The world's biggest soccer tournament is headed to the Pacific Northwest, and Everett is ready to welcome fans from around the world.

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.

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.

What if getting to work was one less thing your employees had to worry about?

In this episode of That Transit Show, we talk about Community Transit’s Small Business Partnerships Program. Host Monica Spain sits down with Alessandra Gonzalez to explain how small businesses can offer transit benefits to employees at no cost.

From unlimited ORCA passes to real-world outreach, this episode covers how the program works and why it matters for both employers and workers across Snohomish County.

If you’re a small business owner or someone looking for an easier commute, this is worth a listen.

Light rail is now running across a floating bridge.

Sound Transit’s Link 2 Line operates over Lake Washington, creating new connections between Snohomish County and the Eastside. It’s the first time in the world this has been done — but what does it actually mean for riders?

In this episode of That Transit Show, Monica Spain talks with Sound Transit Public Information Officer Rachelle Cunningham about:

• Increased frequency with the 1 Line and 2 Line
• What to know before boarding (head signs, transfers, airport trips)
• Trip planning tools and tap-to-pay options
• The engineering challenges of running rail over water
• Why delays happened — and why safety came first
• What to expect at new stations like Judkins Park

If you’ve been curious about riding across the floating bridge — or how this changes travel in the Puget Sound region — this episode is for you.

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