That Transit Show is produced by Community Transit in Everett, WA. It highlights the people, services, and stories behind public transportation in Snohomish County, Washington.
That Transit Show
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Podcast Overview
That Transit Show is produced by Community Transit in Everett, WA. It highlights the people, services, and stories behind public transportation in Snohomish County, Washington.
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2/20/2026
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July 30, 2026
Transit: It’s Not Just for Your Commute
<p>If you think transit is just for the slog that is your work commute, think again! In this episode of That Transit Show, Community Transit’s Phillip Jefferies sits down with Host Monica Spain to share how he’s made transit his go-to not just for work, but for fun too. </p><p>Jefferies details his personal experiences taking transit to his favorite destinations in Snohomish County and beyond. He shares how to plan for a day trip, surprising detours that wouldn’t have made the itinerary if he had to park, and how he discovered the freedom of going car-less for a night on the town.</p><p>_____________________________________________________________________________________________</p><p>Subscribe to That Transit Show for more stories about the people, places, and history behind public transportation in Snohomish County: communitytransit.org/about/that-transit-show</p><p><br>That Transit Show theme by Bryan Bradley (iwillkeepyourghost.bandcamp.com)</p>
June 25, 2026
Celebrating CT’s 50th: A Trip Back in Time with HistoryLink
<p>How did people get around the Puget Sound before highways, buses, and light rail?</p><p>In this episode of That Transit Show, host Monica Spain talks with Jennifer Ott, Executive Director of HistoryLink, about the region’s transportation history. From Indigenous canoe travel and the Mosquito Fleet to the Interurban railway, Interstate 5, and the creation of Community Transit, they explore how transportation has shaped Snohomish County and the Puget Sound.</p><p>Jennifer also shares the story behind Bluebell, the restored 1959 vintage bus that became a traveling museum for Community Transit’s 50th anniversary.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>The Puget Sound’s first transportation network</li><li>The rise and fall of the Interurban railway</li><li>How highways changed regional travel</li><li>The creation of Community Transit</li><li>Why transportation history still matters today</li></ul><p><br>Subscribe to That Transit Show for more stories about the people, places, and history behind public transportation in Snohomish County.</p>
June 5, 2026
Your guide to summer fun at the Everett Fan Zone
<p>The world's biggest soccer tournament is headed to the Pacific Northwest, and Everett is ready to welcome fans from around the world.</p><p>Host Monica Spain talks with Tyler Chism, Economic Development Manager for the City of Everett, about Everett's role as an official fan zone. Learn about waterfront watch parties, family-friendly activities, local celebrations, and how transit can help visitors and residents get where they need to go.<br> <br> If you're planning to take part in the excitement this summer, this episode offers a helpful guide to what to expect and how to get there.</p>
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