158: Famous Serial Killers And The Pacific Northwest

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quot The Pacific Northwest is just full of so much stuff Somebody really needs to do a podcast about it quot quot The Pacific Northwest is the beginning of the UFO flying saucer craze quot quot There 39 s so much amazing stuff in this world already Why do we need anything else quot quot If somebody tells you to start a podcast say are you a podcast producer And you 39 ll do it for me for free If they say no then don 39 t do it quot quot Take numbers and analytics with a grain of salt As long as you 39 re pursuing your why then you 39 re good quot quot Remember your why in all that you do It helps your numbers be more digestible no matter how big or small quot In this conversation Jey and Shea discuss various topics related to the Pacific Northwest They talk about their podcast collaborations the history of the region and some of the paranormal and weird stories associated with the area They also mention famous serial killers from the Northwest and share their thoughts on Bigfoot and other cryptids Overall they express their love for the Pacific Northwest and the rich history and unique charm it offers The conversation covers various topics related to podcasting mental health and the Pacific Northwest The hosts discuss the challenges and rewards of podcasting the importance of self-care and the impact of numbers and analytics on podcasters They also touch on the history and attractions of the Pacific Northwest Overall the conversation emphasizes the importance of staying true to one 39 s purpose and finding fulfillment in the podcasting journey Takeaways The Pacific Northwest has a rich history and is full of weird and paranormal stories Collaborating with other podcasters and historians has been a rewarding experience for Shea The Pacific Northwest is known for its famous serial killers such as Gary Ridgway and Ted Bundy Shea and Jey share their skepticism about the existence of Bigfoot and other cryptids The demolition of the viaduct and the construction of the light rail have changed the landscape of Seattle The Seattle Center and the waterfront are popular attractions in the region Podcasting requires a significant amount of time and effort and it 39 s important to find a balance between podcasting work and personal life Numbers and analytics should be taken with a grain of salt It 39 s more important to focus on the why behind podcasting and the impact it has on listeners Self-care is crucial for podcasters to avoid burnout Taking care of oneself allows for better content creation and a more fulfilling podcasting experience The Pacific Northwest offers a wealth of history and attractions making it an interesting and unique region to explore Staying true to one 39 s purpose and finding fulfillment in the podcasting journey is more important than chasing numbers or external validation Chapters 00 00 Introduction and Podcast Housekeeping 03 01 Introducing Rainy Day Rabbit Holes and the Inspiration Behind It 05 09 Weird and Interesting Stories of the Pacific Northwest 07 48 Skepticism and Scientific Explanations for Paranormal Phenomena 09 10 Uncovering the History and Architecture of Seattle and Tacoma 12 32 The Hanford Nuclear Site and Rumors of Alien Activity 16 10 Discovering the Rich History of the Pacific Northwest through Podcasting 34 10 Exploring the Pacific Northwest and Seattle 35 12 The Impact of COVID-19 and Social Issues in Seattle 36 42 Prioritizing Support Systems in the United States 43 09 The Challenges of Podcasting and Time Commitment 47 33 Staying True to Your Why in Podcasting 54 16 Taking Numbers and Analytics with a Grain of Salt 01 05 13 Where to Find the Hosts 39 Podcasts Support the Pod Find all the deals specials promos and partners of Young Dad Podcast on our Link Tree- https linktr ee ballboyblog Joon App Discount code YNGDAD Listener Link joonapp io youngdad Make sure to like follow subscribe leave a review and show your support — Support this podcast https podcasters spotify com pod show youngdadpod supportClick here to visit this podcast episode