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073 – Carlos Palma & Elizabeth Goyer of Textura Rugs

In this episode we interview Carlos Palma and Liz Goyer, the two experts in customer service and business people behind Textura Rugs in Asheville, NC.

072 – John Hornsby on Finding Art Through Community and Breaking Down What “Value” Means

In this episode, we interview John Hornsby, a creative graphic artist, organizer of information, strategic thinker, and an experienced achiever. What one might call, a Chief Creative Ninja.

071 – Justin & Amanda James of Opie Way on Reviving the American-Made Sneaker Industry

The founder's of Opie Way, a married couple and shoe designers, share their story of crafting the perfect shoe & realizing a dream on the Making It In Asheville Podcast.

070 – Jared Kay of Amplified Media on Building a Video Production Business Founded in Community

How can being a part of your community impact the future of your business? Jared Kay, the founder of Amplified Media, testifies to the power of relationships and the impact that those connections have had on his success.

069-Elijah Cox & Patricia Waters of Chill Cereal Bar

Mother-Son duo Patricia and Elijah share their story of Chill Cereal Bar, a pop up cereal bar for people of all ages located in Asheville, NC.

068 – Anneliesse Gormley of Spoon + Hook on Learning to Say No and Ask for What You Want

Female woodworker, Anneliesse Gormley of Spoon & Hook shares her story of learning how to own a business and home her craft in Asheville, NC.

067 – David Ackley & Cristina Hall Ackley of Ginger’s Revenge on Developing a Recipe for Success

In a town like Asheville where craft breweries are abound, Cristina and David's business of producing a gluten-free alcoholic ginger beer isn't exactly what you'd expect. Still, they've found a recipe for success and are constantly tweaking and perfecting their path forward.

066 – Brian Combs of Haywood Street Congregation on the Imperfect Art of Urban Ministry & Talking to Strangers

"Relationships, above all else." That's the motto of Haywood St. Congregation, the United Methodist church and non-profit that Brian Combs founded in 2009. In this episode, we learn more about why Brian chose urban ministry over a career in industrial design and hear some unexpected advice for serving others.

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073 – Carlos Palma & Elizabeth Goyer of Textura Rugs

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073 – Carlos Palma & Elizabeth Goyer of Textura Rugs

072 – John Hornsby on Finding Art Through Community and Breaking Down What “Value” Means

071 – Justin & Amanda James of Opie Way on Reviving the American-Made Sneaker Industry

070 – Jared Kay of Amplified Media on Building a Video Production Business Founded in Community

069-Elijah Cox & Patricia Waters of Chill Cereal Bar

068 – Anneliesse Gormley of Spoon + Hook on Learning to Say No and Ask for What You Want

067 – David Ackley & Cristina Hall Ackley of Ginger’s Revenge on Developing a Recipe for Success

066 – Brian Combs of Haywood Street Congregation on the Imperfect Art of Urban Ministry & Talking to Strangers

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