Election Night '24 Special Coverage Special!
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The acclaimed WALKING Podcast returns with its acclaimed "Special Election Night Coverage Counterprogramming Special." A fine hike for tumultuous times: along the shore and through the woods, featuring chittering birds and the distant, patriotic thrum of state-run ferries shuttling American commuters across Puget Sound. [Misophonia trigger warning: at around 15:00, I pick and eat a wild apple.] This walk is sponsored by my novel that you can read for free. When sea monsters invade the Venice canals, it's up to a team of scientists, soldiers of fortune and traditional gondoliers to battle them...
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REBROADCAST: Holiday Special!
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Do you hear what I hear?
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A Minefield
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I wasn't ready for this jelly.
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Step Into Liquid
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It was raining very hard.
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Coffee Regular
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Guest: Isaac Fitzgerald
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Election Night Special Coverage Special
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Many happy returns?
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Dolphins!
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Guest: Dolphins!
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Walk of Shame
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Guest: Lulu Miller's voicemail
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The GOATs
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Let it bleat.
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A Bad Case of the Downhill Giggles
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Tee-hee-hee.
info_outlineExploding the usual format of the show to bring you a star-studded, Yuletide spectacular that harkens back to the homespun, holiday podcast specials of days gone by!
With special guest appearances by: Decemberists guitarist Chris Funk, fine arts photographer Meghann Riepenhoff and friends, TV producer Jesse Ziebart, Grammy-nominee Korum Bischoff, and restauranteur and businessman Harvey Wolff from Proper Fish. Come along on a wintry ramble around the island, chasing away a case of the holiday blahs!
The WALKING Podcast Holiday Special is brought to you by Dresden Stollen Bakers. When Irmgard Maron came to the United States in 1928, she brought a cherished recipe for stollen from her native Dresden. She began baking for friends and relatives during the holidays and, at their urging, started a small bakery business. Ninety-one years later, three generations of her descendants still gather to bake this deliciously rich holiday bread once a year and sell it to families like yours around the world.
The WALKING Podcast will be back to normal next week, i.e. no talking.