James Osborne was riding his bicycle one day in 2007 when he got into an accident. It was so serious, he was told he wouldn’t be able to walk again! But he did! James wrote a book about his experience, “Will Your Way Back: How One Man Overcame Tragedy with a WINNING MINDSET” and he talked to Pedro and Luciana to inspire them to Choose to Win!

James Osborne was riding his bicycle one day in 2007 when he got into an accident. It was so serious, he was told he wouldn’t be able to walk again! But he did! James wrote a book about his experience, “Will Your Way Back: How One Man Overcame Tragedy with a WINNING MINDSET” and he talked to Pedro and Luciana to inspire them to Choose to Win!

The Sound of the Puget Sound is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

The Sound of the Puget Sound is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

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Friday July 26.  James Osborne, Book Author.

Pat Cashman, of “Almost Live!,” who’s also been a staple in Seattle radio joined “The Sound of the Puget Sound” to talk about the “Almost live! (Almost an Exhibit)” exhibit, going on at the Museum if History and Industry, AKA MOHAI August 31st, through February 2025, and the “Almost Live!... Actually Live” event which is already sold out.

Pat Cashman, of “Almost Live!,” who’s also been a staple in Seattle radio joined “The Sound of the Puget Sound” to talk about the “Almost live! (Almost an Exhibit)” exhibit, going on at the Museum if History and Industry, AKA MOHAI August 31st, through February 2025, and the “Almost Live!... Actually Live” event which is already sold out.

Friday July 19. Pat Cashman of Almost Live!

David Williams is the executive director of the Hydroplane Museum in Kent. He is also an unlimited hydroplane driver himself! And he has written and published several books on the subject of unlimited hydroplane racing. He joined us to talk about the upcoming Hydroplane Race, part of the Seattle Seafair celebrations. 

David Williams is the executive director of the Hydroplane Museum in Kent. He is also an unlimited hydroplane driver himself! And he has written and published several books on the subject of unlimited hydroplane racing. He joined us to talk about the upcoming Hydroplane Race, part of the Seattle Seafair celebrations.

Friday July 12.  David Williams, executive director of the Hydroplane Museum in Kent.

There is an art exhibit in Seattle where you are encouraged to touch the art. It’s called “Please Touch,” organized by ReVision Arts, and curated by Barbara Oswald. Barbara very graciously accepted to talk to The Sound of the Puget Sound about this great opportunity.

There is an art exhibit in Seattle where you are encouraged to touch the art. It’s called “Please Touch,” organized by ReVision Arts, and curated by Barbara Oswald. Barbara very graciously accepted to talk to The Sound of the Puget Sound about this great opportunity.

Friday July 26. James Osborne, Book Author.

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