Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings partners with Community Transit to launch The Transit Effect video series

Edmonds, WALocal News

Ken Jennings, famed Jeopardy! host and Edmonds native, has partnered with Community Transit to unveil “The Transit Effect,” a compelling seven-part video series. This initiative is designed to underscore how public transit plays a crucial role in fostering cultural and economic growth within communities. Each episode will tackle different aspects of public transit, from its economic benefits to its role in promoting healthier lifestyles. Jennings, who has a lifelong passion for transit, reflects on his own experiences using Community Transit while attending the University of Washington.

He believes strongly that public transit enhances community well-being for everyone. With Jennings's signature humor and relatable approach, the series aims to resonate with both current and prospective transit riders. Viewers can expect new episodes to be released every couple of months until 2026, along with in-depth articles exploring each topic. For more information, the series and additional content can be accessed at ctgo. org/transitmatters.

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