Move to Tacoma Podcast

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marguerite martin

About the Podcast

North Tacoma is the area that encompasses some of Tacoma's most popular neighborhoods. Neighborhoods like Old Town, Ruston, Stadium District, North Slope Historic District, Proctor District, and University of Puget Sound Neighborhood are all part of the Tacoma’s.

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  • Two people talk together at a meetup of the Tacoma Dads Group in Tacoma Washington. One person wears a hoodie that says

    Tacoma Dad’s Group with Sean Leacy

    Marguerite hosts Sean Leacy from Tacoma Dads, a supportive group aimed at fostering connections among…

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  • Private Schools in Tacoma with Cheryl Schenk

    When it comes to private schools in Tacoma, what are your options? On the Move…

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  • Anzhane Slaughter from Young Black Homeowners

    The latest episode of the Move to Tacoma Podcast features an interview with Anzhane Slaughter…

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  • a photo of tanisha jumper from tacoma public schools in a purple shirt over a background of stadium high school in tacoma washington

    Tacoma Public Schools with Tanisha Jumper

    Does Tacoma have good schools? This podcast interview from “Move to Tacoma,” hosted by Tacoma…

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  • A hundred or so people from Tacoma Art Museum Workers United gather in Tolefson Plaza in Downtown Tacoma to celebrate forming their union.

    Tacoma Art Museum Workers United with Stephen Rue & Carrie Morton

    Tacoma is a union town. Stephen Rue and Carrie Morton from Tacoma Art Museum Workers…

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  • A photo of Chris Staudinger with short hair wearing a black jacked that says,

    Pretty Gritty Tours of Tacoma with Chris Staudinger

    Pretty Gritty Tours is not JUST the most popular tour company in Tacoma, Washington. Pretty…

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  • A photo of four different hot dogs with all the fixins from The Red Hot

    The Red Hot Bar Owner Chris Miller

    Chris Miller from The Red Hot joins us to share about 17 years of running…

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  • Free Legal Aid with Tacoma Pro Bono

    What is Tacoma Pro Bono? Tacoma Pro Bono Community Lawyers is a legal aid organization…

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  • Three lawn bowling balls in the foreground with people from the Tacoma Lawn Bowling Club bowling across a green lawn in the distance.

    Tacoma Lawn Bowling Club

    Moving to Tacoma and finding Lawn Bowling Tacoma Lawn Bowling Club members Laura Moscatello and…

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  • Tobin Ropes from Mad Hat Tea in Tacoma WA holds a tea thermos and gives it a kiss

    Mad Hat Tea with Tobin Ropes

    Originally located in Downtown Tacoma on Commerce, Mad Hat Tea is now at its new…

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  • Kirsten Sparenborg is a Tacoma artist who creates Architectural Map Drawings. Kirsten moved to Tacoma's Stadium District when her husband PCSed to JBLM. After a brief move to New York Kirsten has returned to live and make art here in Tacoma. We talk about how she became a full time artist, creating and selling your art online, and being an artist in Tacoma, Washington. 

    Making a Living with Your Art in Tacoma with Kirsten Sparenborg

    Turn of the Centuries Kirsten Sparenborg Kirsten Sparenborg is a Tacoma artist who creates Architectural…

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  • A Sign painted in Red and Blue on the side of a building in Tacoma's Point Ruston reads

    The Waterfront Market at Ruston with Paul Kunitsa

    Marguerite interviews Paul Kunitsa from the Waterfront Market at Point Ruston. The Kunitsa Family immigrated…

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