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Buzz Podcast Holiday Edition

Issaquah, WALocal News

The "Buzz Podcast: Holiday Edition" is set for November 14, 2025, in Issaquah, focusing on economic development and local attractions. Hosted by Autumn Monahan, the podcast will feature discussions that aim to engage the community and promote local businesses during the holiday season. Notably, the Cougar Mountain Zoo will be highlighted as a key attraction, emphasizing the importance of local tourism. The event will be broadcast through iHeartRadio, allowing for a wider audience reach and community involvement. Economic development plays a significant role in Issaquah, particularly as the area prepares for increased holiday traffic.

The podcast aims to create a platform for local voices and foster community spirit. Additionally, it reflects the ongoing efforts to strengthen local businesses and enhance the region's appeal. This event could serve as a model for future community-driven initiatives.

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