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Real Estate podcast, produced by hyperlocal Real Estate experts with John L. Scott Real Estate Anacortes. The podcast is focused on market updates and community spotlights throughout Skagit & Island County & surrounding communities. This includes Anacortes, Bow-Edison, Sedro Woolley, Burlington, Mount Vernon, La Conner, Oak Harbor, Clinton & more. Reach us at [email protected]
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Skagit Talks is a 30 minute community informational radio show in Skagit Valley. Covering from Sedro-Woolley to Mount Vernon. At 5:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. On KSVR 91.7 FM.
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Success strategies for local Realtors in the Pacific Northwest. Howard Chung is the VP of John L. Scott Real Estate Affiliates and owner of GreenOceanTV. Paul Balzotti is the owner of John L Scott Real Estate in Bellingham and co-owner of John L Scott Real Estate in Anacortes. Hosted from the Anacortes John L. Scott office, they discuss strategies for Realtors to have consistent success and live life as a contribution.
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RV Out West

Brooks Smothers

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RV Out West is all about RVing around the Pacific Northwest with some sprinkled in adventures that radiate out from there. I pull a travel trailer with my family in tow and this show discusses sweet camping spots, gear and equipment, to tips & tricks — all to make your camping experiences as enjoyable as possible. #RVoutwest
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The Farming Show

Save Family Farming

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The Farming Show, hosted by Dillon Honcoop and produced by Save Family Farming, gives voice to the farmers, workers, and advocates fighting for the future of agriculture in Washington State. Each episode dives into the real challenges facing local farms—regulations, lawsuits, labor, water, and misinformation—while telling the human stories behind the headlines. Bold, honest, and unapologetically pro-farmer, the show exposes what’s threatening our food system and what’s being done to defend it.
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Seattle’s hydroelectric dams on the Skagit River are up for relicensing, and Seattle City Light’s proposal leaves the door open to Seattle using eminent domain authority to condemn and take farmland in the Skagit Valley. Will Honea, Skagit County Deputy Prosecutor, joins Dillon to answer questions about what Seattle’s plan entails, and what risks l…
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A Yakima, WA-based activist group recently published anti-farm videos on its social media feeds that featured the Washington State Department of Health’s official logo, raising troubling questions about possible tax dollars used for political purposes. Save Family Farming has filed an official complaint with the WA Attorney General’s Office calling…
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Discredited labor activist Rosalinda Guillén of Community to Community Development recently repeated false and offensive attacks on farms hiring guest workers via the federal H-2A visa program Farms have been turning to the expensive and highly-regulated program as a last resort to help cover labor gaps resulting from the worsening farm labor short…
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Feeling drained after your RV weekend trips instead of refreshed? You might be dealing with RV weekender burnout. In this episode, we dive into the all-too-common experience of RVers who try to cram adventure, relaxation, and travel into a short weekend; only to come home more exhausted than when they left. Whether you're a new RV owner or a season…
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Anchored in Anacortes – Back to School Special In this episode, Kim Iverson shares the latest Anacortes real estate market update along with important back-to-school information for families in the Anacortes School District. 📊 Market Update Highlights: 20 new listings and 16 homes under contract in the last 14 days Pending homes range from $445k to…
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It’s no surprise that during a dry summer, people are talking about water issues, including many that involve the farming community. Ben Tindall, Save Family Farming’s Executive Director, joins Dillon for an update on the advocacy work the organization is focused on currently and into coming weeks and months.…
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Ever dreamed of selling everything and hitting the road full-time in an Airstream? In this episode of RV Out West, we sit down with Jim and Michelle, the inspiring couple behind Airstreamer Life, who did exactly that. After raising a family and spending years working hard in the suburbs, Jim and Michelle made the bold decision to trade the traditio…
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State leaders have said they would provide support for the 30,000-plus water users it has sued in its Whatcom water rights adjudication court case as they navigate the extremely complex issues the state has forced on them. But Bill Clarke, Olympia-based attorney for the Ag Water Board of Whatcom County, tells Dillon that various aspects of the fund…
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State leaders are going back on decades-old agreements with farm foresters with a troubling new plan that would force larger forest buffers on streams without fish. The proposal has farmers worried they could be targeted with similar stringent rules, forcing massive amounts of farmland out of production statewide. Tom Westergreen, a small family fo…
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Idaho’s scenic byways offer travelers an immersive journey through some of the most untouched and diverse landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. With 31 officially designated scenic routes, Idaho invites road trippers to explore winding mountain highways, dense pine forests, dramatic river canyons, and rich cultural landmarks. These scenic drives are…
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Episode Summary: This week, we skip the real estate update and go straight to the fun stuff! From the Skagit County Fair and Swinomish Days to magic shows, book swaps, and concerts at Seafarers Memorial, there’s no shortage of things to do in and around Anacortes. Events Mentioned: Skagit County Fair – Through Aug 10 Northwest Washington Fair (Lynd…
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Join us this week as Russ continues our journey through the Life of Jacob, where we learn about God’s faithfulness, the role of discipline in spiritual growth and that life’s challenges are temporary but Gods is always present. Watch or listen on our website, Youtube, or your favorite podcast app!By jreeder
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British Columbia is a dream destination for RVers—where snowcapped mountains, wild coastlines, and lush rainforests converge into one breathtaking road trip experience. It’s a place that invites slow travel, spontaneous adventure, and awe-inspiring discovery around every bend. In this episode, we explore the beauty of RVing in British Columbia thro…
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Welcome back to Anchored in Anacortes! Kim is back this week with your local real estate market update and a look at what's happening in Anacortes from August 2nd through the 8th. 🏡 Market Update 35 new listings in the past 14 days (including one on Guemes Island) Only 16 homes went under contract Buyers: This means more inventory and less competit…
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The Trump Administration’s recent decision to step back from an agreement designed to speed the march toward breaching the Lower Snake River dams has the Pacific Northwest farming community breathing a guarded sigh of relief. But John Stuhlmiller, Washington State Water Resources Association Executive Director, tells Dillon that while it’s a move i…
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Skagit Valley, nestled between Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains, is one of Washington State’s most scenic gems. From vibrant spring tulip fields to views of Mount Baker and peaceful evergreen forests, it’s a haven for RVers craving nature, adventure, and serenity. Just minutes from downtown Mount Vernon, a brand-new luxury RV resort has opened…
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Social media influencers and reporters from prominent regional and national publications descended on a few local raspberry farms recently, for a tour set up by the Washington Red Raspberry Commission. Influencer Kaitlyn Thornton, known on Tik Tok and Instagram as the “Apple Girl,” joins Dillon to talk about the tour and what she learned.…
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A key part of the Whatcom County farming community’s fight for survival in the face of immense water resource pressures is on full display in a brand-new documentary film. Every Last Drop, Whatcom Family Farmers’ latest film release, captures the struggles of a local potato farm using the latest technology to reach new heights of water efficiency u…
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Meet Jenn and Kyle Bethune—digital nomads, YouTubers, and a full-time RV family—who traded the traditional lifestyle for life on the road with their three kids and dogs. In this inspiring conversation, the Bethunes share their journey into full-time travel, what it’s like raising a family while living nomadically, and their favorite memories from e…
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We welcome Kim Iverson to discuss her new podcast "Anchored in Anacortes," which fills an important information gap for the community by covering local events and real estate trends. Kim shares her inspiration for starting the podcast and explains how it helps residents stay informed about happenings in and around Anacortes. • Kim started "Anchored…
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The lion's share of America's frozen red raspberries are picked in Whatcom County, and the 2025 harvest of the celebrated red fruit is in full swing.Mark Van Mersbergen, Lynden-area berry farmer and Washington Red Raspberry Commission President, joins Dillon with a harvest update and a look ahead to the region's next berry specialty: blueberries.…
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Oregon is home to some of the most breathtaking scenic drives in the country, where every mile tells a story and every turn offers a new perspective. In this episode, we highlight three of Oregon’s 29 designated scenic byways—from Hells Canyon, to the fossil-rich terrain of the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway. These drives aren’t just routes—they…
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As farmers across Washington state and all over the nation age, there's a growing question about who will replace them to continue a farming community.Judy Feldman, Executive Director of the Whidbey Island-based Organic Farm School, joins Dillon to talk about the impending crisis, and how her organization is trying to help.…
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Today's episode features a special guest, Chief Mike Noyes from the Mount Erie Fire Dept, sharing some info on fire safety. Skagit/Whatcom County conservation district-https://www.skagitcd.org/wild-fire DNR Northwest- https://dnr.wa.gov/wildfire-resources/community-wildfire-resilience-and-preparedness The Salish Sea School Puffin Ecotour-https://ww…
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We dive into the hidden world of Seattle Prohibition with local historian and author Brad Holden, who uncovers the city’s wild and rebellious past during the 1920s. From underground speakeasies and rum-running operations on the Salish Sea to corrupt officials and forgotten road houses, Brad shares jaw-dropping stories that reveal a bawdy side of Se…
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As predicted, new farm work overtime laws aren't benefitting farmworkers, despite the promises of lawmakers who supported the changes.Tim Delbridge, assistant professor of applied economics at Oregon State University, joined Dillon with details on his research on the impact of the changing laws in Oregon, showing farmworkers actually making less mo…
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Farmers Equipment Company is known around Northwest Washington and far beyond for serving the farming community with their wide variety of equipment lines, shop and irrigation services and expansive parts inventory and more.Kevin Pawloski, Farmer's Equipment Company's President and General Manager, joins Dillon with a look back at the company's las…
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In today's episode, I cover a brief comparison of market supply in 2024 and to date in 2025. Comparisons include months supply, and the average number of showings to pending. For events: June 27: Pre-Flight Bites at Skagit Regional Airport to benefit the Skagit Children's Museum, 5-7pm. **Street address is 15426** Get tickets and info at https://ww…
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Whatcom County officials' miscalculation following the recent rollover of a semi load of honey bees near Lynden sent headline writers around the globe into sensationalist overdrive.Local reporter Jeremy Lott joined Dillon to discuss the shock the over-the-top coverage generated, and why at the same time local farmers' response was little more than …
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