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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 25 MIN

Rick Steves!

from Snohomish County Placemakers · host Richard Porter and Nick Shekeryk

You know him. You love him. His soothing, NPR-friendly tenor voice puts into a trance and you wake up at a sidewalk café outside the Sorbonne eating a croissant… Rick Steves! Our favorite world-travelling Edmonds resident graciously joins us today to celebrate our 50th (!!!) episode of the Placemakers podcast. This is a super special episode for us, and we hope that you enjoy it, too. Discover Snohomish County where you’ll feel (as Rick puts it) within the “embrace of God.”

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