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Local Everett Podcaster Named New Host of Acclaimed Travel Show See America

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Local podcaster Brooks Smothers will host the relaunch of "See America," a travel podcast that had been inactive since 2021. The podcast returns on May 26, 2025, with a new ten-episode format, releasing episodes weekly throughout the summer. Previously hosted by Jason and Abby Epperson, the show shares captivating stories from unusual and iconic American destinations. Among the highlights this season are Texas's largest rattlesnake roundup, the mysterious Integratron, and Centralia, Pennsylvania, known for its underground fire lasting over 60 years. Smothers aims to inspire listeners with these fascinating tales that are perfect for summer road trips.

He noted his honor in carrying forward the legacy of "See America," which captures the essence of the open road. The podcast will be accessible on various platforms, catering to both travelers and dreamers alike. For updates, listeners can visit rvmiles. com/see-america.

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Port Gardner Neighborhood Hosting its 4th Annual Community Yard Sale on July 12th My Everett News

The Port Gardner Neighborhood Association will host its 4th annual Community Yard Sale on July 12th from 9 AM to 2 PM. Residents can participate by signing up to sell items, promoting community engagement and local commerce. The event aims to foster neighborhood connections while providing an opportunity for residents to declutter.

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Everett Improv to Shut Down Permanently

Everett Improv will close permanently on August 9, 2025, as owner Britney Barber relocates to the East Coast. The venue has served as a local entertainment hub for six years, offering comedy shows, classes, and a bar. Customers can still attend events and visit until the closure date.