Chatting with Jeopardy champion (and UI graduate) Mike Dawson

Pullman, WALocal News

The latest episode of the Lewiston Tribune Podcast features an engaging conversation with Mike Dawson, a recent champion on "Jeopardy! " and a proud University of Idaho graduate. Dawson shares his thrilling experience on the game show, where he secured three consecutive wins, showcasing his knowledge and quick thinking. Reflecting on his upbringing in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley, he provides a personal glimpse into how the community influenced his journey. The podcast also includes a humorous segment where Dawson participates in a game with Tribune Managing Editor Matt Baney, adding levity to the episode.

This interaction not only entertains but also highlights the camaraderie within the local media landscape. The conversation reinforces the importance of local heroes and the pride they instill in their communities. Overall, the episode serves as a celebration of Dawson's achievements while emphasizing the rich cultural fabric of the Lewiston area. Listeners are left with a sense of connection to their local champion and inspiration from his story.

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