What's Your Washington?

Spokane local Brian Muegge shares why there’s more to the city than what you see from I-90. From riverside walks to neighborhood gems, he offers a fresh perspective rooted in hometown pride. It’s a reminder that sometimes the best parts of a city are the ones most people overlook.

Brooks Smothers of RV Out West shares road-trip tips, favorite camp spots, and the unexpected tool that saved his adventure. A lively ride through RV life in Washington.

Wenatchee local Connor Gross talks barbershops, punk rock nights at Wally’s, Pershing Street mysteries, and chasing powder at Mission Ridge.

Mike DeMaio, a mortgage lende r from Bonney Lake, shares his favorite local hangout—a welcoming dog park—along with the epic view of Mount Rainier from Highway 410 and a fun idea for bringing more family-friendly spaces to the area. A short, heartfelt look at life in this growing Washington community.

Bob Antone, born and raised in North Bend, shares his unique take on this mountain town—from playful alternate slogans to memories of timber sports and snowstorm survival crews. It’s a fun, thoughtful look at the heart and humor that make North Bend unforgettable.

Scott Price shares what makes Whidbey Island feel like home—sunset views, quiet beaches, and a community where everyone knows your name (and your dog’s too).

Andrea Thorpe shares her love for Olympia’s small-town feel, scenic parks, and farmers market—plus her pick for the perfect city mascot. A true slice of Washington charm.

Wine educator Hailey Bohlman imagines a roaming Fremont Troll searching for its siblings, talks dog walks in the rain, and picks ferry rides over sunsets—every time. A quick, fun, and bubbly glimpse into her very Washington life.

From unmarked trails to downtown block parties, Rochelle Robinson shares her love for Bellingham’s quieter corners, eclectic charm, and summer vibes. She maps out secret neighborhood paths, imagines Bellingham’s dating profile (spoiler: there are seven dogs and a horse), and highlights why Downtown Sounds is a must-experience event.

Meet Jared and Jessi Fredeen, the creative force behind the band Champagne Sunday , and proud Washington transplants. In this episode of What’s Your Washington , they share some of the wonderfully weird things they’ve experienced here—like spotting a camel in someone’s backyard—why they left LA for the magnetic pull of Washington, and how they keep life joyful with music, deep friendships, and the...

Graduate student Marlee Thiel shares her favorite building at UW, how she’s defied the myth of the “Seattle Freeze,” and why she’s torn between two stunning Washington hikes: the golden larch-lined Maple Pass Loop and the rugged, tidepool-rich Shi Shi Beach. A quick and thoughtful glimpse into one transplant’s Washington.

Rodeo horses in the front yard? Chimpanzees in the trees? Jennifer Hackett shares charming and quirky tales from Ellensburg—including its surprising role in primate communication and why it might be Washington’s best-connected town—in this unique episode of What’s Your Washington .

Explore Eastern Washington like never before with Chris Voigt of the Washington Potato Commission. From glacial floods to potato-packed storage warehouses, kayak tours with pelicans, and pizza stacked four inches high—this episode of What’s Your Washington uncovers the local magic of Moses Lake.

On this episode we dive into Seattle's cycling culture with Paul Tolmé from the Cascade Bicycle Club .   We uncover why the Burke Gilman Trail is every local’s secret weapon against those legendary Seattle hills, how to gear up for rain like a true Pacific Northwest biker, and what to do when you’re dodging geese—or rogue scooters—on the trails.   Want an inside look at biking, grit, and quirky ci...

What makes Washington special? What’s Your Washington ? asks three simple questions to uncover personal stories, favorite places, and unexpected experiences. No scripts—just real people sharing real stories. 📍 New episodes coming soon—subscribe to join the conversation!