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Local Whidbey Podcast 🎙️ Local Whidbey with Magsy celebrates the Audacious Islander™ who make our community vibrant. New conversation every Wednesday.

From farmers to founders, makers to musicians—every episode uncovers a story worth hearing.

Last Re-Listen for this Holiday month! I've enjoyed listening to them all again. This one I saved for today because Hai ...
31/12/2025

Last Re-Listen for this Holiday month! I've enjoyed listening to them all again. This one I saved for today because Hai Anh's story isn't just a good one, it's 'constant forward moving' and she provides the now and the future in a way that benefits everyone on this Island. She moved here, saw a gap and has filled it. If you are an artist, musician, speak other languages or gifted in STEM (or know one)... she needs you. The children on the Island need you. It's not volunteer BTW and you do not have to be a trained teacher. She will help with that. So meet the Founder of WILASC for the first time or again.

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17/12/2025

This week is the fourth week of Holiday ‘Re-listens’ or maybe a new ‘listen’ for you, being that this interview was 9 months ago.

This week I’m bringing back , Whidbey Islands Historian of the Music Scene. I gave him that title. Dennis is my most listened to podcast this year and for good reason. Whidbey Island has a huge music scene, one Dennis says is arguably better than the Fremont/Ballard scene in Seattle. I was so impressed with his memory and story telling of Whidbey Island musicians and the type of music they play. Enjoy the interview!

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17/12/2025

This week is the fourth week of Holiday ‘Re-listens’ or maybe a new ‘listen’ for you, being that this interview was 9 months ago.

This week I’m bringing back Dennis Brown, Whidbey Islands Historian of the Music Scene. I gave him that title. Dennis is my most listened to podcast this year and for good reason. Whidbey Island has a huge music scene, one Dennis says is arguably better than the Fremont/Ballard scene in Seattle. I was so impressed with his memory and story telling of Whidbey Island musicians and the type of music they play. Enjoy the interview!

https://localwhidbeypodcast

Here’s another Re-Listen for the holidays! One of my first interviews for my new podcast was PNWBIRDIE or Todd Hipsher, ...
10/12/2025

Here’s another Re-Listen for the holidays!

One of my first interviews for my new podcast was PNWBIRDIE or Todd Hipsher, our Whidbey Walker & photographer extraordinaire. He has quite the following on instagram and he should. Everyday he seeks out a beautiful path on this island and we get to enjoy his view with him. Listen in and enjoy my walking conversation with PNWBIRDIE..

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Starting this week, I’ll be reposting through the holidays, my first few podcasts who said YES to a startup podcast! I h...
26/11/2025

Starting this week, I’ll be reposting through the holidays, my first few podcasts who said YES to a startup podcast! I have loads of new listeners since then and you may not have scrolled through to Season 1. Enjoy the fabulous Jonathan & Mike at Whidbey Distillery! BTW … although they were first, they still hold the #2 spot of most listens.

On all major podcast platforms and akways on Https://localwhidbeypodcast.com

12/11/2025

“Where Transformation Begins with a Simple Hello”

This week on Local Whidbey with Magsy, I head into the woods ... literally. Meet Rose Woods, Executive Director of the The Whidbey Institute, a 106-acres sanctuary where leadership, ecology, and community meet.

From Bay Area theatre to forest-based learning, Rose shares how her journey led to one of Whidbey’s most beloved institutions ... and why true transformation often starts with a simple actof welcome.

Listen to the podcast at https://localwhidbeypodcast.com or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

12/11/2025

"Where Transformation Begins with a Simple Hello"

This week on Local Whidbey with Magsy, I head into the woods ... literally. Meet Rose Woods, Co-Executive Director of the Whidbey Institute, a 106-acres sanctuary where leadership, ecology, and community meet.

From Bay Area theatre to forest-based learning, Rose shares how her journey led to one of Whidbey's most beloved institutions ... and why true transformation often starts with a simple actof welcome.

Listen to the podcast at https://localwhidbeypodcast.com or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Where am I? Fairy village? Gallery? Or Ross Chapin Architects fab office?  I loved this podcast episode so much because ...
06/11/2025

Where am I? Fairy village? Gallery? Or Ross Chapin Architects fab office?

I loved this podcast episode so much because A. I have his book, B. I love the subject C. Love wise conversations that help everyone

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05/11/2025

Small Homes. Big Community.

Architect Ross Chapin dreamed up the Pocket Neighborhoods that changed how people connect — and it all started right here on Whidbey Island.

In this week’s Local Whidbey with Magsy, Ross shares how design can build belonging, one front porch at a time.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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