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The Snohomish Storytellers are thrilled to welcome their first "guest from the audience", Malcolm Bates. Mac was introduced to the podcast by his wife and reached out to us to share his stories directly - we love it! A retired Snohomish School district teacher, former city councilman, mountaineer, author, and current Carnegie Foundation member, Mac shares his first hand experience of growing up in Snohomish in the 50's and 60's. Hear stories about downtown Snohomish through the eyes of an inner child; 50 cent matinees, setting pins at bowling alleys, hiking up to midtown, and why you could find everything you needed on First Street. Mac will draw you in with his fond remembrance and eloquent story telling.
The Snohomish Storytellers are thrilled to welcome their first "guest from the audience", Malcolm Bates. Mac was introduced to the podcast by his wife and reached out to us to share his stories directly - we love it! A retired Snohomish School district teacher, former city councilman, mountaineer, author, and current Carnegie Foundation member, Mac shares his first hand experience of growing up in Snohomish in the 50's and 60's. Hear stories about downtown Snohomish through the eyes of an inner child; 50 cent matinees, setting pins at bowling alleys, hiking up to midtown, and why you could find everything you needed on First Street. Mac will draw you in with his fond remembrance and eloquent story telling.
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