Random people, random topics, talking on random sidewalks in the City of Saginaw, Michigan.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Jared Morningstar" (29 October 2026, 55 minutes), "Luke Drumright of 3-2-1 Connection" (5 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Halloween Party!" (28 September 2026, 8 minutes).
Sidewalk Talks publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes.
Booking probability for Sidewalk Talks is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sidewalk Talks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sidewalk Talks's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #50
On this sweltering October Sidewalk Talk, we chat with Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy teacher, four-time author, and Michigan’s Beat Poet Laureate Jared Morningstar! We talk about our matching t-shirts and empathy, the...
Episode #48
Luke Drumright of 3-2-1 Connection is a 27-year-old with Down Syndrome who started a podcast to meet people in the community. He interveiwed me a couple of months ago, so I turn the tables on him in this episode of...
Episode #47
On October 31st at 7 PM, Ben Champagne is throwing a Halloween party at one of the coolest venues in the city (115 N. Hamilton)! It's probably been 20 years since this building has had music here, and Ben is brining it...
In this episode of Sidewalk Talks, Marcus Kapp breaks down what he does: tailoring everyday clothing, creating custom pieces, and working toward his first one-of-one bespoke suit. Marcus shares how he got started at a...
Episode #45
In this Sidewalk Talks episode, we chat with Kaylyn and Alesha outside Kakes the Great Popcorn Co. at 418 Court Street, covering their nationally recognized popcorn and kettle corn, lemonades, crafted teas, croffles...
In this Sidewalk Talks episode, we chat with Anne Bruzewski, CEO of Go Great Lakes Bay, about tourism, community pride, and the time we first met—when a truck collided with the I-675 bridge. Ann shares her path from...
Saginaw’s Surprising Link to the 50-Star American Flag (and a Handyman Who Puts Family First) In this Sidewalk Talks episode, Phil chats with Ryan Schramm, owner of Schramm's Services, a handyman business that focuses...
Episode #42
THE CIVITAN WILL LIVE AGAIN! Eugene "Fookie" Seals has purchased The Civilian Recreation Center in downtown Saginaw with the goal of restoring back to its role as a valuable community center. He grew up nearby, played...
In this episode of Sidewalk Talks, we chat with Saginaw musician Indigo Connolly about motherhood, music, and music education! Along with being a performer, Indigo also created My Music Matters, an organization...
Episode #40
On this episode of Sidewalk Talks, we meet the jump rope master Giovanni Jamall Jackson—an entertainer from Saginaw who jump ropes, teaches ballroom dance, performs Motown, and acts—and talks about how he started jump...
In this Sidewalk Talk, we talk with Swept AI founder Shane Emmons about hype, the hope, and the harm of AI. Swept AI has served over 25 million users, ensuring AI safety, integrity, and compliance. He's an authority on...
In this Sidewalk Talks episode, we reconnects with Tina Swanton—funny hat and butterscotch cookies included—for an update on the Saginaw Community Food Club and Kitchen. Tina explains the nonprofit grocery store’s...
In an impromptu, chilly Sidewalk Talks episode filmed in Morley Plaza, we sit down with Renee Johnston of the Saginaw Community Foundation to talk about what makes Saginaw special, why citizens should cherish and care...
Episode #36
On the latest episode of Sidewalk Talks, I chat with Tony Serra! Tony is the Executive Director of TempleArts, the organization that oversees both The Temple Theatre and the Saginaw Art Museum & Gardens. We talk about...
Episode #35
In part two with Alex Mixter (recorded at Potter Street Station), the conversation ricochets from Lee Mansion cleanups and Spot It, Snag It to a core theme: communities earn trust through visible action. They discuss...
Episode #35
<p>In part two with Alex Mixter (recorded at Potter Street Station), the conversation ricochets from Lee Mansion cleanups and Spot It, Snag It to a core theme: communities earn trust through visible action. They discuss...
In this Sidewalk Talk with Alex Mixter, we talk about why preserving Saginaw's Potter Street Station matters, and how it could become a transportation again. Why Preserving Saginaw’s Potter Street Station Matters—and...
<p>In this Sidewalk Talk with Alex Mixter, we talk about why preserving Saginaw's Potter Street Station matters, and how it could become a transportation again. Why Preserving Saginaw’s Potter Street Station Matters—and...
Episode #33
From Lebanon to selling suits in Saginaw...it's Sal, baby! In this episode of Sidewalk Talks, Phil visits Sal, a longtime Saginaw tailor known as “Sal Baby,” for his first podcast, reflecting on how Sal helped save...
Episode #33
<p>From Lebanon to selling suits in Saginaw...it's Sal, baby!</p><p>In this episode of Sidewalk Talks, Phil visits Sal, a longtime Saginaw tailor known as “Sal Baby,” for his first podcast, reflecting on how Sal helped...
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