Dr. Dan Hartman is the director of Integrated Development for Global Health at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation here in Seattle, and in this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Dan helps us to better understand the ever-evolving situation surrounding COVID-19.
Homeowners, renters, and Seattle in general all stand to benefit from an increase in DADUs, but all too frequently, the cost of building a DADU can be prohibitively expensive. Then MyKabin came along.
In this episode of the Rise Seattle Podcast, host Tyler Davis Jones sits down with Rob Hill from MyKabin, an innovative company that builds DADUs in the backyards of single-family homes in Seattle for a flat-rate price. Not only does this offer homeowners a cost-effective and convenient way to invest, DADUs help to increase the density and diversity of Seattle’s neighborhoods. Tyler and Rob also dive into everything from the specific steps that go into the MyKabin building process to how much these DADUs can rent for.
Jesse Bradley is a former professional soccer goalkeeper, radio host, podcaster, author, and speaker. After surviving several close calls with death, Jesse exudes a gratitude for every new day and opportunity to encourage people in their journey.
Let's face it, wine shopping is overwhelming.
When you walk into a grocery store or wine shop you’re confronted with hundreds of options. How do you pick a decent bottle? Wouldn’t it be nice if there was someone there with you to suggest a few?
Crunchy Red Fruit is based in Seattle and acts as your own personal Master Sommelier . They curate and send you wines you love to drink. Wines that tell a story. Wines that are different from what’s offered at big box stores.
A question Tyler asks every guest at the end of each show is “What is your biggest fear for Seattle.” The number one answer to this question (in over 80 episodes) is that we don’t want Seattle to become San Francisco, but what does that mean? Butch Haze – one of the “Top 100 “real estate agents in the country joins the show to talk about what we can learn from San Francisco now to change Seattle’s future and how we can get into “the game” of real estate in an ever-growing costly market.
Dr. Dan Hartman is the director of Integrated Development for Global Health at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation here in Seattle, and in this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Dan helps us to better understand the ever-evolving situation surrounding COVID-19.
Homeowners, renters, and Seattle in general all stand to benefit from an increase in DADUs, but all too frequently, the cost of building a DADU can be prohibitively expensive. Then MyKabin came along.
In this episode of the Rise Seattle Podcast, host Tyler Davis Jones sits down with Rob Hill from MyKabin, an innovative company that builds DADUs in the backyards of single-family homes in Seattle for a flat-rate price. Not only does this offer homeowners a cost-effective and convenient way to invest, DADUs help to increase the density and diversity of Seattle’s neighborhoods. Tyler and Rob also dive into everything from the specific steps that go into the MyKabin building process to how much these DADUs can rent for.
Let's face it, wine shopping is overwhelming.
When you walk into a grocery store or wine shop you’re confronted with hundreds of options. How do you pick a decent bottle? Wouldn’t it be nice if there was someone there with you to suggest a few?
Crunchy Red Fruit is based in Seattle and acts as your own personal Master Sommelier . They curate and send you wines you love to drink. Wines that tell a story. Wines that are different from what’s offered at big box stores.
A question Tyler asks every guest at the end of each show is “What is your biggest fear for Seattle.” The number one answer to this question (in over 80 episodes) is that we don’t want Seattle to become San Francisco, but what does that mean? Butch Haze – one of the “Top 100 “real estate agents in the country joins the show to talk about what we can learn from San Francisco now to change Seattle’s future and how we can get into “the game” of real estate in an ever-growing costly market.
Sarah Adler returns! Back with a new cookbook, new mission and new baby! Sarah is a Seattle native, best selling healthy cookbook author, nutrition coach and owner of Simply Real Health—a healthy lifestyle company on a mission to educate, teach, and inspire others to live their happiest and healthiest life.
In the wake of the Australia fires it's more evident than ever that climate change is impacting our world. But what can we do as individuals to make an impact? Chris Hanson is the COO of Sage Conservation, a Seattle based efficiency consulting firm that offers services to help you optimize your building’s performance.
Amy Vallejo is the Founder and Owner of Social Creative, a Seattle based workshop business that's sole purpose in to bring women together to be social and creative with good food and good wine. On today's episode Amy discusses the biggest lessons she's learned in the time she's been running her business.
Moira Bugler and Mel Arnold Gillett are the Co-Owners and Co-Directors of Emerald City Dance Complex, an urban dance studio that offers a warm and creative space to grow your love of dance. From Ballet to Jazz. Hip Hop to Tap. Emerald City Dance Complex offers all types of classes for all types of dancers.
Jason Mesnick rose to pop culture fame after being the runner-up on season 4 of ABC's The Bachelorette. Shortly after, America fell in love with him as he was chosen to be the first single dad Bachelor on season 13. What was it like to be the Bachelor? What's it like behind the scenes? What was his biggest take away from the experience? Today, Jason finds himself in a post-celebrity life selling real estate on the Eastside. What has that transition been like for him and Molly?
Rudy Willingham is a Seattle native that has recently been catapulted into the limelight with his incredibly creative and Seattle forward Instagram account, @rudy_willingham. From elevator decals featuring Russell Wilson throwing the perfect pass to Tyler Lockett - to a woman wearing Das Boots at Rhein Haus. Rudy has found a way to creatively capture remarkable Seattle pop culture. Rudy and Tyler discuss all things creativity and Seattle business.
Kimberlee Gorsline is the founder and CEO of Kimberlee Marie Interiors, one of the top luxury interior design companies in Seattle. Her team's mission is to simplify the decorating process one box at a time. On this episode we discuss what it’s like to run a small business in Seattle and practical tips on how to spruce up your home. If you’re like us, you find it overwhelming to find the perfect items to decorate your home. Luckily on this episode - Kim has you covered with her new company Placed!
Paul Peterman is the Regional President of Compass, a heavily funded real estate startup that just opened its tech center in Amazon's SLU neighborhood. After leading the Technology & Connectivity team at Facebook here in Seattle for over 8 years, Paul is now helping to drive the business growth of Compass as they make it their mission to help everyone find their place in the NW. In this episode, Tyler and Paul talk about the Seattle technology culture and why Compass chose Seattle as it’s West Coast hub.
Laureli is a Seattle based seventeen-year-old pop singer who has been making music since she could talk. Influenced by artists similar to Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, and Post Malone, her music has evolved into a powerful blend of pop/trap instrumentals with lush vocal melodies. Her dream is to share her unfiltered emotions, confidence, and self-love with the world. On today's episode we talk about growing up in Seattle, the Seattle music scene and how she's hustling to make her dream become a reality.
Dr. Deborah J Oyer, MD is a Seattle based Doctor with 32 years of experience. She currently serves at the Cedar River Clinic specializing in Adult and Family Medicine. Recently, Dr. Oyer was featured on the critically acclaimed documentary called Our Bodies Our Doctors, where she defends the importance of birth control and access to abortions.
After multiple tours with the US Army, Jason Caveness came home to a slower life than he expected. He wanted to be a part of something more so he got involved with the tech and startup scene here in Seattle. Jason noticed that small businesses desperately needed help with recruiting but often couldn't afford to work with a big firm.
Terry Rice is running for Seattle City Council Candidate for District 6. He is a native of the Pacific Northwest and has lived his entire adult life here in Seattle. Terry is running for office because he believes in maintaining a business climate that is hospitable to economic growth, while holding businesses accountable to the community.
Pete Rex is the founder and CEO of Trustwork, a comprehensive technology platform that gives entrepreneurs in major cities across the US the power to create and grow businesses, obtain capital and build brands. Pete was a young real estate mogul who built a billion-dollar real estate company from the ground up and is now using his capital to build an ambitious technology aiming to help the small businesses and disadvantaged working class.
