R-Town Podcast Network

The boys start this week's episode with headlines, trying to make sense of a crazy world. Then jump into some ideas about creating a Sustainable Backyard that can benefit you, your family and your neighborhood. It's about using space wasted on grass lawns to grow vegetables or create other sustainable things. It's also about getting to know your neighbors for support, finding out information on your neighborhood (power ...

Council Member and long-distance runner Ryan McIrvin joins the boys for the whole show! We do some headline diving, talk about what's coming up in small town politics and talk about some of his, rather extreme, long distance running races! Not just marathons, but multiple marathons in one weekend! And, 100, 200, and 240 mile races. Through the woods and far away! Take a listen, mark as likes, subscribe, hit the bell and join us...

Lot's of headlines this week and then in studio!, special guest Judith Jacques who has created and authored a fun children's book that is premiering very soon! Judith has created a whole new world called Gardenland based on her experience as an advocate and teacher of youth experiencing homelessness. It's a fun book and she's great to get to know. So take a listen and don't forget to like and subscribe, comment ...

The boys get through some headlines of the week then talk to old friend, resident philosopher, and new content creator, Kyle McCurdy about his new venture Mountain Rhythm Collective. MRC focuses on bringing local musicians to the forefront with the Si Sessions, recordings in North Bend in the shadow of Mt. Si. It's a gorgeous venue and R-Town Podcast was lucky enough to be a part of the very first show! Go get more info at Moun...

The boys spend the show talking with author, medium, holy man, bad spirit hunter, veteran helper, and Navy vet D Paul Fleming who's new book "Mystery's at the Windham Inn: The Feral Feline" is out right now. D Paul discusses the true story inspiration behind that work and the basis of his other, non-fiction books "2442 Steps to Crazy" and "A Date With Suicide". It's a fun and informative di...

The boys dive into this week's headlines and tackle the news of the day, trying to make sense of these times. They then welcome in the fun and cool owner of Kent's own Retro Emporium, Anne Smith, were we talk about small business, Best of Kent, and all things Retro, of course. Retro Emporium has been going strong for some time and provides everything from Pokemon cards to retro toys and video games. They have a large record...

The boys wade through a bog of headlines, some good, some not so good, but that is our world today. Then they talk about times human intervention seemed like a good idea at the time, but ended up causing way more harm than good. Think about an island with too many rats, so humans drop in snakes to limit them; then have to drop in mongoose to cull the snakes; then try poisoning the mongoose when their population gets to big, only to...

After discussing the recent headlines, the boys dive into the things they were taught or were led to believe growing up would be beneficial to us, our lives or all mankind. Boy, were they wrong! Everything from "Money Doesn't Buy Happiness" and "Hard Work Leads to Success". We talk about how the internet and social media in general had so much good potential, but now is just a cesspool of dog manure...for th...

The boys go about trying to make sense of this week's headlines, including life expectancy rates, Fed interest rates, and blowing up boats in the Caribbean, not to mention the Memphis war zone and some big-time celebrity deaths. Then they change their focus to some of Rock n' Roll's greatest stories...that aren't true. Rock myths like Rod Stewart's unfortunate stomach pumping, Elvis sightings, and several deals ...