In this week's podcast, a focus on Redmond: How Urban Renewal funds are shaping Redmond's downtown, a look at an effort to keep Redmond's warming shelter open every day all winter, and a profile of a new production company aiming to bring more live music to the Hub City.
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Redmond Issue: A new production company for the Hub City, fundraising for a warming shelter and Urban Renewal in Redmond's downtown
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