If Not Now, When?

On this episode of "If Not Now When," we're thrilled to sit down with Gonzaga basketball legend Adam Morrison. From growing up in Spokane and making waves on the court for Mead High School to putting Gonzaga on the national scene during his Bulldogs era, Adam's journey is one of resilience, passion, and unwavering dedication to the game. As a prolific scorer and two-time WCC Player of the Year, Morrison's college accolades include being named a consensus First-Team All-American, leading the nation in scoring, and receiving prestigious awards such as the Oscar Robertson Trophy, the Adolph Rupp Trophy, and the Wooden Award. Join us as we explore the pivotal moments of Adam's college career and his impact on the Gonzaga basketball program. After stints in the NBA and overseas, Adam returned to his roots in Spokane, where he continues to contribute to the basketball community. As one-half of the Gonzaga Men's Basketball Radio Broadcast and the host of his own podcast, The Perimeter, Adam offers invaluable insights into the game he loves. Today, Adam still calls Spokane home, coaching his children and sharing his wealth of basketball knowledge with fans nationwide. Join hosts Josh Hissong and Brennon Poynor as they sit down with Adam Morrison to discuss his incredible journey and his enduring legacy on the sport and the city of Spokane.

On this episode of "If Not Now When," we dive into the remarkable journey of a true Spokane native, Michael Senske. Born and raised in the heart of the Lilac City, Michael's story is one of family legacies and deep-rooted commitment to community. The Senske name is synonymous with business excellence in Spokane, with Michael's grandfather, Bill Senske, founding Chemical Weed and Pest Control, now known as Senske Services. This family venture, initiated in 1947, stands today as a trusted and integral part of the region's business landscape. Michael's educational journey took him from Ferris High School to the University of Washington, where he earned a degree in Psychology. Furthering his commitment to growth and leadership, he completed the Owner/President Management Program at Harvard Business School. After college, Michael ventured into the tech world, contributing his skills to Microsoft's Product Services division. However, Spokane's pull was strong, and in 1997, Michael returned to join Pearson Packaging Systems. Climbing through the ranks, he assumed the role of President in 2003. Beyond business, Michael is a dedicated community leader, currently serving on the Board of Directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Seattle Branch, representing the Spokane/Coeur d'Alene region. Join us as we unravel the layers of Michael Senske's experiences, insights, and the indelible mark he continues to make on the Spokane we know and love. Get ready for an enriching conversation that delves into the heart of Spokane's past, present, and future with Michael Senske.

On this episode of "If Not Now When," we host Chandler Baird, the driving force behind Spokane Eats. Chandler is a Spokanite who has made it her mission to uncover our beloved city's hidden gems, delectable delights, and vibrant culture.Through Spokane Eats, Chandler has not only showcased the diverse flavors of Spokane but has also championed the local businesses and entrepreneurs that make our city unique. Her passion for food, travel, and storytelling has brought Spokane's food and culture scene into the spotlightSo, grab a seat, pour yourself a cup of your favorite Spokane coffee, and get ready to embark on a culinary journey through the heart of our city with the one and only Chandler Baird. Chandler, welcome to 'If Not Now, When?'