The City of Kenmore podcast "Let’s Talk Kenmore," recorded at the Kenmore Farmers Market, featured a series of brief on‑mic interviews with children about summer activities, local events and favorite market booths. Children described visits to summer camp and museums, upcoming field days and school transitions, travel plans to places such as California, Spokane and Tokyo (as reported by individual speakers), and market highlights including local food booths and a children’s activity tent. The episode included recurring mentions of the July 4 holiday and fireworks.

The program was conversational and informal; no city policy proposals, council decisions or formal staff presentations were part of the recording. Speakers spoke about personal experiences (for example, one child described a museum scavenger hunt and another mentioned a scarf‑making drive their family helped organize), local places (Logboom Park and the farmers market), and leisure activities (podcasting aspirations, reading preferences and neighborhood events). Quotes below are verbatim from participants recorded on the episode.

“Once I had something called a fun run and like we got otter puffs at the end,” one child said, describing a school event. Another participant said, “We have 2 snacks at the end of the day,” when describing day camp routines. A child who recently returned from travel said, “We did about half Kyoto, half of the biggest was Tokyo.” Several children named local market food booths as favorites: “Maria’s cheese puffs” and “Seattle Pop” were mentioned by more than one speaker.

Because the episode is a community outreach podcast rather than a governing‑body meeting, there were no motions, votes or formal directions given. The content consists entirely of public-facing, on‑the‑record interviews and informal conversation between the host (identified in the recording as Amber Clifton) and market visitors, mostly children. The episode ends with the host thanking listeners and inviting them to check back for future episodes.