Snohomish Storytellers

Storytelling is the most powerful communications tool in history and is universal to the human experience. Here in our little corner of the universe, Snohomish, we have a strong sense of community and heritage founded in the whispers of yesterday's stories and the narrative of what is being written today. Snohomish Storytellers captures this through organic conversation between Snohomies - former, present, and future! Discover what ties us all together in a community that has a deep sense of identity as we learn from each other's shared, human experiences. Presented by the HDSA

Snohomish Storytellers is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #1

  Volume 5 Chapter 1: Snohomish in Bloom with Alicia Schwede

  Aug 18, 202648 minS5

  Season 5 of the Snohomish Storytellers Podcast is officially in bloom! In our season premiere, Sheila and Maygen sit down with Alicia Schwede , floral designer, educator, and owner of Fleurs Creative in Downtown Snohomish. Alicia shares how she fell in love with Snohomish, built a 26-year career in the floral industry, and created a downtown studio centered around teaching, creativity, and bringing people together. We also get the inside scoop on Snohomish in Bloom , a brand-new event coming to Downtown Snohomish on September 12th. Alicia shares how a simple idea to “decorate First Street in flowers” has grown into a community-wide celebration featuring floral art installations, local vendors, classes, a dahlia show, and more. Tune in for a conversation about flowers, entrepreneurship, community collaboration, and finding new ways to make Downtown Snohomish bloom. Snohomish Storytellers is a program of the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, a nonprofit Main Street organization working to preserve, promote, and strengthen the heart of Snohomish. Through conversations with the people who shape our community, the podcast celebrates our shared history, local identity, and the stories still being written. Learn more at historicdowntownsnohomish.org and follow along on Instagram at @snohodowntown

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  Episode #11

  Volume 4 Chapter 11: A Legacy Made from Scratch

  Jul 21, 202656 minS4

  This month, the Snohomish Storytellers sit down with Ingrid Harten, owner of the iconic Snohomish Bakery and one of the most dedicated people in the history of the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association. Ingrid has been part of HDSA’s story through nearly every chapter—from pioneering the local Main Street program here in Snohomish to achieving accreditation and building the organization we know today. Along the way, she has served in nearly every officer position, chaired committees, helped guide the organization through a pandemic, and remained steadfast in her vision for a vibrant and thriving downtown. The best part? Ingrid is still along for the ride, continuing to lend her experience, energy, and unwavering commitment to the place she loves. Hear the story of a bakery owner, community leader, Main Street pioneer, and true champion for downtown Snohomish. For Ingrid, dedication is always the main ingredient. Inspired by Ingrid’s story? Stop by the Snohomish Bakery , support the local businesses that give downtown its character, and consider how your own time, talents, or participation could help shape its future. Whether you attend an event, volunteer, become a member, or simply show up for the places you love, Ingrid’s example reminds us that a thriving downtown is built by people who choose to stay involved. Check out HDSA to discover more!

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  Episode #10

  Volume 4 Chapter 10: From First Birthday Cake to First Street

  Jun 16, 202656 minS4

  If you love innovation , community investment , and delicious baked goods , this episode is for you. In this episode of Snohomish Storytellers , hosts Sheila and Maygen sit down with Lauren Anderson-Porter , the founder of Grain Artisan Bakery in downtown Snohomish —a beloved dedicated gluten-free bakery known for high-quality pastries, sourdough, and a strong community-first approach. Lauren shares her inspiring journey from baking out of necessity for her son’s first birthday to building a thriving brick-and-mortar bakery on First Street. You’ll hear how Lauren grew from a WSDA Cottage Foods permit to farmers markets, to commercial kitchens, and finally into her own storefront—opening in November 2020 after a successful community-backed Kickstarter. Along the way, she talks candidly about what it takes to run a food business with slim margins, why transparency matters, and how Grain is working to make allergen-friendly baked goods more accessible through community partnerships. What You’ll Learn in This Episode How Grain Bakery grew from a cottage kitchen to a storefront in downtown Snohomish Why farmers markets (Snohomish + Capitol Hill) were key to building a loyal customer base The realities of running a small food business: pricing, margins, staffing, and sustainability How Lauren approaches business growth with a “ Point B exists—I’ll figure out how to get there ” mindset What it means to lead with transparency (and why customers respond to it) How Grain used Main Street America / American Express grants to invest in equipment, systems, and community impact Grain’s partnership with the Snohomish Food Bank to provide gluten-free, dairy-free vegan scones Featured Guest Lauren — Founder of Grain Artisan Bakery , downtown Snohomish Lauren shares her background moving from the Midwest to Washington, her early years hustling through markets and custom orders, and how relationships in the Snohomish community helped open the door to a permanent storefront. Podcast Presented by the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association .

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  Episode #9

  Come to Snohomish, Find a Farm!

  May 19, 20261h 5mS4

  <p>Keith Stocker, fourth-generation farmer and owner of Stocker Farms, shares the story behind one of Snohomish’s most beloved destinations. From the early days of local farms embracing agro-tourism to the collaboration that helped put Snohomish on the map, Keith offers a behind-the-scenes look at the land, legacy, and creativity that continue to shape the valley. He also gives us a peek at what’s new at Stocker Farms this year, including speed dating, car shows, and fresh ways to welcome visitors into the story.</p>

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  Episode #8

  Volume 4 Chapter 8: Surprise! From Behind the Mic to Center Stage with Trent DeVerter

  Mar 24, 202647 minS4

  <p>Just like Snohomish spring weather, podcast plans don’t always go exactly as expected… and this month’s episode is the perfect example. While we originally had another guest lined up, we’re excited to bring you a delightful surprise instead — Trent DeVerter, owner of Red Trux and the very person who helps make this podcast happen behind the scenes.</p><p>In this episode, Trent steps out from the producer’s chair and into the guest spotlight to share his journey from corporate America to small business ownership — with a meaningful detour through volunteer leadership and graduate studies in communicati...

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