Podcasts about pop shops

Sections of Halifax are changing quickly, as developers put up new buildings in areas previously dominated by lower density housing. What does that mean for the people and businesses in those areas? We ask Ren Thomas with Dalhousie University's School of Planning.

How can a comedy/magic show compete against every other entertainment option, especially when most people aren't thinking of going to magic shows? In this special episode celebrating Entrepreneur and Yelp's list of America's Favorite Mom & Pop Shops, we take an inside look at Trickery in Chicago — by zeroing in on one customer interaction, and what made it so special. This episode is in partnership with the podcast Behind the Review.

!Inspection Fuel 2022 Flashback! James and Elvia Williams are a Home Inspection power couple from Texas who have navigated the choppy waters of business development and work/life balance over many years. And they're still going strong! As many inspection businesses either began or still operate as "Mom and Pop Shops," the advice and insights these two share are excellent and as timely as they were at Inspection Fuel '22!  There's still time to sign up for Inspection Fuel 2023 happening at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort this coming Saturday-Monday, September 16-18!  Go to InspectionFuel.com to register while it's not too late!  

How can a small gym compete against a world of big, well-funded chains? In this special episode celebrating Entrepreneur and Yelp's list of America's Favorite Mom & Pop Shops, we take an inside look at Ambitious Athletics in Washington DC — by zeroing in on one customer interaction, and what made it so special. This episode is in partnership with the podcast Behind the Review.

How can a small theater compete against a world of big, well-funded entertainment? In this special episode celebrating Entrepreneur and Yelp's list of America's Favorite Mom & Pop Shops, we take an inside look at Illusions Bar & Theater in Baltimore — by zeroing in on one customer interaction, and what made it so special. This episode is in partnership with the podcast Behind the Review.

Connie & Alex cover a couple of this week's tech stories, and then Connie talks to Michael Brown, co-founder and CEO of Teamshares, a startup that is buying mom-and-pop shops with the promise that employees will own 80% of the business within twenty years. Music: 1. "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3918-inspired)2. "Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5759-blippy-trance)3. "Dream Catcher" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4650-dream-catcher)4. "Pamgaea" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4193-pamgaea)5. "EDM Detection Mode" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3687-edm-detection-mode)License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

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Chicago has changed a lot in the last century. And every day, it can feel like another local longtime bar or shop is forced to shutter. But there are some things you can still rely on, like the mom-and-pop shop that's been around the corner forever. Reset meets a few of the Chicagoans at the helm of longtime family shops for advice.

Recorded Live at Vision 2023, Tomi Oliva discusses the importance of training, the need for shop owners to understand the strengths of their employees, and the future of the industry, particularly with the rise of electric vehicles. Tomi Oliva, San Jose Automotive Center INC, Trained by Techs. Tomi specializes in Advanced Diagnostics, Hybrid Systems maintenance and repair, Module reprogramming and installation, and Emissions repair. Tomi's previous episodes HERE Show Notes Importance of Training and Evolving [00:03:02] The importance of training and evolving in the automotive industry, and the need for shop owners to understand the strengths of their employees. Playing to Employees' Strengths [00:04:19] The importance of recognizing and playing to the strengths of employees in the shop, and how it can benefit the business. Tommy's Evolution in the Industry [00:06:09] Tommy's personal evolution in the industry, and the importance of evolving to stay relevant. Specializing in diagnostic work [00:09:54] The importance of specializing in diag work and not trying to be a one-stop-shop for all automotive services. Qualities of a great diagnostic tech [00:12:20] Apprenticeship programs [00:13:22] The benefits of having an apprenticeship program and the potential for apprentices to find work with other shops in the industry. Flat Rate vs. Salary [00:16:55] The importance of shop owners being willing to pay for training and investing in their employees Corporate vs. Mom and Pop Shops [00:18:20] Comparison of the automotive industry to the food industry in Chicago, discussing the pros and cons of corporate vs. mom and pop shops, and the need to set a higher standard in the industry. Lessons from Tommy's Father [00:20:24] Reflection on the lessons learned from Tommy's father, including the foundations for hard work and responsibility, and the importance of reflecting on those lessons after they are gone. Mobile Business [00:21:54] Discussion on the profitability and challenges of mobile business in the automotive industry. Marginal Shops [00:24:03] The impact of mobile business on marginal shops and the need for some of them to go out of business due to the information gap. Trained by Techs [00:26:35] The birth and evolution of Trained by Techs Technology Horizon [00:28:06] The importance of paying attention to the technology horizon, specifically EVs, and the need to embrace them in the industry. Tommy Oliva's Superpower [00:28:41] Positive effects of COVID-19 [00:30:35] The positive effects of COVID-19 on society, including increased awareness of health and wellness. Advice for technicians and shop owners [00:31:33] Advice for technicians and shop owners, including not being afraid to demand things from employers and finding the area of the industry that they enjoy the most. Thanks to our Partners, AAPEX and NAPA TRACS. Set your sights on Las Vegas in 2023. Mark your calendar now … October 31 - Nov 2, 2023, AAPEX - Now more than ever. And don't miss the next free AAPEX webinar. Register now at AAPEXSHOW.COM NAPA TRACS will move your shop into the SMS fast lane with onsite training and six days a week of support and local representation. Find NAPA TRACS on the Web at NAPATRACS.com Connect with the Podcast: -Join...

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In this episode I am joined by Fiona Graham from the Institute for Family Business as we discuss Family Business Week, some interesting research that will shortly be published and we debunk the myth that family businesses are old fashioned, “Mom and Pop Shops”.We also explore the contribution that family businesses make to the UK and global economies and discuss the topics that have been front of mind for family businesses on the recent IFB Tour!Useful LinksYou can find out more about the IFB and their work by heading over to their homepageYou can follow Fiona on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/FionaVGraham and email her, Fiona.Graham@ifb.org.uk. Her Linked In profile is https://www.linkedin.com/in/fiona-graham-6b2a802a/You can find out more about Family Business Week by heading over to https://www.familybusinessweek.co.uk/ and make sure you get involved by sharing your stories and celebrating your success. Support the ShowThe podcast is entirely self-funded by me. I am not looking for sympathy as it is something that I love to do and I have a passion for providing great content for family businesses across the world. Some listeners have asked for ways in which they can support the show, be that through reviews, sharing with friends or a donation. As such I have set up a page that outlines all the ways that you can support what I am doing. www.fambizpodcast.com/support Work With Russ If what I have spoken about in the show resonates and you want to discuss how I can help you and your family business drop me an email: russ@familybusinesspartnership.com or head over to www.familybusinesspartnership.com Sign up to the Newsletter You can get podcasts, videos and blogs delivered directly to your inbox by signing up to the newsletter. Head over to www.fambizpodcast.com and sign up now

Ever wonder what it takes to be a contractor? So You Want to be a Contractor, hosted by Mike Fisher & Marisela Arechiga, talks with industry leaders and construction company owners about their journey, how they run their businesses and their craziest stories. Our guest on this episode is Josh Clauss, the CEO of Clauss Construction. As a large scale demolition company, Clauss has survived 3 economic downturns and they aren't slowing down any time soon. 00:00 - Intro 0:03:42 - Inheriting a Family Business in Construction: What It's Like and How to Grow Into It 0:14:53 - The Benefits of Hiring a Demolition Company 0:19:16 - The Impact of Mom and Pop Shops on the Construction Industry 0:24:21 - The Benefits and Drawbacks of Going Non-Union for Construction Companies 0:31:26 - The Impact of Social Media on the Workforce 0:38:31 - The Importance of Hiring the Right People for Your Business 0:44:53 - The Impact of Diversification in the Construction Industry: A Case Study 0:55:06 - The Importance of Marketing for Contractors 0:57:13 - Rapid fire 1 resource you can't do without 1 podcast or book you love Best advice you've received 1 habit that fills you up 01:07:21 - Outro

Tuesday is the Connecticut primary, will you be voting? The races to watch include four candidates competing in the Democratic and Republican primaries for Secretary of the State, and the Treasurer's race where three candidates are vying for the Democratic vote. And which Republican candidate has the best chance to go up against US Senator Richard Blumenthal in November? Mark Pazniokas from the Connecticut Mirror joins us. And later, we hear about a new documentary that explores the history of Mom and Pop stores in downtown Stamford. How did redevelopment change the city's core forever? GUESTS: Mark Pazniokas - Capitol Bureau Chief for Connecticut Mirror Margaret Stapor Costa - Owner and President of Aries Productions, LLC Gail Trell - Production coordinator for Remembering the Family Store Steve Karp - narrator of Remembering the Family Store Thomas Bradford - barber based in Stamford, Connecticut. Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are now at the season finale of Founder Stories, but don't worry, we'll be back with more insightful stories soon!  And to mark our last episode of the season, we couldn't be more excited about our guests. Our founders today are bringing optimism back to small businesses. Both Hasid Malik and Iman Jamal grew up in Pakistan, studied in the UK, and returned home to start their FinTech business which focuses on digitizing small mom and pop shops in Pakistan. This couple's dedication to their business stems from the belief that even mom and pop shops should have access to affordable financial services. This is the story of Creditbook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This week we have Shane back on the show and we run into a record breaking amount of issues while recording.

Piet Viljoen returned to the BizNews Power Hour as co-host today. The Counterpoint value fund manager told BizNews two weeks ago that ‘investing in South African residential property doesn't make sense'. Viljoen elaborated on that perspective today, stating that ‘equity is a much better asset class to own for building wealth over the long term than property.' When asked about stocks which have caught his eye lately, Viljoen made an insightful analogy between a portfolio and twigs; ‘Each individual stock is a twig, quite a brittle, easy to break twig - but if you bundle them together and tie them together, it creates quite a strong element.' Another topic of discussion was lockdown, particularly with reference to the restaurant industry.

Piet Viljoen returned to the BizNews Power Hour as co-host today. The Counterpoint value fund manager told BizNews two weeks ago that ‘investing in South African residential property doesn't make sense'. Viljoen elaborated on that perspective today, stating that ‘equity is a much better asset class to own for building wealth over the long term than property.' When asked about stocks which have caught his eye lately, Viljoen made an insightful analogy between a portfolio and twigs; ‘Each individual stock is a twig, quite a brittle, easy to break twig - but if you bundle them together and tie them together, it creates quite a strong element.' Another topic of discussion was lockdown, particularly with reference to the restaurant industry.

QuickBooks is incredibly popular for business bookkeeping, from small Mom & Pop Shops to large enterprise organizations. One reason is their promise that "smart, simple tools that make your whole business thrive." Among those tools is a means to integrate - or connect - other applications, systems and data into QuickBooks. In today's episode we talk about some interesting and powerful QuickBooks Integrations that helps companies customize how they do business by tailoring QuickBooks to better suit their unique needs. Get inspired, get informed, get integrated.***IsAware is powered by InterSoft Associates, who believes the more you know about your IT the better. Visit us at intersoftassociates.com and schedule your free consultation to talk about how custom software can help your business.

In Episode 4, Nathan discusses some of the differences between Italy and USA. He focuses on the fact that retail and "Mom & Pop Shops" are still alive and well in the boot-shaped country. Nathan also discusses the differences between the American diet vs the Italian diet. We get an update on house hunting in Italy, Italian lessons and what it's like to be in Italy with no tourists. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/immovingtoitaly/message

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Episode #70 with Dylan—Today he's talking to Sudarshan Sridharan, the founder of the Gen Z Mafia. Dishin' out Smart Nonsense about:The contribution of luck to successHow should you run your life?The value of networking and community buildingLinksConnect with Sudarshan Sridharan: Twitter | Fion | Gen Z Mafia | HandsFree | PartyTalk | SaveMAPSSudarshan’s Articles:The Prime Pick ~ Investing Advice for the Everyday InvestorEconomic Pandemonium is Coming'There's something in these hills:' Clemson students launch 'Save Mom and Pop Shops' website | Greenville News16-year-old made $43,000 on these stocks in 3 years | CNN Business16-Year-Old High School Dropout Is CEO of His Own Tech Company That Could Be Worth Millions | ABC NewsThe 4 Keys to Success | Sudarshan Sridharan | TEDxSFStateVibesUnion Square VenturesPerformance Food GroupFounders FundLockheed Martin CorporationAndurilKPMG InternationalPM Code SchoolCritical OpsDiscordMy First Million Podcast | Sam ParrSaaStr | Jason LemkinBetaworks | Andy WeissmanEmma SalinasCarson PooleJustin ZhengJustin MurphyBen PasternakSimona MarinescuMike SolanaBill PulteSam Altman[Heads up: Sometimes we get a $ kickback from these recs, so if you buy, thanks for supporting the pod.]Here's the full Show Notes.Watch on YouTube & SubscribeWatch Henry's last YouTube video.P.S. Toss us a 5-star review :)

If you have followed our show close enough, you probably know that we have a thesis around backing startups that help small retailers to do better. Better supply chains, operation efficiency, payment infrastructures, bookkeeping, etc. This was reflected through the episodes we did with Udaan from India, Telio from Vietnam, and Shihuituan from China. On today's episode, you will hear a conversation we had with one of the startups that are doing this in Indonesia. The first half of the show was recorded in September last year. But we also caught up with the founder a few weeks earlier on how COVID has changed how he saw the business, enjoy! The guest for today is Agung Bezharie Hadinego, Co-Founder and CEO at Warung Pintar. The name literally means smart kiosk in Indonesian. It is a micro-retail tech startup aimed to digitalize the street vendors in Indonesia. Launched in January 2018, it currently empowers 32,000 warungs in Jakarta and Banyuwangi, whose income has increased by 41% since adopting the system. Agung started Warung Pintar as a special project when he was an investment analyst in a VC firm called East Ventures. He holds a bachelor degree in Intermedia and an MBA from Bandung Institute of Technology. For the full transcript of the show, go to nextbn.ggvc.com Join our listeners' community, go to nextbn.ggvc.com/community

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Newsom: Some Retailers Can Re-Open Nearly two months after many California businesses shut their doors to slow the spread of the coronavirus, some retailers and manufacturers are re-opening, just a little bit, starting today. Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED Mom-and-Pop Shops Prepare to Re-Open at LA's Flower Mart Small shops prepare for a partial reopening and hope they can make enough sales to stay open. Guest: Marta Hernandez, flower shop owner Why Some People Can't Get Unemployment Benefits Millions of newly jobless people have filed for unemployment benefits since March. In California, many who’ve applied aren't getting their payments, for several reasons. One of them is something known as "false claim penalty cases." These are people who either tried to defraud the state when they filed for unemployment in the past, or just made honest mistakes when filling out complicated paperwork. Guest: Kaila Hoppe, unemployed television costumer Working Actors Find Residuals Reduce Their Unemployment Turns out, there are a lot of ways to lose your unemployment check, or at least part of it. Consider the plight of working actors. Work they did years ago, can count against their current unemployment benefits, just when they need them most. Reporter: David Wagner, KPCC

On this episode of WWJ In Depth, we meet some people on the front lines of documenting the scrappy nature of small business while reaching out to help that community. Also, host Rob St. Mary talks to the creator of the award-winning Red Wings documentary “The Russian Five” about some things to watch during the pandemic. 

Annie more than 10x'd her family business – The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf – taking it from seven domestic "Mom & Pop Shops" to an International Brand of 70+ stores, all in seven years time. She then lead the company through a highly successful sale.

Episode 86 •  (03:14) Experiencing the masses stockpiling food and supplies in preparation for a possible quarantine. We visited Sam’s Club, Walmart, Food 4 Less, and small Mom & Pop Shops. •  (24:40) Micktorious explains why he always says “Yeah, Man” before many sentences.  Barlos describes a time where a Lesbian almost beat up our […]

This week's episode of The Music History Project is all about Mom N' Pop Shops. These family-owned businesses have made a huge difference in their communities and in the Music Industry as a whole. In this episode, we hear from Marvin and Beverly Maxwell, Nancy and Bill Higgins, Dick and Marilyn Puccio, Tom and Brenda Hebert, Jerry and Bernice Ash, and Jim and Ede Kidder.

This episode is co-hosted by Dimitra Taslim. Dimi is on the investment team at GGV Capital.  Today on the show, we have SyPhong Bui and My Linh from Telio. Founded in 2018, Telio is already Vietnam's largest b2b eCommerce platform. It connects small traditional retailers with brands and wholesalers on a centralized platform using technology and data. Telio is a GGV portfolio. On the show, we discussed how SyPhong got his idea for Telio because of Jack Ma from Alibaba, the lessons he learned from 2 previous failed startup he founded, the challenges facing mom and pop shops in Vietnam and how the tech ecosystem in the market has evolved in the market. For the full transcript of the show, go to nextbn.ggvc.com Join our listeners' community, go to nextbn.ggvc.com/community.

On episode 33 we talked about lizzo concert at the pageant, nike removing contracts from mom and pop shops, can wanting the one distract you from finding the one......

Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode! This week, Asher talked with Charles Andre Jolly, co-founder of Sky Water Financial, a financial services startup that focuses on helping mom and pop shops. If you enjoy this episode, let us know by rating and commenting on Apple Podcast. It really helps us grow the project and shows us that you are enjoying what we are doing. Connect with The Debate Without Debate Podcast: Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedwdpodcast/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedebatewithoutdebatepodcast/ Email: thedebatewithoutdebatepodcast@gmail.com Feel free to send us an audio message through Anchor as well! Connect with Sky Water Financial: Website: https://www.skywaterfinancial.com/home Music Credit: Dj Quads Track Name: Midnight Snack Music By: Dj Quads @ https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads Original upload HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cqqU... • DJ QUads YouTube channel HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCusF... • • Dj Quads on SoundCloud HERE: https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads • Dj Quads on Twitter HERE: https://twitter.com/DjQuads • Dj Quads on Spotify HERE: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2VZrd... • Dj Quads on Instagram HERE: https://www.instagram.com/djquads/ #skywaterfinancial #finances #startup #genz #podcast #thedwdpodcast #thedebatewithoutdebatepodcast © 2019 The Debate Without Debate LLC

We have a very special guest, Tony and we are on location at his store Mississauga Hardware Centre just outside the Toronto core. On today's show, we talk about Mom and Pop Shops, Big Box Stores, the Construction Industry and what makes Mississauga Hardware Centre, a shop that has been around for 28 years a great place for laughs and deals. We can't stop talking about the store, the staff, Mom and Pop, the contractors who visit, the tools and even Dragon Slayers comes up more than once, you don't want to miss this show. Listen in as the Construction Life crew has a lot of fun talking with Tony, one of the most respected gentlemen in the construction business. This is The Construction Life.

Boston, Michaela, and Sara discuss "Mom and Pop Shops" they've come across and how things are wrapping up after their first year in college.

The Sunday Edition Chapter 1 Kelley Keehn on the post-holiday financial hangover and developing better money habits Guest:  Kelley Keehn, Financial Expert Chapter 2 A mom-and-pop produce store in Burnaby might have to shutter its doors due to a large spike in the assessed value of its leased retail space. Guest:  Susan Sung, Owner, Pacific Sun Produce Chapter 3 After a taxing year for real estate, housing market expected to remain cool in 2019 Guest:  Tom Davidoff, Professor, UBC Sauder School of Business Chapter 4 New Year, no beer: Dry January's increasing popularity offers benefits, researchers say Guest:  Adam Sherk,Ph.D. student in the Social Dimensions of Health program at the University of Victoria. Chapter 5 Nanaimo provincial by-election set for January 30 GUEST: Richard Zussman, Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature, Global News

This is the First Episode of the The Errday Entrepreneur Podcast. In the Launch Episode, Carlo Batara, Creator & Host of the Errday Entrepreneur Podcast, breaks down how in this Audio & Video series he will be highlighting the Everyday Local Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, SoloPreneurs and the Mom & Pop Shops that have been holding it down since before Entrepreneurship was as cool as it is today! Carlo is an Entrepreneur & Business Owner himself shares a bit of his origin story as well. You can also watch this episode on YouTube https://youtu.be/5X82Npvsoig

As we get ready for the holiday shopping season, giant retailers and small businesses are competing for every dollar possible. But how can mom and pop operations ever compete with the big retailers? Bridget Weston Pollack of the SCORE Association offers four tips to give small business owners an edge on their competitors.Access our full library of podcasts for small businesses: https://www.bizfilings.com/toolkit/guides/podcasts

If Robert and Ira owned a bookstore, what do you think the chances are that it would be 90% smut literature? Well, this week Anti-wave reviews THE BOOKSHOP with manager of The Last Bookstore, Katie Orphan. Then, they talk about their Top 5 favorite mom and pop shop movies. Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, or GooglePlay. Time to get out the tea cozy and embark on a journey into the literary world... of smut.

If Robert and Ira owned a bookstore, what do you think the chances are that it would be 90% smut literature? Well, this week Anti-wave reviews THE BOOKSHOP with manager of The Last Bookstore, Katie Orphan. Then, they talk about their Top 5 favorite mom and pop shop movies. Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, or GooglePlay. Time to get out the tea cozy and embark on a journey into the literary world... of smut.

GAMB is allowing merchants to take the keys to there stores online fully. Amazon has to be on guard because with this platform it cuts out even the need for their service as the middleman online. Check out the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cryptocentzpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cryptocentzpodcast/support

We chat about the June issue of the Owl Creek Gazette, our seven-plus years publishing the magazine, our love of creeks, our support of Mom and Pop Shops and more on this episode.

We go back to the days of video rentals; Mom & Pop Shops, Blockbuster, and Hollywood Video. Are we missing out on something special now that they're gone?! Find Out!Hosts Michael Kanfer and Ethan Feldstein talk about everything media; music, movies, TV, Internet shows and much more!

It's become an all too familiar story for a lot of New Yorkers.  Their favorite dive bar or cafe is turned into a 7-Eleven or Apple Store.  On this week's Cityscape, we're talking with folks about the plight of mom and pop shops in an increasingly corporate retail environment.

It's become an all too familiar story for a lot of New Yorkers.  Their favorite dive bar or cafe is turned into a 7-Eleven or Apple Store.  On this week's Cityscape, we're talking with folks about the plight of mom and pop shops in an increasingly corporate retail environment.