Rik Mikals has had a remarkable journey in the world of radio broadcasting and community engagement over a 30-year span. Rik's voice has been heard on radio stations across Idaho, Montana, California, and Washington State. Rik has made Tri-Cities his home since 2007 and has served on the board of Pet Over Population Prevention, advocated for domestic abuse awareness through the YWCA, and highlighted the challenges faced by foster kids. Rik, a former foster child himself, remains a strong advocate for systemic reform in the foster care system. Rik Mikals is widely known for his never-ending knowledge of pop culture.
Rik Mikals
Oldest Elementary School in Washington State is Amazing
Discovering The Untold Stories Of Washington's Historic Wilkeson School
Can You Legally Spread Your Loved One’s Ashes Anywhere in Washington State?
can you legally spread your loved one's ashes anywhere in Washington State?
How Washingtonian Are You? 12 Fun Questions About Washington State
Explore Washington State through our engaging quiz focusing on Mount Rainier, Seattle's famous landmarks, Starbucks coffee, Olympic National Park, and the lively Bumbershoot festival
Charming Small Washington State Town Crowned Best Place to Live
Uncover the charm of Camas, WA, named the best place to live in the state by Money Magazine
Can Homeless People Be Fined for Sleeping Outside in Washington State?
Can homeless get fined for sleeping outside in Washington State?
5 Surprising Items You Can Buy with Washington State SNAP
Discover the surprising items you can buy with SNAP benefits, like seeds for your garden to save on groceries in the future.
The 7 Most Famous Sodas/Beers Created in Washington State
Take a trip down memory lane with 7 of Washington State's famous beverages.
This Oregon Dam Has A “Glory Hole” and We Are Fascinated By It
Explore the fascinating Morning Glory Hole at Owyhee Dam. Delve into its history, purpose, and intriguing design.
Poll: 52% of Washington Residents are in Favor of Banning Cars
A surprising poll states that more than half of Washingtonians would be in favor of banning cars.
Oregon Lost Dog Amazingly Finds His Way Home From Indiana
Discover the incredible odyssey of Bobbie the Wonder Dog, who traveled 2,800 miles back home, captivating hearts nationwide.