STUDIO BASIN: Looking for young leaders and recognizing young athletes
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MOSES LAKE – On this week’s episode of the Studio Basin podcast, General Manager Bob Richardson joins to preview the Basin Business Journal's 40 under 40 program, highlighting upcoming leaders in business around Eastern Washington. To submit someone for recognition, visit https://bit.ly/BBJ-40u40-2023.
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Next, sports reporter Ian Bivona recaps last weekend's results in state softball tournaments, state track and field meets and state tennis matches. Richardson joined in on the conversation to discuss his experiences as a father and softball coach in the area.
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