Ballard
Neighborhood in Seattle, WashingtonWikipedia
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Sep 8, 2026
Andrew CallahanHOST
Oh, and plenty of other Patriots-related guests swinging through Fuel Sports Grill in Seattle.
Andrew CallahanHOST
This is the Ballard Neighborhood.
Andrew CallahanHOST
It's a good time.
Andrew CallahanHOST
I don't know much about Seattle.
Andrew CallahanHOST
That's going to be a ton of fun.
Andrew CallahanHOST
But again, Fuel Sports Grill.
Andrew CallahanHOST
This is in the Ballard neighborhood.
Andrew CallahanHOST
I've been told people to have a good time out in Ballard.
Kim BohrHOST
And Jen Barnes, the founder of Rough and Tumble, is here with me today.
Kim BohrHOST
She opened it in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle in 2022 on nothing but conviction, like no comparables, no proof of concept, and just about everyone in her life was telling her it was a stupid idea.
Kim BohrHOST
But guess what? It worked and it worked big time.
Kim BohrHOST
This is a conversation about what it takes to carry a room when the only evidence you have is your own belief.
Kim HolcombHOST
I don't know if I'm saying that correctly.
Kim HolcombHOST
By the way, I love the Ballard neighborhood, which is where that's located.
Kim HolcombHOST
I have passed it so many times and still haven't stopped inside.
Kim HolcombHOST
I love those
Doug KyedGUEST
Uh, we're doing a show in Seattle at four o'clock at fuel sports, uh, barn grill.
Doug KyedGUEST
It's in the Ballard area.
Doug KyedGUEST
So, uh, come out to, to see us there.
Doug KyedGUEST
We're going to be doing like a live podcast for a few hours.
Nico MorenoGUEST
But ultimately what really won me over in terms of Adam, and I'll go ahead and be very concise on this.
Nico MorenoGUEST
I love the fact that he was so involved, so soaked into the culture and the community of Seattle sports, not just soccer, but sports in general, you know, broadcast for Ballard broadcast for Seattle.
Nico MorenoGUEST
You not just soccer, either volleyball, I believe all these things.
Nico MorenoGUEST
I mean, it's to me, there's a certain value that, uh, a lot of people need to see in that sort of commitment and, and our audience, if any audience out there is really gonna feel like you're part of this, man.
Brandi CruzHOST
This has been sort of a pattern in museums across the country.
Brandi CruzHOST
Workers at the National Nordic Museum in Ballard unionized, I think it was in 2025, Seattle Art Museum.
Brandi CruzHOST
Employees voted to create a union back in June.
Brandi CruzHOST
So now it's MOHAI.
Lynn WilliamsHOST
Well, the funny part of that, too, is that...
Lynn WilliamsHOST
I went to the Ballard Locks with Marley and Lucky.
Lynn WilliamsHOST
What's the Ballard Locks, even though I know, but can you tell our listeners who aren't from Seattle? Ballard is a place, and the locks are basically where the sea and the lake meet, and they need to balance out the saltwater to freshwater so the boats don't just come in and then capsize.
Lynn WilliamsHOST
So they...
Lynn WilliamsHOST
They like do, I don't know, the boats go in and they like do something with the water levels and everything.
Heather McKinneyHOST
Jimothy is a deformed and beloved bedraggled raccoon, if you are not familiar.
Heather McKinneyHOST
In Ballard, Seattle.
Heather McKinneyHOST
Oh my God, I love him so much.
Heather McKinneyHOST
He's a king.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Yeah.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Two different breweries in Ballard.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Okay.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Also, Manny's.
Tom TolbertHOST
And Ruben.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Yeah, it's in Ballard.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
So there's a good brewery section.
Matt MaioccoGUEST
Like Greg Ballard? You know, Ballard, where the Deadliest Catch, right? Those boats are out there.
Ken LaneGUEST
It's a great time to be in Seattle.
Ken LaneGUEST
For the year, Ballard is just a lot of fun to be in for that neighborhood.
Ken LaneGUEST
And the conversations, I always say it when I'm at Lodge, before we leave Lodge, we always go somewhere else afterwards to just to socialize.
Ken LaneGUEST
And I always say 90% of Freemasonry happens out there, right? It's like, I feel like this event is that 90% of the Freemasonry was where all the things, all the cogs start turning, all the ideas start percolating.
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