool, and much more. https://www.seattle.gov/parks www.westseattleblog.comעל ידי Andrew Stuckey

We talk Puget Sound with Seattle author David B. Williams about his new book Homewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound. We also get an in the water perspective from some Notorious Alki Swimmers. Plus a look at highlights from the past week and some upcoming West Seattle events, including the Father’s Day Native Art Market at the Duwami…

Get to know Wes Olsen, a longtime West Seattle-ite who’s discovered a new way of viewing and valuing his community through his passion for street photography. One of the things I love about street photography is the way that people are captured in very candid moments, not posing for pictures or framing themselves in a particular way. In the age of …

We visit the West Seattle Baseball Pee-Wee Fields to learn about the youth baseball community. We also check in with West Seattle events, including Youngstown Coffee talking about the Morgan Junction Pride Parade. Also the South Delridge Farmers Market and more. West Side Seattle West Seattle Blogעל ידי Andrew Stuckey

Ever since this podcast began, I’ve been talking to people in West Seattle about the various pandemic-related pivots they’ve made in their personal and professional lives. In this episode, I get to know more about a member of our community who made a big bold move well before the whole world changed, motivated by his own internal thinking, his desi…

We visit with both North Admiral restaurant Arthur’s and Paper Boat Booksellers about transitioning to the new normal. Also a final quarantine update from our family.על ידי Andrew Stuckey

As we begin to emerge from our protective pandemic bubbles, opportunities for in-person community connection of all kinds are starting to appear. One such happening is brand new: it’s called Jet City Laboratory, a cultural incubator and collaborative space taking shape in the former 8 Limbs Yoga studio that sits just above the heart of the Alaska J…

This episode is a real mouthful! First we hear from local dental hygienist Lynn Imel about navigating her job at Kae Dental through the pandemic. Find out what it's been like working at COVID ground zero, and if West Seattle could qualify as a certified "fresh breath zone." We’ll also learn more about the new local baking operation known as Patch P…