Episodes: 121
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 2.4k subscribers
Instagram: 67.0k followers
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Jon Scholes - President & CEO of the Downtown Seattle Association and a civic leader focused on Seattle’s downtown, business environment, and urban future.
Patrick DAmelio - Nonprofit Leadership, Job Training, Culinary Social Enterprise Programs, Organizational Changes After The Pandemic, And Farestart’s Future.
Rosanne Haggerty - Homelessness, Coordinated Approaches To Helping Unsheltered People, The Pioneer Square Project, And Community-based Solutions.
Roger Nyhus - Diplomatic Leadership, His Ambassadorial Appointment And Priorities, International Relations, And Seattle Politics.
Peter Tomozawa - Seattle’s World Cup Hosting Experience, Event Impact, Global Perceptions Of The City, And Sustaining Momentum From Major Events.
Maya Mendoza-Exstrom - Securing The World Cup Bid, The Event’s Impact On Seattle, Sports Business, Fan Engagement, And Future Major Events.
Episode 121: Grant Howard
October 27, 2026
For the better part of the past six years, the concept of office to residential conversions has been held up as a potential solution (in some cases THE solution) in downtowns across the country grappling with vacant or underused office properties. But what's a realistic expectation for conversions in Seattle? In addition to cost, what are other considerations impacting the feasibility of these types of projects? Jon and Grant Howard of Unico Properties go in-depth on these questions and more ...
Episode 120: Ben Coffman
October 13, 2026
Perhaps you’ve seen social media videos of or have heard of the residential towers under development downtown with a Boeing fuselage tucked between them. It’s a wild project and it’s just one of the many notable works constructed by Seattle firm JTM Construction. From Weyerhaeuser's headquarters and RailSpur in Pioneer Square to the F5 Tower, Stadium Place and The Jack, JTM has built or renovated a large number of notable downtown properties. Jon and JTM Construction President & CEO Ben C...
Episode 119: Meg McCann
September 29, 2026
Did you know the waters of Seattle position us at the sixgill shark capital of the world? Did you hear about a humpback whale recently appearing just 30 feet or so from Pier 59? Are you aware of the Aquarium's remote operated vehicle and the burgeoning blue tech sector in Seattle? We're diving into the deep end with Seattle Aquarium President & CEO Meg McCann. Meg and Jon discuss the Aquarium's upcoming 50th anniversary; the technology and innovation behind their work; Seattle's global i...
Schneps Connects · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners
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