
Spokast! is about discovering the incredible individuals who make Spokane better. On the podcast, I do my best to dive deep into the lives, stories, and contributions of remarkable Spokanites. But it's not just about interviews; it's about celebrating Spokane. I’m here to uplift and showcase our beautiful city in all its glory. There's so much to share when it comes to discussing our experiences i... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In this episode of In The Den, Alexis and Brennon sit down with Anna Marie Martin, the grant writer and nonprofit consultant behind SpokeAnna, for a candid look at how grant funding really works and what it takes to build something that lasts.
Anna ... more
On this special episode of Spokast, Brennon sits down with his good friend Jinx Universe, a hip-hop artist and cultural navigator at the Carl Maxey Center, to talk about one of his favorite nights of the year: Poetry for the Vibes.
Jinx shares how P... more
Jeremy Urann and Sherri Bylenga are a brother-and-sister filmmaking duo from Spokane, and together they run Fat Gratitude Productions. Jeremy is a SAG-AFTRA actor, dancer, and model whose recent work includes Netflix's "Forever" and national campaign... more
After about eight months away from the mic, the Spokane fires brought me back. This week I built spokast.com/spokane-wildfire-relief, one page that gathers every Spokane wildfire resource into a single place, both for people who need help and people ... more
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With a little more background introduction of guests at the top and some grounding touch point questions or topics to cover, I would enjoy this much more. It’s fine for conversations to spin off in different directions, but there should be some structure so a listener can follow along.
Taking the time to make sure you spell out certain acronyms or explain names of things that not everyone is aware of would help the listener follow along too (if you mention the Addy’s for example, if you're not... more
I’m going to edit a review I previously made - the feedback I left has definitely been improved. It’s a joy to listen to each episode and I’m thankful you guys are making this for us here in Spokane!
Great group of local business people excited about whats going on in Spokane . Interviews, suggestions , ideas and events!
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Spokane-focused conversations spotlight local creators, entrepreneurs, and community-builders, with episodes ranging from independent filmmaking and crowdfunding journeys to workforce development and small-business finance. The show frequently features local designers, thrift operators, and civic partners, often exploring how Spokane's culture, institutions, and networks support growth, inclusion, and collaboration. A notable thread is grounding big hometown stories in practical impact—whether through mentorship, local partnerships, or community-driven initiatives that keep momentum (and talent) within the region. For potential listeners, the mix of intimate storytelling, practical insights for small businesses, and a celebration of Spokane... more
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Recent guests on Spokast! include:
1. Anna Marie Martin
2. Derek Jenkins
3. Mr. Amos
4. Jeremy Urann
5. Sherri Bylenga
6. Andrew Bryan
7. Deb Sauls
8. Julie Kimball-Briant
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