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In this episode of In The Den, we sit down with Andrew Bryan from the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Small Business Office to break down one of the most misunderstood resources available to entrepreneurs and small business owners. Whether you’re just starting your business or have been operating for years, chances are you’ve had questions about workers’ compensation, hiring...

In this episode of In The Den, we sit down with Deb, Julie, and Alex from Global Neighborhood Thrift to talk about the mission behind one of Spokane’s most unique organizations. A lot of people know Global Neighborhood for the thrift store and the incredible vintage finds, but behind the scenes, they’re doing something much bigger. Through workforce development, English language classes, job train...

In this episode of In the Den, we sit down with Brittany Stodgell and Millie Schnebly, the co-founders of Maker + Made, to talk about what it really takes to build a brand that lasts in today’s fast-moving business world. Founded in 2019 by two best friends, Maker + Made has grown into a full-service creative agency based in downtown Spokane, helping businesses connect with their audience through...

In this episode of In the Den , we sit down with Kasey Davis and Lars Gilberts from Numerica Credit Union to talk about the role community banking plays in supporting small businesses across Spokane and Eastern Washington. Kasey works directly with entrepreneurs and nonprofits as a Business Banking Relationship Officer, helping them access the tools and financing they need to grow. Lars focuses on...

On this Friday Thoughts episode, I’m checking in on what’s been sitting with me this week. I talk about preparing to read my grandmother’s eulogy, thinking through grief, family, and the time we get with the people we love. I reflect on carrying regret without letting it harden you, how memories can feel both heavy and grounding, and why this season has pushed me to slow down and be more present....

This episode is the first in-car interview for On the Streets with Spokast! . I’m cruising around Spokane with my friend Jáiz Boyd , talking about creativity, authenticity, and what it looks like to stay intentional with your time and work. We get into Jáiz’s focus over the past year, his approach to community-driven design, Spokane spots that matter, and the role collaboration plays in building s...

In this episode, I reflect on gratitude, paying attention to the lessons life keeps putting in front of us, and why slowing down matters. I shout out T.S. The Solution and his new track Enough Is Enough featuring Dravis , talk through studio life and meaningful conversations, and explore the idea of “the field”—the belief that life keeps nudging us until we listen. A reminder to be kinder, appreci...

In this episode, I talk about the joy of discovering artists before they blow up—specifically my early days finding Panic! at the Disco on MySpace and how A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out became part of the soundtrack of the mid-2000s.

It’s a good Monday in Spokane. In this episode, I talk about a low-key weekend with the kids, youth basketball and why getting kids into sports early matters, and the Inlander Best of the Inland Northwest voting kicking off again. I also head into the studio to record The Perimeter with Adam Morrison, talk Gonzaga hoops and what this stretch of the season means, and share some excitement about try...

This episode is just a memory. I talk about my grandmother, Wilma Jean Dooley, the moments that stick with me, and why we shouldn’t take our time with family for granted. A quiet reminder to appreciate the people who shaped us while we still can.

After a short break, I’m back on the streets—starting the day at Millwood Grocery and Spirits and heading into a busy one at the studio. In this episode, I talk about Gonzaga hitting a wild milestone with 29 straight 20-win seasons, why we shouldn’t take that kind of run for granted, and what it’s like recording multiple podcasts in one day—including getting If Not Now, When? rolling again with a...

In today’s episode, I make a stop at one of my favorite neighborhood spots, Millwood Grocery and Spirits, talk about why local convenience stores matter, and somehow turn a routine car wash into its own little adventure. I also share a parenting moment that came out of watching the Golden Globes, which turns into a bigger conversation about kids, pop culture, and the stuff we grew up on. I also sh...

It’s a Monday in Spokane, and I’ve got a full case of the Mondays. In this episode, I talk about Spokane weather doing its usual thing, heading into the studio to record The Perimeter with Adam Morrison, and recapping Gonzaga’s recent run with a look ahead to WSU and Seattle U. I also dig into the Golden Globes TV winners and give strong recommendations for The Studio and Adolescence—two very diff...

On today’s episode of On the Streets, I’m back in the car after a big Spokane snow that’s already turning the city into soup, talking about why this daily-style podcast has been such a joy to make and why “don’t yuck other people’s yum” has become a rule at home. I shout out the Inlander and why Spokane is lucky to have a free weekly guide to what’s happening around the city, head into the studio...

It’s my birthday, and on this episode I talk about one of my favorite Spokane lunch spots, Chowderhead , The Blue Stiley Podcast , and dive into my first impressions of the Steam Deck. 00:41 It’s My Birthday 01:45 Podcast Inspirations: The Sean Widmer Podcast & Gregway 05:01 Spokane Thing: Chowderhead 06:20 Studio Thing: The Blue Stiley Podcast 08:30 Pop Culture Thing: Valve Steam Deck 14:14 C...

On the first episode of On the Streets with Brennon , I explain why I’m doing this, why the mic is back on, and why recording in my car somehow feels right. It’s slightly chaotic, somewhat Spokane-centric, basically just me talking through life, pop culture, and whatever’s rattling around in my head. Let’s see where it goes. Peace!

In this episode of In The Den , I sat down with Renée Cebula , the historian‑turned‑entrepreneur behind Badass Bitters , Badass Barware , and Raising the Bar — three Spokane-born businesses built around cocktail history, education, and hands‑on creativity. Renée doesn’t just make bitters. She teaches people the story behind them — how bitters moved from ancient medicine to the backbone of American...

In this episode of In The Den , we sit down with Amber Jasmin, CPA and CFO of Jasmin Group — a powerhouse business and accounting consultancy in Spokane helping small businesses, nonprofits, and startups thrive. Amber walks us through the Jasmin Group story, from its Boston roots to its Spokane relaunch. We talk about their commitment to financial transparency, community impact, and how they’ve bu...

In this episode of Spokast! , we dive into Sarah’s journey from student activism at Whitworth University to her powerful work with Planned Parenthood and Pro-Choice Washington—and now, to running for office in the city she’s called home for nearly a decade. Sarah talks about what it means to build authentic relationships in politics, why she’s centering her campaign on Accountability, Belonging, a...

In this episode of In The Den, we sit down with the team at Vexing Media — a full-service creative studio based in the heart of Spokane. Known for their work on projects like TEDxSpokane, NASA livestreams, and public health campaigns, Vexing is a powerhouse of video, web, and design, with deep roots in community-centered storytelling. We talk about how they’ve grown from a small web shop to a go-t...

LIL ROSE is back on Spokast! In this episode, we catch up on everything she’s been up to since her last appearance & dive into her show: LIL ROSE & Friends , happening Friday, October 3rd at Red Room Lounge . It’s a stacked lineup of 12 artists, surprise guests, and nonstop vibes all night long. Doors open at 8 PM | 21+ | Tickets $10 ($8 w/ artist promo code) 🎟️ Get yours at lilroseandfrie...

Dr. Melissa Mace is the owner and clinician at Discovery Counseling Group , and the first-ever Executive Director of the Spokane NAACP . We dive into her powerful journey through social work and therapy, her deep personal ties to Spokane, and how her life experiences now shape the way she leads and uplifts the community. Dr. Mace is already making a major impact in Spokane, and this conversation h...

On this episode of Spokast, I’m sitting down with two West Coast MCs—Cordell Drake and Tko Toowavy—to talk all about their new single, “WestCoast Antidote.” This episode is short and focused. No deep backstory. No filler. Just two artists locked in and ready to talk about the sound, the vision, and the vibe behind a track that’s already heating up. Stream “WestCoast Antidote” now: Spotify Apple Mu...

prodsynesthete ( prod-synes-theet ) — a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and powerful voice in Spokane’s creative community. In this episode, we dive into his evolution from early live instrument performances to mastering digital production during the pandemic. We talk about how his mother’s influence as a professional vocalist sparked his love for music, and how his experiences with online harass...

BLXCKPUNKS —the explosive genre-defying duo made up of IAMTOPP and Jang The Goon .Together, they’re using music, community, and lived experience to spark movement and meaning. In this episode, we dive into how this collaboration came to life after both artists built powerful solo careers—and how that fusion inspired their 2025 sound. We unpack the vision behind their latest 2-pack ROCK & WAR,...