So many amazing guests! Paolo, Jessie, Ellie B., Ruby and the wonderful Amy Cotlow all joined Joseph for an outing to the Woodland Park Zoo. Pao and Jessie know the zoo like the back of each other’s engagement ring hands (they’re engaged!) and were the perfect guides. We discuss why they love the zoo so much, whether or not it’s okay to go to there alone, and what it’s like to take children out in public. And Joseph gets to talk about time travel and gets very excited! Almost too excited!

Ray Schwabacher took host, Joe Tady, out to the ballgame but refused to buy him any peanuts (cause he’s allergic) or crackerjacks (cause what is that?). The boys talk about Jay Buhner bobble head night, Ray’s history of writing about baseball professionally, and a bit of Mariner’s lore. They also try to unwrap the mystery of SODO MOJO and staying True To The Blue.

Mac Hamilton loves Cinerama. Mac Hamilton hates Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. Listen to Joe Tady chat with this registered cinephile about his childhood experiences at this unique movie theater. They also delve into the Cinerama’s history, review the movie, and realize Paul Allen owns most of Seattle. Plus, who is Cam Mamilton!?

Come to the Pacific Science Center with Joseph, his sister Sara, and niece Adela! They learned about how toilets flush, walked with the butterflies, and found out dinosaurs still scare kids. And why did all of their childhood pets try to eat each other?

Phil Jones and Aaron O’neil join Joe Tady on the most confusing day out so far. They struggle to break down the minutiae of the Monorail’s underwhelming 3-minute ride. Luckily they stumbled onto a Whirligig Festival, got some souvenirs, and Phil hasn’t seen Titanic so they still have plenty to discuss.

Guest Bonnie Anderson guides host Joe Tady through a part of Seattle's history that he was previously unaware of. And they have such a good time! This episode gives great insight into Asian American experiences upon immigrating to Seattle, why Bruce Lee was such an amazing force in this world, and the many ways these communities helped to grow. Plus, Joseph finds out the true identity of Batman!

The Museum of History and Industry captures the imagination of host, Joe Tady, and his guests Amy Cotlow and Tim Neill. At least for a little while. Tune in for the lowdown on the Nordstrom's bar, the revolutionary invention that Tim pitched to Boeing, and a sing along to Oliver Twist. Plus, Joe Tady talks about his apartment!

Landon Helton and Timothy Logan Clarke once again join host, Joe Tady, on a Seattle adventure. They went all the way to the top of the Space Needle and came down with some questions: Is this the 11:30? Who is Janet? What are you wearing? Plus, the most harrowing folklife tale you've ever heard.

Pike Place Market is one of guests, Cari Gill's favorite spots in Seattle. So of course she was the only choice to accompany host, Joe Tady, on a day of landjaeger, fish throwing, Alaskan Maps and all the other magic that can be found down at the market

This week Joe Tady is joined by friends Tim Neill and Tim Blok, but things don't go quite as planned. That doesn't stop them from experiencing the best that Seattle's oldest neighborhood has to offer. Such as great deals on Cook's Champagne, Merchant's Cafe and Saloon, plus a lively discussion on "Who is nicer?".