
A diverse range of people are shaping Seattle's business, arts, cultural and public sectors and driving the city’s renewal and reemergence from the global pandemic. Join Downtown Seattle Association President & CEO Jon Scholes for conversations with leaders across multiple sectors who are influencing the Seattle of today and tomorrow. Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes, one of Seattle Magazine’s... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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If you live or work downtown, there’s a really good chance you benefit from infrastructure that is more than 100 years old under your feet. We’re talking steam as we kick off the fifth season of the Seattle City Makers podcast. Jon is joined by CenTr... more
It’s a milestone episode for the Seattle City Makers podcast – we've hit the century mark! While all our guests are special to us, for show number 100 we have a guest who is known well beyond our city as we welcome actor, host and comedian Joel McHal... more
Now that the dust has settled on the November election, it’s time to dig into the analysis, the issues facing our newly elected leaders, the what-does-it-all-mean conversation Seattleites are surely having right now. Political and public affairs cons... more
We’re raising the curtain at one of Seattle’s greatest venues on this episode of Seattle City Makers. Bill Berry, the executive & artistic director of the venerable 5th Avenue Theatre joins us to dig into arts & culture in downtown Seattle. Jon and B... more
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As a maker myself, I value this podcast more than any other source of Seattle news in the commerce and business sector. Seattle City Makers brings forward the real voices shaping our city, and Jon Scholes has a rare talent for invigorating the listener while keeping the good questions flowing. Every episode feels like a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and vision for Seattle’s future. For entrepreneurs, creatives, and anyone invested in the city’s growth, this podcast is essential listenin... more
Huge fan of Jon and James and entire DSA team that produces this great content that profiles both Seattle’s comeback and what has always made it a great place to live, work and play. This is always a listen as I travel between our Seattle office and across the region and love seeing all of the locations and voices Jon does a stellar job of elevating. Check it out.
I am a new listener and have really enjoyed the podcast so far. Love getting connected to my city through influential folks. Dr. Sperring is leading SCH through a pivotal time and yes, as a parent of a kid cured of cancer, it hold a VERY special place in our hearts. We must lift up and support orgs like this in our city, in every city.
Glad you started this podcast. Can’t wait to see who is on next… got plenty of ideas if needed 😉
Delivers across all facets of art, culture, politics, and community. The selection of bright and innovative guests is well curated and relevant. Jon is dynamic host that has taken the time to know the people across the table and has a charismatic way of bringing people out of their shell. The unicorn of local podcasts.
Very well made and great discussions
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A wide array of influential figures shape Seattle's business, arts, culture, and public sectors in a city rebounding from the global pandemic. The discussions provide a platform where leaders share their experiences and insights, covering topics relevant to the city's transformation and community development. Listeners are likely to encounter stories of resilience, innovative projects, and the strategies employed by these leaders to foster positive change within urban spaces. The engaging conversations invite various perspectives on pressing issues such as public safety, affordable housing, and cultural revitalization, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Seattle's growth and societal challenges. The focus on local voices ... more
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Recent guests on Seattle City Makers include:
1. Joel McHale
2. Sandeep Kaushik
3. Bill Berry
4. Dr. Amy Barden
5. Scott Mitchell
6. Alice Shobe
7. Joe Paganelli
8. Denise Moriguchi
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