
Marketologist Jerry Antush and Producer Bob Trombley talk to and tell the stories of the icons, innovators, characters, and kooks who are the Pike Place Market Community.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Hey now, I am here to officially announce, with a heavy heart Jerry Antush has transitioned to the next realm. For our fans who follow him on facebook you guys may have already heard the news. I was still in Palm Springs when it happened. I am now ba... more
This week on the Pike Place Podcast, Jerry and Bob welcome back Nick Setten. We aren't sure exactly how many times he has been on the show, but he is by far our number one recurring guest, Nick Setten! We talk, Friends of the Market's 50th anniversar... more
FLASH BULLETIN!!!!JERRY and BOB DO ALL VIRTUAL PIKE PLACE PODCAST!!!! LISTEN AS THEY INTERVIEW the HAT LADY on WESTERN! YES SHARON HAGERTY returns to the PIKE PLACE MARKET!! as the OWNER/OPERATOR of ECLIPSE HATS! LETS LISTEN!
This week on the podcast we welcome Joan Paulson for part 2 of our Post Alley Podcast. Joan discusses elephants, golden bricks, and alley ways. Let's Listen!
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The Pike Place Market Podcast is really interesting. They interview a lot of people who work in the market, and the different features of the market. I love the interviews, the not so popular ‘hidden’ spots in the Market, and the hosts are sweet, unpretentious, and funny! Well produced and a fun Podcast.
I smiled the entire time listening to the great stories. I’ve never been to the rummage hall but will look for it next visit to the market. Wonder if they noted an uptick in visitors after this podcast released?
I’m so excited to have the opportunity of hearing the history and life of the market! Jerry is the best regular a Starbucks barista could ask for. He comes in every morning for his venti iced americano with a smile and jokes to get everyone laughing. I can’t wait for the next sessions!
Loved the first listen. This makes me nostalgic for the Market, then and now. Keep up the good work!










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