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Jp and Ryan talk with the Pacific Northwest own, The Little Donuts, an all-Filipino Hall & Oates cover band. We talk about their start, their success, and what is next for this incredible group.

Jp and Ryan are back for one of their favorite recurring episodes, talking Sundance with Phillip Cowan and Chase Hutchinson. Hear their favorite picks and where you can catch the best of the fest.

The Allure of the "Page Turner" -- Talking Thrillers with Taylor Adams We  are so happy to be joined by Washington-State based author Taylor  Adams, writer of the books Hairpin Bridge, Eyeshot, Our Last Night, and  No Exit, which was recently adapted into a Hulu feature film. We talk  about what makes a great page turner, his writing process, how to adapt a  book to the screen, and more. Share your favorite page-turning and  thrilling books on our social media!

Jp and Ryan are pleased to welcome back Chase Hutchinson and  Philip Cowan for what has become an annual tradition -- the Sundance  episode! Chase, a film reviewer who has written for The Stranger and Collider, among others, and Philip, the Executive Director of The Grand  Cinema and a longtime Sundance veteran, join us to tell us what's hot and what's not after viewing many many movies. Some titles we  discuss include AFTER YANG, THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD, DUAL, and A LOVE SONG.

Tacoma's Narrows Bridge is a regional icon for many reasons. There's the classic footage of "Galloping Gertie" buckling in the wind before collapsing in 1940. And fifteen years ago the second span opened, bringing with it the iconic "Greedy Gertie" toll. But the real lure of the bridge is what lurks beneath the waterline -- a fabled octopus of unusual size. Filmmaker Carly Vester tells the story of the bridge and it's deeper mysteries in her documentary 700 FEET DOWN. She joins us to talk Gertie, and explore our regional fascination with the mysterious giant octopus that haunts the Narrows.