Rise Seattle
Where's the best place to get a beer in North Seattle? How is our City Council planning to address the growing need for housing affordability? What does it take be a "local" in Seattle today? On the Rise Seattle Podcast you'll hear all this and more. Sit down for intimate discussions with Seattle leaders about the pros and cons of the city's growth and what they are doing amidst the rise.
- Update frequency
- every 15 days
- Average duration
- 54 minutes
- Episodes
- 85
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2022
S2 E7: LimeBike’s Gabriel Scheer
On this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Tyler and Phil sit down with Gabriel Scheer, the director of strategic development for LimeBike, to discuss the recent influx of bike-share systems in Sea…
S2 E6: Clint Gresham: The Making of a Champion in and Beyond the NFL
On this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Tyler and Phil sit down with former long-snapper for the Seattle Seahawks, Clint Gresham, to discuss his time in the NFL and what it has taught him about…
S2 E5: Geraldine DeRuiter: The “Everywhereist” Herself on Traveling, Writing, & Getting Through Life
If you’ve ever wanted to know what not to do while traveling, Geraldine DeRuiter is your top resource. On this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Tyler and Phil sit down with DeRuiter to discuss t…
S2 E4: Andrea Dunlop: Writing in Seattle, Self-Publishing vs Traditional and Writing Routines
Do you have a dream to one day write a book? On this episode, Tyler and Phil sit down with Seattle Author, Andrea Dunlop to discuss her journey from working at a NYC publishing firm to becoming prof…
Matt Carter
In this episode Tyler and Phil sit down with musician and podcaster Matt Carter to discuss the “Bad Christian” podcast and his opinions on Seattle’s Christian scene following the infamous Mars Hill m…
Laurie Frankel
On this episode, Tyler and Phil hear Laurie Frankel’s perspective on being an author in Seattle, including her feelings about the general writing process and her thoughts on Seattle’s writing communi…
S2 MINISODE 2: Seattle Summer, Co-Working Spaces & Real Estate Smells
Tyler and Phil discuss the current and future Seattle real estate market as well as share a few fun stories from the field.
Rand Fishkin: MOZ, Activism, Depression & Writing a Book
We're back! Season 2 kickoff! Local tech founder, Rand Fishkin of Moz goes deep on the struggles of starting a company; what venture capitalists REALLY want to see and his personal struggle with dep…
S2 MINISODE 1: Seattle Real Estate Update
Tyler and Phil are back with a brand new season of Seattle stories and a few surprises as well! This season will periodically have mini episodes discussing local Seattle real estate, business and pol…
The BEST OF Season 1: Rise Seattle Podcast
In this season finale episode of “Rise Seattle” podcast, Phil and Tyler recap eight of thier favorite moments from episodes throughout the first season. From stories of survival to new perspectives o…
#1.15 Nate Strong: Commuter Hacks, Seattle Marketing & Engaging in Local Issues
Nate is a Seattle transplant and digital marketing guru who cares deeply about his community of North Seattle. By day Nate works as the Customer Success team lead at Socedo a marketing technology com…
#1.14 UW Prof. Jeff Shulman: Pro Growth Vs Resisting Change
Jeff Shulman is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business, and the host of the “Seattle Growth” podcast. On this episode, Tyler and Phil sit down with Jeff to…
#1.13 Mayor Mike McGinn: How Trump's Travel Ban Affects Seattle
WIth the recent executive orders from President Trump regarding the travel ban and sanctuary cities, our nation is in the middle of a polarized debate. Many Seattle residents are asking themselves ho…
#1.12 Kelly Dole of Growler Guys: Craft Beer in NE Seattle
Kelly Dole is the co-owner of Growler Guys in NE Seattle. Living in Maple Leaf for 22 years, Kelly has a passion to offer high quality craft beer and food to NE Seattleites. The Growler Guys buildin…
#1.11 Nathan Bowling: 2016 Washington State Teacher of the Year on Seattle Education
Nathan Gibbs-Bowling is the 2016 Washington State Teacher of the Year. In the last year, he’s met President Barak Obama; lectured at Harvard University and taught Bill Gates about Civil Rights and S…
#1.10 Jonathan Kumar: Using Technology to Help Seattle's Homeless
When it comes to Seattle homelessness, most people want to help in some way but don't know where to start. Do we give a few dollars? Do we not? And if we do, where is the money being spent? One t…
#1.9 Marguerite Giguere: Are People Really Moving From Seattle to Tacoma?
Since the market crash of 2008, Seattle has rebounded in a major way. Rental rates and home values have rocketed to all time highs. And those who want to live in the city of Seattle are definitely f…
#1.8 Jill Killen: Running Three Small Coffee Shops in a Big Coffee Town
Jeff Lilley, CEO of UGM: Seattle Homelessness, Clearing "the Jungle" and Camping Rights
Jeff Lilley is the President of Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission. UGM has been providing emergency care and long term recovery services to hurting and homeless people in the greater Seattle area for ov…
Suzie Burke: The Land Baroness of Fremont
Suzie Burke has been given the title "Land Baroness of Fremont", as she owns over half of Fremont’s industrial commercial space. It’s because of her work that Fremont boasts some of the most powerful…