It’s not every day that you meet someone whose life story embodies resilience and a commitment to justice. During our latest conversation, we had the pleasure of speaking with Betty Frizzell, a former police chief turned advocate, who shared her remarkable journey from a challenging background to becoming a voice for the voiceless. She talks about her background, her time as a LEO and her podcast: "Injustice Unspoken" where she and her co-host talk with women who have been trafficked, speak with experts and give a hopeful voice for those who gained it back. You can find more info on Betty at BettyJaneFrizell.com. Like, subscribe, comment and share if you will. Much love.
The boys drop some things into this weeks' time capsule for future consumption and then meet up the fantastic Ambika of Seattle's best hardcore band, Distest. She even brings in the string section who appear in the background. We talk DYI tours, international tours, song writing and her unusual upbringing without western rock influences. Give a listen. Give a like. Give a subscribe and a share. Much love. Look up Distest Seattle on all the socials!
We dive into some van life tales from travelling musician and van life expert Elizabeth Petra. It's a fun episode with Ms. Petra who is clearly a badass, rock climber, potato hauler, traveler and musical talent. Thanks for the listen and please like and subscribe, comment and share. Much Love!
The boys toss some junk into this week's time capsule so we have something to talk about in 20 or 50 years. Then the goal was to chat with a special guest, but technical difficulties will keep us away for a couple of weeks, so we talk about some news stuff that popped up toward the end of last week. It's a mad, mad, mad world, and we're just living in it. Thanks for being a part of it!
With Jeff out on surgery leave, Charles and Mike hold down the fort, and do "OK" on the video and audio. They dump a couple of things into this week's time capsule and then have a great interview with actor and animal activist William McNamara and he's got some great stories. Star of "Copycat", "Stealing Home", "Chasers" and his new TV show "The Trouble with Billy". He's worked with so many talented individuals from Jodi Foster to Sigourney Weaver and has brought a bunch of those friends to his new show. Listen to him here and then go check out: TheTroubleWithBilly.com. Don't forget to join us in liking, subscribing, commenting and sharing. Much love!
Part Duex of the Generation X Round Table The show is hosting some old and new friends to talk about all things Generation X, the movies, music, cars, 1st jobs, bullies, and more! We've got past guests: comedian Kate Carlson Carlsen, CM Ed Prince, musician Ray Smalley and old friend Pete Lindstrom. Gen X is regarded as those born between 1965 and 1980. Our childhoods in the 70’s and 80’s, our becoming adults during the 90’s and all downhill by the turn of the century. But, that doesn’t define who we are. Gen X is sort of that weird generation between boomers and millennials. Children of the Silent Generation (my parents) and older Baby Boomers. Often times associated with aloofness and characterized by independence, self-reliance and adaptability. To that we say: “Your mama.” Subscribe, like, comment, share. It's totally tubular!
This week the boys are trying something a little different this week. The show is hosting some old and new friends to talk about all things Generation X, the movies, music, cars, 1st jobs, bullies, and more! We've got past guests: comedian Kate Carlson Carlsen, CM Ed Prince, musician Ray Smalley and old friend Pete Lindstrom. Gen X is regarded as those born between 1965 and 1980. Our childhoods in the 70’s and 80’s, our becoming adults during the 90’s and all downhill by the turn of the century. But, that doesn’t define who we are. Gen X is sort of that weird generation between boomers and millennials. Children of the Silent Generation (my parents) and older Baby Boomers. Often times associated with aloofness and characterized by independence, self-reliance and adaptability. To that we say: “Your mama.” Subscribe, like, comment, share, yadda, yadda.
The boys dump some things into this week's timecapsule just so we can take a look at it again in another 20 or 50 years. Then, they welcome in the Frazier's of Renton's own Drum Roll Wine talk about...well, wine, of course. The Frazier's are good folks who know their stuff and make a great product all the while supporting the community, bringing people together and being top notch folks. It's a great conversation so take a listen and don't forget to subscribe, like, comment and share, in that order. Much love!