September 24, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
We start with some inspiring hometown heroics, as Spokane plays host to the Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference today. Nineteen Washington workers are being honored for their lifesaving actions on the job, including bus supervisors and Boeing crews who responded swiftly to emergencies. One powerful moment of recognition goes to two men receiving a Humanitarian Award for their courage in a tragic carjacking incident in Seattle. Attendees can also see the exciting Poletop Rescue Competition and a variety of workshops focused on making workplaces safer and more resilient.
Now, for those looking to unwind with some laughs, the Spokane Comedy Club features Ben Brainard tonight at 7:30. Brainard, known for his witty takes on life and current events, is a crowd favorite, so if you want in on the comedic action, grab your seats early. For folks who’d rather be in on the jokes themselves, check out Open Mic Night—also tonight—where Spokane’s own aspiring comedians take the stage to test their punchlines. Later in the week, Don McMillan brings his high-energy comedy to town, so you can keep the fun going.
If a touch of culture is more your style, Gonzaga University welcomes the celebrated women’s a cappella ensemble Lyyra at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center this evening at 7:30. Lyyra, praised for their velvet-rich harmonies and exciting repertoire spanning classical to pop, promises an unforgettable musical experience you won’t find anywhere else in the Northwest tonight.
The stage scene keeps buzzing over at the First Interstate Center for the Arts, where Broadway musical magic comes alive all week with performances of Some Like It Hot. This lively show has gotten rave reviews for its music and choreography and is sure to bring some sparkle to these early fall evenings—perfect for a family outing or date night.
If you want to get active and see the city from a new angle, Atticus Coffee downtown is the starting line for today’s Spokane Showdown Amazing Race and Tour. This event is a chance to explore local hotspots through a series of creative challenges, blending adventure and caffeine in the heart of our city.
Business-minded listeners can connect at After 5 Networking at Whistle Punk Brewing from 4:30 to 6, an excellent spot to mingle with other professionals, share ideas, or simply enjoy a pint among good company. For families observing Rosh Hashana, Temple Beth Shalom hosts Day 2 of services this morning, with the warmth of community at the center.
Sports fans, keep an eye on Gonzaga basketball news as we head toward October—Kraziness in the Kennel is coming up soon and excitement is building for another action-packed season.
That wraps up everything happening around Spokane today, from headline-making heroics to laughter, music, adventure, and community connections. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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We start with some inspiring hometown heroics, as Spokane plays host to the Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference today. Nineteen Washington workers are being honored for their lifesaving actions on the job, including bus supervisors and Boeing crews who responded swiftly to emergencies. One powerful moment of recognition goes to two men receiving a Humanitarian Award for their courage in a tragic carjacking incident in Seattle. Attendees can also see the exciting Poletop Rescue Competition and a variety of workshops focused on making workplaces safer and more resilient.
Now, for those looking to unwind with some laughs, the Spokane Comedy Club features Ben Brainard tonight at 7:30. Brainard, known for his witty takes on life and current events, is a crowd favorite, so if you want in on the comedic action, grab your seats early. For folks who’d rather be in on the jokes themselves, check out Open Mic Night—also tonight—where Spokane’s own aspiring comedians take the stage to test their punchlines. Later in the week, Don McMillan brings his high-energy comedy to town, so you can keep the fun going.
If a touch of culture is more your style, Gonzaga University welcomes the celebrated women’s a cappella ensemble Lyyra at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center this evening at 7:30. Lyyra, praised for their velvet-rich harmonies and exciting repertoire spanning classical to pop, promises an unforgettable musical experience you won’t find anywhere else in the Northwest tonight.
The stage scene keeps buzzing over at the First Interstate Center for the Arts, where Broadway musical magic comes alive all week with performances of Some Like It Hot. This lively show has gotten rave reviews for its music and choreography and is sure to bring some sparkle to these early fall evenings—perfect for a family outing or date night.
If you want to get active and see the city from a new angle, Atticus Coffee downtown is the starting line for today’s Spokane Showdown Amazing Race and Tour. This event is a chance to explore local hotspots through a series of creative challenges, blending adventure and caffeine in the heart of our city.
Business-minded listeners can connect at After 5 Networking at Whistle Punk Brewing from 4:30 to 6, an excellent spot to mingle with other professionals, share ideas, or simply enjoy a pint among good company. For families observing Rosh Hashana, Temple Beth Shalom hosts Day 2 of services this morning, with the warmth of community at the center.
Sports fans, keep an eye on Gonzaga basketball news as we head toward October—Kraziness in the Kennel is coming up soon and excitement is building for another action-packed season.
That wraps up everything happening around Spokane today, from headline-making heroics to laughter, music, adventure, and community connections. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Spokane local frequency for Wednesday,
September twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. We start with some
inspiring hometown heroics as Spokane plays host to the Governor's
Industrial Safety and Health Conference. Today, nineteen Washington workers are
being honored for their life saving actions on the job,
including bus supervisors and Boeing crews who responded swiftly to emergencies.
(00:23):
One powerful moment of recognition goes to two men receiving
a Humanitarian award for their courage in a tragic carjacking
incident in Seattle. Attendees can also see the exciting Polotop
rescue competition and a variety of workshops focused on making
workplaces safer and more resilient. Now, for those looking to
unwind with some laughs, the Spokane Comedy Club features Ben
(00:45):
Brainer tonight at seven thirty. Brainer, known for his witty
takes on life and current events, is a crowd favorite,
so if you want in on the comedic action, grab
your seats early. For folks who'd rather be in on
the jokes themselves, check out open Mic Night also tonight,
where Spokane's own aspiring comedians take this age to test
(01:06):
their punchlines. Later in the week, Don McMillan brings his
high energy comedy to town, so you can keep the
fun going if a touch of culture is more your style.
Gonzaga University welcomes the celebrated women's a cappella ensemble Lira
at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center this evening at
seven point thirty. LIRA, praised for their velvet rich harmonies
(01:28):
and exciting repertoire spanning classical to pop, promises an unforgettable
musical experience you won't find anywhere else in the Northwest. Tonight,
the stage scene keeps buzzing over at the First Interstate
Center for the Arts, where Broadway Musical Magic comes alive
all week with performances of Some Like It Hot. This
(01:48):
lively show has gotten rave reviews for its music and choreography,
and is sure to bring some sparkle to these early
fall evenings, perfect for a family outing or date night
if you want to get active and see the city
from a new angle. Atticus Coffee Downtown is the starting
line for today's Spokane Showdown Amazing Race and Tour. This
(02:09):
event is a chance to explore local hotspots through a
series of creative challenges, blending adventure and caffeine in the
heart of our city. Business minded listeners can connect at
After five Networking at listle Punk Brewing from four thirty
to six, an excellent spot to mingle with other professionals,
share ideas, or simply enjoy a pint among good company.
(02:31):
For families observing rash Hashana Temple, Beth Shalam hosts day
two of services this morning with the warmth of community
at the center. Sports fans keep an eye on Gonzaga
basketball news as we head toward October. Craziness and the
Kennel is coming up soon, and excitement is building for
another Action Path season That wraps up everything happening around
(02:52):
Spokane today, from headline making, heroics to laughter, music, adventure
and community connections. This has has been Spokane Local Frequency.
Will see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Good morning. This is your Spokane local frequency for Wednesday,
September twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. We start with some
inspiring hometown heroics as Spokane plays host to the Governor's
Industrial Safety and Health Conference. Today, nineteen Washington workers are
being honored for their life saving actions on the job,
including bus supervisors and Boeing crews who responded swiftly to emergencies.
(00:23):
One powerful moment of recognition goes to two men receiving
a Humanitarian award for their courage in a tragic carjacking
incident in Seattle. Attendees can also see the exciting Polotop
rescue competition and a variety of workshops focused on making
workplaces safer and more resilient. Now, for those looking to
unwind with some laughs, the Spokane Comedy Club features Ben
(00:45):
Brainer tonight at seven thirty. Brainer, known for his witty
takes on life and current events, is a crowd favorite,
so if you want in on the comedic action, grab
your seats early. For folks who'd rather be in on
the jokes themselves, check out open Mic Night also tonight,
where Spokane's own aspiring comedians take this age to test
(01:06):
their punchlines. Later in the week, Don McMillan brings his
high energy comedy to town, so you can keep the
fun going if a touch of culture is more your style.
Gonzaga University welcomes the celebrated women's a cappella ensemble Lira
at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center this evening at
seven point thirty. LIRA, praised for their velvet rich harmonies
(01:28):
and exciting repertoire spanning classical to pop, promises an unforgettable
musical experience you won't find anywhere else in the Northwest. Tonight,
the stage scene keeps buzzing over at the First Interstate
Center for the Arts, where Broadway Musical Magic comes alive
all week with performances of Some Like It Hot. This
(01:48):
lively show has gotten rave reviews for its music and choreography,
and is sure to bring some sparkle to these early
fall evenings, perfect for a family outing or date night
if you want to get active and see the city
from a new angle. Atticus Coffee Downtown is the starting
line for today's Spokane Showdown Amazing Race and Tour. This
(02:09):
event is a chance to explore local hotspots through a
series of creative challenges, blending adventure and caffeine in the
heart of our city. Business minded listeners can connect at
After five Networking at listle Punk Brewing from four thirty
to six, an excellent spot to mingle with other professionals,
share ideas, or simply enjoy a pint among good company.
(02:31):
For families observing rash Hashana Temple, Beth Shalam hosts day
two of services this morning with the warmth of community
at the center. Sports fans keep an eye on Gonzaga
basketball news as we head toward October. Craziness and the
Kennel is coming up soon, and excitement is building for
another Action Path season That wraps up everything happening around
(02:52):
Spokane today, from headline making, heroics to laughter, music, adventure
and community connections. This has has been Spokane Local Frequency.
Will see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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