Best Wetherbee Podcasts (2025)

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9.18.25 with Joe McAdam

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9.18.25 with Joe McAdam Let’s all watch some highlights. Donate to our Patreon The post 9.18.25 with Joe McAdam appeared first on You, Me, Them, Everybody.By Brandon Wetherbee

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8.8.25 with Joe McAdam

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8.8.25 with Joe McAdam The internet used to be better. Donate to our Patreon The post 8.8.25 with Joe McAdam appeared first on You, Me, Them, Everybody.By Brandon Wetherbee

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Episode 12 "Derek Decater - Beyond the Game" 57:15

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From standout collegiate baseball player to performance coach, Derek Decater has taken his love for the game and turned it into something bigger. With a strong foundation in Anatomy, body mechanics and nutrition, he has built a welcoming training space for all ages - whether you are chasing athletic goals or just looking to be your best. Along the …

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Episode 11 "Greg Jamiel: A Life of Media, Movement & Meaning" 49:31

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Episode 11 of The Valley Voice with Jessica Self welcomes a truly inspiring guest — Greg Jamiel of SnoValley Pride! Greg’s journey has taken him from the shores of Rhode Island to stages, studios, and screens across the U.S. and beyond. With years of TV and media experience — and travels that span the globe — Greg has now found his forever home in …

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Episode 10 "Skylines & Soundtracks: Travis Wetherbee's Visual Voice of the Snoqualmie Valley" 1:03:50

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In this episode of The Valley Voice with Jessica Self, we sit down with Travis Wetherbee of Last Lite Photography—born and raised right here in the Snoqualmie Valley. Travis shares the fascinating journey of how he picked up a camera, chased auroras, evolved into shooting musicians and festivals, and he’s most knows for his stunning, soul-stirring …

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Episode 9 "From Insurance to Impact: Why Jeff Warren Says "Pick Me" for the Valley" 52:12

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This week, I'm chatting with Jeff Warren-your go-to State Farm Insurance Agent and one of the Valley's most dedicated community supporters. But there is so much more to Jeff than guitars and coverage! We dive into his story-where he came from, how life lead him to the Valley, and why giving back means so much to him. Jeff's the kind of neighbor we …

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Episode 8 "Windows, Washes & the Fast Lane: Augie Dugar's Wild Ride" 47:07

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The Valley Voice with Jessica Self is back with an awesome new episode featuring Augie Dugar, owner of Reflection of Perfection - and trust me, this one shines! We talk about Augie's journey to the Snoqualmie Valley and how he built a business that does way more than just window cleaning, pressure washing, and hanging holiday lights. Augie's all he…

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Live at The Hungry Brain with Patrick Bertoletti, Seth Vanek and Esmeralda Leon

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Live at The Hungry Brain with Patrick Bertoletti, Seth Vanek and Esmeralda Leon Esmeralda Leon for co-host. Patrick Bertoletti for competitive eating. Seth Vanek for house band. The Hungry Brain for venue. Chicago for city. Donate to our Patreon The post Live at The Hungry Brain with Patrick Bertoletti, Seth Vanek and Esmeralda Leon appeared first …

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Live at Dew Drop Inn with Dario Martinez, Mary Beth McAndrews, Legba Carrefour and Haywood Turnipseed Jr

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Live at Dew Drop Inn with Dario Martinez, Mary Beth McAndrews, Legba Carrefour and Haywood Turnipseed Jr Dario Martinez for co-host. Mary Beth McAndrews for scary movies. Legba Carrefour for end of life services. Haywood Turnipseed Jr. for Color Commentary. Dew Drop Inn for venue. Washington, DC for city. Donate to our Patreon The post Live at Dew …

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Episode 7 "Cherry Pie and Conversation" 38:32

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Rachel Bennett, the proud co-owner of Twede's Cafe' since 2019, is as local as they come-born and raised right here in North Bend. After heading out on a big adventure for college and life beyond the Valley, she found herself drawn back to her hometown roots. What started as a part-time job at the iconic Twede's turned into something much bigger: t…

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6.27.25 with Allison Lane

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6.27.25 with Allison Lane First time on the show since August 2023. Donate to our Patreon The post 6.27.25 with Allison Lane appeared first on You, Me, Them, Everybody.By Brandon Wetherbee

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Episode 6 "The Chickadees' Story: Resilience, Community, and Sweet New Beginnings Part 2" 42:46

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In this episode, we sit down with Dori Ross and Katie Podschwit, the dynamic duo behind Chickadee Bakeshop in Snoqualmie, Wa. We dive into their personal journeys-how they each found their way to the Snoqualmie Valley over a decade ago, built community roots, and eventually teamed up to create one of the area's most beloved bakeries. We talk about …

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Episode 5 "The Chickadees' Story: Resilience, Community, and Sweet New Beginnings Part 1 49:47

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In this episode, we sit down with Dori Ross and Katie Podschwit, the dynamic duo behind Chickadee Bakeshop in Snoqualmie, Wa. We dive into their personal journeys-how they each found their way to the Snoqualmie Valley over a decade ago, built community roots, and eventually teamed up to create one of the area's most beloved bakeries. We talk about …

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Episode 4 "Behind the Curtain at North Bend Theatre with Beth and Sam Burrows" 41:19

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In this episode, Jessica sits down leaders of the with Beth and Sam Burrows, the passionate owners of the historic North Bend Theatre and leaders of the nonprofit Friends of the North Bend Theatre. They share what it's like to own and operate a beloved landmark that is more than just a movie theater. The theater serves as a community hub for creati…

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Episode 3 "Carrie Lee Gagnon, Executive Director, King County Search and Rescue" 48:49

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www.jessicaself.com www.kingcountysar.org Jessica sits down with Carrie Lee Gagnon, Executive Director, King County Search and Rescue. Carrie breaks down how King County Search and Rescue operates throughout the county, funding, and ways citizens can plug in and support SAR operations in the County. SARposium Tuesday, May 20th Carnation Farms, Carn…

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Episode 2 "Tree Houses with Emily Nelson" 42:45

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www.jessicaself.com Jessica is joined by Emily Nelson of Nelson Treehouse to discuss what its like living in the Snoqualmie Valley, having a TV show, and living in tree houses.By thevalleyvoicewithjessicaself

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Episode 1 "Festivals with Morgan Henley" 1:04:46

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www.jessicaself.com May Sip, Suds & Si – May 10 (Downtown North Bend) https://www.northbenddowntown.org Remlinger Farms Concert Series (Carnation) https://remlingerfarms.com/remlinger-summer-concerts/ June Duvall Days – June 6 & 7 https://duvalldays.org/ Fall City Day – June 14 https://www.fallcity.org/ Art Off The Rails – June 21 https://www.north…

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Trevor J Wallace: The Menorca Shipwreck Project (Underwater Archaeology in the Balearic Islands) 38:39

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In this interview, international filmmaker and explorer Trevor Wallace tells me about the Menorca Shipwreck Project, an ongoing excavation of a series of shipwrecks in the Balearic Islands of Spain.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Briana Doering: Ancient Migrations from Alaska to the Southwest 42:45

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In this conversation, we focus on one research topic: the Dene Transition, a pivotal moment of change more than a thousand years ago, when people speaking Na-Dene languages, such as the modern Navajo and Comanche migrated out of Alaska, the Yukon, and British Columbia, eventually settling as far south as the border of Mexico.…

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Kirk Freudenburg: The Cinematic Art of Virgil's World 40:22

1+ y ago40:22

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Yale classicist Kirk Freudenburg discusses the epic poems of the ancient world. From the Iliad to the Aeneid.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Gino Caspari: Exploration on the Eurasian Steppe and Beyond 38:05

1+ y ago38:05

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In this episode, I speak with Dr. Gino Caspari, an Explorers Club fellow and expert in the archaeology of the ancient Eurasian Steppe. Gino uses satellite imagery, LiDAR, and other forms of remote sensing paired with ambitious field surveys to discover new ancient sites. Check him out on Instagram @ginocaspari…

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Wei-Cheng Lin: Stories of a Sacred Mountain in Medieval China 44:20

2y ago44:20

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Art historian Dr. Wei-Cheng Lin and I discuss the arrival of Buddhism in ancient and early medieval China. We track the emergence of a major sacred site called Mount Wutai, discuss the symbolism of the mountains in Chinese history, and much more.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Morag Kersel: Looters, Tourists, and Archaeologists in the Holy Land 41:21

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Dr. Morag Kersel and I discuss the ethics of archaeology, including the challenges posed by looting, the illegal antiquities trade, and the curation crisis. We focus on these issues in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine, through the lens of Dr. Kersel's archaeological and ethnographic research.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Brian Bauer: At the Edge of the Wari Empire 40:29

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In this episode, Dr. Bauer tells me about his work studying a remote outpost of the Wari Empire, an enigmatic civilization that preceded the Inca in Andean prehistory. We discuss imperial expansion, social hierarchy, burials, and more.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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David Paradis: War and Honor in Medieval England 1:10:12

2y ago1:10:12

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In this episode, David Paradis joins me to discuss the legacies of early medieval feuding and honor cultures. We examine how those forces shaped England, and Europe more broadly, across the middle ages.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Adrian Chase: Mapping Ancient Maya Cities 59:06

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In this episode, Dr. Adrian Chase takes us on a deep dive into the process of mapping and understanding ancient Maya cities, how the Maya shaped the natural world around them, and how studying ancient urbanism can enrich our understanding of modern cities.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Catherine Kearns: Unearthing Iron Age Cyprus 39:25

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A fascinating conversation on one of the lesser-known regions in the ancient Mediterranean. Dr. Kearns talks about her fieldwork studying archaic Cyprus. We talk about the rural landscapes of the Iron Age world, and why it's important to look beyond palaces and temples to the countryside, where most of the ancients lived their lives.…

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McKenna Litynski: The Tales Bones Tell 36:29

2+ y ago36:29

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A discussion on squeezing every possible bit of data from ancient bones. Learn how archaeologists analyze bone artifacts using cutting-edge paleoproteomics, spatial and statistical analyses, experimental archaeology, and more!By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Christopher Milan: The Manchay Culture of Ancient Peru 46:59

2+ y ago46:59

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How did civilization emerge on the Peruvian coast? Who were the Manchay? How did Amazonian civilization influence the coast, and what role did Shamanism play in Andean prehistory?By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Jackson Crawford: Odin’s Advice and the Values of the Viking World 53:52

3y ago53:52

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Dr. Jackson Crawford joins me to discuss ethics and beliefs in the viking world, through the lens of Hávamál, a collection of Old Norse poetry written from the perspective of Odin. The conversation meanders through topics including violence, relations between the sexes, magic and runes, honor, and reputation.…

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Evelynn Combs and Gerad Smith: Precolonial Coppersmiths of Alaska 42:58

3y ago42:58

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In this episode, I speak with Evelynn Combs and Gerad Smith about the history of metalworking - particularly copper - in ancient Alaska. We talk about their experiments trying to reconstruct Dene methods of copper working, and I learn some of the meanings behind this traditional craft.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Gerad Smith: Ancient Alaska and the Gift of the Tanana 57:30

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In this episode, Dr. Gerad Smith tells me about the archaeology of the indigenous Dene people of the Alaskan interior. He works heavily with Dene elders, informants, and professionals from a variety of organizations. He also incorporates linguistics, mythology, and ethnography into his studies to better understand the things he digs up.…

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Justin Cramb: The Zooarchaeology of Prehistoric Polynesia 45:46

3y ago45:46

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In this episode, I speak with Dr. Justin Cramb, an expert in the archaeology of prehistoric Polynesia.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Robert Kelly: The Fifth Beginning 1:03:25

3+ y ago1:03:25

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In this episode, I speak with Dr. Robert Kelly, an expert in prehistoric archaeology and the study of ancient hunter-gatherers. The topic of the day is his book, The Fifth Beginning: What Six Million Years of Human History Can Tell Us About Our Future.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Todd Surovell: The Overkill Hypothesis 55:37

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In this episode Dr. Todd Surovell lays out the case for the Overkill Hypothesis: the claim that ice age hunters triggered a wave of megafaunal extinctions as they entered the New World.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Catherine Steidl: Ancient Greek Colonies and Mediterranean Migrations 53:55

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In this episode I speak with Dr. Catherine Steidl. Dr. Steidl is a Scholar in residence at the Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization, at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Having earned her PhD from Brown University’s institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World in 2018, she is an expert in the archaeology of the ancient mediterr…

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Spencer Pelton: Out of Africa and Into the Ice 56:40

3+ y ago56:40

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Wyoming State Archaeologist Spencer Pelton tells me about his research on how anatomically modern humans colonized the globe. We also talk about paleoindian archaeology, ancient ochre mines, ethnography in Mongolia, cave archaeology, and more.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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James Johnson: Uncovering the Ancient Pastoralists of the Bronze Age Steppe 55:24

4y ago55:24

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In this episode I speak with Dr. James Johnson, an archaeologist and expert in the ancient western Eurasian steppe. Tune in next time for more interviews on archaeology, ancient history, and prehistory.By Sebastian Wetherbee

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Molly Herron: Mammoth Ivory and Big Game Hunting in the Ice Age 42:11

4y ago42:11

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In this episode, I speak with my friend Molly Herron. She specializes in the archaeology of pleistocene North America, and is interested in the relationship between ancient humans and megafauna. We discuss her research identifying ivory at mammoth kill/scavenge sites, and her ongoing reexamination of the Colby Mammoth Site.…

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Co-working Through The Coronavirus with Jenn Tisdale 19:09

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Back to the Future: The Musical with Jenn Tisdale 22:38

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Summer Festival Season is coming. Who is it for? 26:22

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Employing a Pressure Cooker for Cocktails with Andy Bixby 17:51

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Porn site offers free webcams to 49ers and Chiefs players to prevent home burglaries during Super Bowl 23:49

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Do The Grammys Matter When No One Buys Music? 35:56

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AFC/NFC Championship Weekend Preview for True Crime Fans 25:03

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How to Cream Cheese in Almost Anything with Jenn Tisdale 24:36

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The Kingmaker, Generation Wealth and The Queen of Versailles Director Lauren Greenfield 34:49

6y ago34:49

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The documentarian joins to the show to discuss her new film, The Kingmaker, about the once disgraced, still powerful Imelda Marcos. Powered and distributed by SimplecastBy Full Service Radio

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Quietly Tapping and Whispering Out of the 10s with Jenn Tisdale 18:49

6y ago18:49

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Of all the trends of the 10s that bothered some and soothed others, it was ASMR. A chat with BYT's Jenn Tisdale about her ASMR guide and some recommendations for people that dislike whispering and tapping. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.By Full Service Radio

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Terrible Teens with Matt Byrne 33:52

6y ago33:52

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We're in the midst of our end of the decade series so we chat with BYT writer Matt Byrne about his three features that are currently available on the site and the three that are coming up. The 2010s was the decade of Conner O'Malley. Kind of. Powered and distributed by SimplecastBy Full Service Radio