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Sep 17, 2026

Abraham HicksHOST
10:45
And then she and her friend looked on the internet and found the plant.
Abraham HicksHOST
10:50
It's in Everett, Washington.
Abraham HicksHOST
10:52
And so they made plans.
Abraham HicksHOST
10:55
The very next day, Esther gets on an airplane.
Abraham HicksHOST
11:30
So she's watching over this man's shoulder and they're talking about things and then he said, oh, by the way, I just toured the Boeing plant out of Seattle and let me show you some pictures.
Abraham HicksHOST
11:41
And so Esther's looking at the pictures and she said, we're going there.
Abraham HicksHOST
11:44
Is it Everett, Washington? He said, no, the one you want to go to is closer to Seattle.
Abraham HicksHOST
11:49
Esther said, there are two of them? He said, yes, and this is the one.
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The Story Place

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Sep 17 · 6 Mentions

TomCORRESPONDENT
36:21
Hi, this is Tom from the Y with this week's origin story.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:27
1948 to 1950, the Everett Y turns a page.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:32
Ask anyone who grew up at the Everett Y in the 1930s and 1940s who ran the place, and they'd give you two names without missing a beat.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:41
Earl Lee and Artie Whitley.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:44
Ralph Quass remembered Earl's swim lessons best.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:47
Lee would wade into the shallow end with a boy up on his shoulders, then just keep walking straight toward the deep end until that kid was bobbing on his own in the water.
TomCORRESPONDENT
36:58
Quas, a longtime Everett business owner, had a simple way of putting it, a pretty effective way to encourage swimming.
TomCORRESPONDENT
37:06
Both men's careers wound down by 1948.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
1:07
The company's working to stabilize production at 47 jets a month.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
1:12
It needs to step up wing production and certify production in Everett, Washington, to raise output to 52 jets a month.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
1:20
Boeing hopes to meet the goal next year.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
1:23
That's your Fox Business Report.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:52
The company's working to stabilize production at 47 jets a month.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:56
It needs to step up wing production and certify production in Everett, Washington, to raise output to 52 jets a month.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:05
Boeing hopes to meet the goal next year.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:08
That's your Fox Business Report.
Darren BrownHOST
40:45
You can go around.
Darren BrownHOST
40:46
One year after you got drafted, Moosejaw came to Seattle, did like a tour, basically, played Everett in Seattle, and you could tell they were a bunch of Kraken fans that were like, let's go out and see Jagger-Ferkus play.
Darren BrownHOST
40:58
You just lit it up during that trip.
Darren BrownHOST
41:00
I don't remember how many points you had.
Darren BrownHOST
41:02
But you went to a Kraken game, you did a press conference, all that thing.
Darren BrownHOST
41:05
What do you remember from that trip and... that had to feel really good for you to come in and perform the way that you did during that i think you guys won every game you had that trip too yeah
Jagger FirkusGUEST
41:15
i i remember that trip the u.s trip in the western league was a lot of fun um thinking back i feel it feels like it was forever ago to be honest with you but um yeah it was a special time obviously that was i think that would have been probably my first kratom game i've been doing the crap in the fan in the fans at least and they brought out a bunch of my teammates too so it was a really good time obviously just showing the boys our facilities and I mean coming around the area playing in Seattle playing in Everett playing in Spokane I think we did have a good road trip as a team that road trip so it was lots of fun and it added on to the road trips that are a lot longer if you lose
Darren BrownHOST
41:47
yeah yeah for sure I had a great time watching it it was like
Kayla WicksHOST
1:09
I'm excited to welcome Katherine Davis, CPO, to OMP Rising.
Kayla WicksHOST
1:12
Katherine is an ABC-certified prosthetist-orthotist with Cornerstone Prosthetics and Orthotics in Everett, Washington.
Kayla WicksHOST
1:18
Alongside her traditional O&P practice, she has been expanding her experience in veterinary orthotics and prosthetics, working closely with a rehabilitation veterinarian to evaluate patients, cast, fit, and adjust custom devices for animal patients.
Kayla WicksHOST
1:31
She's also passionate about advancing the field by improving access to knowledge and resources that can help more clinicians explore veterinary O&P.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:06
We broke down twice on the drive here.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:10
I drove from Everett.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:11
We break down in Missoula.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:14
Everett, Washington.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:15
We drive.
Jeremy DeBardiGUEST
8:15
We break down in Missoula.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:28
And honestly, I wish that I was.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:30
So Echo Lake, Washington State, right when I started my law practice in Everett, there was a bunch of grown men, they called themselves zoos, that were meeting in a local barn so that they could pull their butt cheeks apart, totally, spread horse hormones all over those cheeks so that a horse would want to have sex with them.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:53
Now, horses, as you might assume, don't naturally want to pound a grown man.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:58
So they need to be trained and they need to be helped on to the guy.
Alex FarronHOST
15:24
They're white hot.
Alex FarronHOST
15:25
Uh, Fernan- Fernando Tatis is hitting home runs again, which he did not do at first to start the year at all, because, uh, Steven Souza from Everett, uh, decided that F- uh, Fernando Tatis should close his stance and try and hit line drives over the second baseman's head.
Alex FarronHOST
15:42
And he did that for three months, and he said, "Wait, this sucks." And he started hitting dingers-
Michael AjetoHOST
15:45
Is he their hitting coach?
Steve StocktonHOST
41:51
But sadly, Erin's seemingly endless supplies of tomorrow were cut short, and she's been officially listed as a missing person since July 1st, 1995.
Steve StocktonHOST
42:03
In 1994, Erin moved from her native San Francisco, California, and Everett, Washington, to Anchorage, Alaska.
Steve StocktonHOST
42:11
Erin had gotten herself a job as a nanny, and by 1995, she was living with her sister Stephanie and had enrolled herself in beauty school, which was due to start in the autumn of 1995.
Steve StocktonHOST
42:23
When asked about the drastic move from the mainland USA to Alaska, her sister Stephanie told NBC News, "My husband traveled a lot for work and I was alone so much of the time, so I told Erin she should come and stay with me in Alaska." She'd been living in San Francisco with her dad.

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