Erie, Colorado has been growing rapidly over the last decade and isn't slowing down. Learn more about where and how Erie is growing from the people that know it best, Julian Jacquin, Economic Development Director and the Commerical Brokers, Heidi Schamber and Rachel Rohrig from Market Real Estate.
Special Guest: Julian Jacquin .
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Special Guest: Mitch Arden & Craig Moelis.
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Special Guest: Nate Litsey.
","summary":"This week we are talking with Nate Litsey from our office, who's going to give us a second-quarter update on the real estate market in Boulder. He's going to talk about some retail developments and other developments that are coming to our community. ","date_published":"2022-08-09T15:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/4a606e57-8444-4bea-86a5-11683845b81f.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":33159835,"duration_in_seconds":828}]},{"id":"1eec96e8-8f0d-4536-bc4d-5b62510f7711","title":"Market Meets: Wolfe and Mane","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/wolfeandmane","content_text":"We had the pleasure of meeting Courtney Wolfe, the owner of Wolfe and Mane. She has created “the” place to get your hair-did. Master of the Mane… get it. Tune in, you don’t want to miss out on this firecracker of an entrepreneur and business. Special Guest: Courtney Wolfe.","content_html":"We had the pleasure of meeting Courtney Wolfe, the owner of Wolfe and Mane. She has created “the” place to get your hair-did. Master of the Mane… get it. Tune in, you don’t want to miss out on this firecracker of an entrepreneur and business.
Special Guest: Courtney Wolfe.
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Special Guest: Greg Lefcourt.
","summary":"We had the pleasure of sitting down with the owners of Beleza Coffee Bar. Greg Lefcourt and Nafisa (Nafie) Ramos. We are inspired by their stories and how they got to where they are today. Greg started pouring coffee in this exact location of 2608 Broadway almost 20 years ago and since has helped influence the coffee culture and community of Boulder. Tune in this week to learn more about Greg’s journey to becoming the King of Caf! ","date_published":"2022-07-14T09:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/b1b753c3-4ba1-4f1b-8f2b-9e5daddea130.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":21212472,"duration_in_seconds":530}]},{"id":"57af099f-fa2f-473d-9f63-1836ea249003","title":"Market Meets: Hurdle's Jewely","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/hurdlesjewelry","content_text":"Hurdles Jewelry is the longest running business on the Pearl Street Mall. For over 75 years the Hurdle family has graced Boulder with its curated selection of diamonds to semi-precious gems to watches to vintage consignment pieces. This family treasure is located 1402 Pearl Street and has no plans of leaving. Listen in this week to learn about new jewelry trends like lab grown diamonds and more.Special Guest: Nicole Hurdle.","content_html":"Hurdles Jewelry is the longest running business on the Pearl Street Mall. For over 75 years the Hurdle family has graced Boulder with its curated selection of diamonds to semi-precious gems to watches to vintage consignment pieces. This family treasure is located 1402 Pearl Street and has no plans of leaving. Listen in this week to learn about new jewelry trends like lab grown diamonds and more.
Special Guest: Nicole Hurdle.
","summary":"Hurdles Jewelry is the longest running business on the Pearl Street Mall. For over 75 years the Hurdle family has graced Boulder with its curated selection of diamonds to semi-precious gems to watches to vintage consignment pieces. This family treasure is located 1402 Pearl Street and has no plans of leaving. Listen in this week to learn about new jewelry trends like lab grown diamonds and more.\r\n","date_published":"2022-06-29T09:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/57af099f-fa2f-473d-9f63-1836ea249003.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":32182856,"duration_in_seconds":804}]},{"id":"c8336630-3d7f-48cb-abfb-c7f601de2b96","title":"Market Meets: Dream City Tattoo","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/dreamcitytattoo","content_text":"We visited with Jeremy Keith of Dream City Tattoo located in the lower level of 1200 Pearl. We learned all about how they created two thriving storefronts; one client, one tattoo and one piece of art at a time. We promise you don’t want to miss this episode. Listen in to learn more about the art of tattooing. Special Guest: Jeremy Keith.","content_html":"We visited with Jeremy Keith of Dream City Tattoo located in the lower level of 1200 Pearl. We learned all about how they created two thriving storefronts; one client, one tattoo and one piece of art at a time. We promise you don’t want to miss this episode. Listen in to learn more about the art of tattooing.
Special Guest: Jeremy Keith.
","summary":"We visited with Jeremy Keith of Dream City Tattoo located in the lower level of 1200 Pearl. We learned all about how they created two thriving storefronts; one client, one tattoo and one piece of art at a time. We promise you don’t want to miss this episode. Listen in to learn more about the art of tattooing. ","date_published":"2022-06-15T09:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/c8336630-3d7f-48cb-abfb-c7f601de2b96.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":25582235,"duration_in_seconds":639}]},{"id":"f6144b8e-d3dc-4449-bbcf-42104f156bca","title":"Market Meets: Q1 2022 Market Update","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/q12022","content_text":"Despite the lingering effects of the pandemic, Boulder continues to be a behemoth of opportunity and determination, snow-balling through the first quarter of 2022 with a rush of new dreams, ideas, and deals.\n\nNate Litsey, a broker with Market Real Estate, elaborates on the recent rush of closed deals following a couple years of an often slow and uncertain market. While commenting on Pearl Street, Litsey estimates that about 10% of the retail properties during the pandemic there became vacant. He describes a very real and valid uncertainty among businesses and their employees concerning office space and in-person collaboration. Special Guest: Nate Litsey.","content_html":"Despite the lingering effects of the pandemic, Boulder continues to be a behemoth of opportunity and determination, snow-balling through the first quarter of 2022 with a rush of new dreams, ideas, and deals.
\n\nNate Litsey, a broker with Market Real Estate, elaborates on the recent rush of closed deals following a couple years of an often slow and uncertain market. While commenting on Pearl Street, Litsey estimates that about 10% of the retail properties during the pandemic there became vacant. He describes a very real and valid uncertainty among businesses and their employees concerning office space and in-person collaboration.
Special Guest: Nate Litsey.
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Special Guest: Yvet Montiel.
","summary":"Come and visit Jasper’s Splash Zone at 1720 Majestic Drive in Lafayette Colorado with Heidi and Rachel. ","date_published":"2022-05-18T08:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/068300a2-4635-49f1-bb45-61c8594d9171.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":18583537,"duration_in_seconds":464}]},{"id":"da81bfb1-3a9e-4235-a818-5f83ce59df7a","title":"Market Meets: Magoo's Cards, Kicks and Clothes","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/magooscardskicksandclothes","content_text":"This week we had the pleasure of meeting Jacob Maged, the owner, entrepreneur and sports card enthusiast of Magoo’s Cards, Kicks, and Clothes on Pearl Street. From high school dropout to the youngest entrepreneur on Pearl Street to the hottest spot for teens and CU Athletes alike, we promise you do not want to miss this week's episode on Magoo’s Cards, Kicks and Clothes.Special Guest: Jacob Maged.","content_html":"This week we had the pleasure of meeting Jacob Maged, the owner, entrepreneur and sports card enthusiast of Magoo’s Cards, Kicks, and Clothes on Pearl Street. From high school dropout to the youngest entrepreneur on Pearl Street to the hottest spot for teens and CU Athletes alike, we promise you do not want to miss this week's episode on Magoo’s Cards, Kicks and Clothes.
Special Guest: Jacob Maged.
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\nFollow Mabel & Moss:
\nWebsite: https://www.mabelandmoss.com/
\nFacebook: mabel.and.moss
\nInstagram: mabel.and.moss
Special Guest: Michele Pellerin.
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\n\nCheck out our Youtube Channel for a video of our visit to Plante: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0sa1O8oHop2rdo2wxdR7RA
Special Guest: Trevor Kuntz & Kyle Rutz.
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Special Guest: Paul Waitinas.
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\n\nEveryone is currently feeling the effects of Covid19 and the homeless community is no different. Bridgehouse had to make immediate changes to their model to create more physical space between people at their shelters, in order to comply with the CDC’s social distancing and hygiene requirements. They’ve partnered with the city to open the CRC (Covid Recovery Center) at East Boulder Rec Center, to help identify and isolate those of the homeless population showing symptoms. Bridge house expects to see a reduction in financial support from their social enterprises and donations with an increase in need across this population. Supporting their social enterprises including the Community Table Kitchen is one way to get involved and show your support. You can order nutritious family sized meals for pick up or delivery at: boulderbridgehouse.org.
\n\nVolunteering is more important now than ever, not only for BridgeHouse and your other favorite non-profits, but also for your own community connection.
Special Guest: Isabel McDevitt.
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\nOur team designs a solution tailored specifically to the needs of your situation in order to ensure you achieve your dreams of success. We all have dreams, eh?
\nGive us a shout, we'd love to hear about them.
Special Guest: David Janowiec.
","summary":"Our goal at The Recess Factory is to provide effective, unique, and impactful solutions designed to boost your event, be it small or a large organization.\r\nOur team designs a solution tailored specifically to the needs of your situation in order to ensure you achieve your dreams of success. We all have dreams, eh?\r\nGive us a shout, we'd love to hear about them.","date_published":"2020-04-21T00:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/34c1d7af-f1c8-4ab6-a14d-c2c6bd459a81.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":73202415,"duration_in_seconds":1830}]},{"id":"50c7b6b9-b7c5-4845-91ad-84a9719c64f0","title":"Market Meets: Kathy Pear with Pear Project Services","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/pearprojectservices","content_text":"Most creative when faced with a challenge, Kathey Pear enjoys problem solving and is committed to bringing individuals together to create sustainable environments, healthy communities, and healthy lives. The ultimate networker, Pear is always on the lookout for new and interesting interconnections and opportunities to address the opportunities presented by a continually evolving world. Pear has 30 years of commercial real estate project and contract furniture industry experience. \n\nKathey founded Pear Commercial Interiors, still one of Colorado’s largest office furniture dealerships, opening showrooms in Boulder in 1984 and Denver in 1988. Following the sale of Pear Commercial in 1998, she became intrigued by the vast lack of support resources for later adopters of technology who simply wanted to enjoy the benefits of computers and the Internet. Teaming up with Aardvark Networking Services, TechButler’s mission was to explore new ways to flatten the learning curve and reduce the complexity and frustration that present challenges for less technical users. TechButler was formed in 1999 to develop live, remote support applications that could be used over the Internet to support PC users at home, at work, or in the field. As CEO of the company, Pear was instrumental in providing her vision for live, remote, real-time technology support. In 2004 Kathey opened Citron WorkSpaces, a contract furnishings resource for corporate, healthcare, education, and shared workplace environments (co-working) and sister company, FacilityCycle, to address the growing problem of how to handle old office furniture. FacilityCycle focused on sustainable reuse, refurbishment, donation, and recycling of excess furniture and cubicles. In 2012 and 2013 The Boulder Daily Camera named Citron #2 among Boulder’s Top Women Owned Businesses and Citron was selected as a Colorado Companies to Watch honoree in 2013. Citron was acquired by Source Office and Technology in 2014. \n\nHer current venture, Pear Project Services (PPS), adds furniture “re-homing” to the mix. By helping companies who are moving or upgrading to decommission their no-longer-needed furniture, PPS saves many tons of old furniture from ending up in landfills. As the self-titled “Queen of Crap”, Kathey and her associates take excess furniture from large companies, resell some and donate some to non-profit organizations and smaller companies that need furniture.\n\nPear earned a B.F.A. in Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut, an M.F.A. in Fine Arts from Washington State University and part of an M.B.A. at the University of Colorado. She was the Boulder BPW Business Woman of the Year in 1992 and an Entrepreneur of Distinction at “Esprit Entrepreneur” in 1993. Special Guest: Kathy Pear.","content_html":"Most creative when faced with a challenge, Kathey Pear enjoys problem solving and is committed to bringing individuals together to create sustainable environments, healthy communities, and healthy lives. The ultimate networker, Pear is always on the lookout for new and interesting interconnections and opportunities to address the opportunities presented by a continually evolving world. Pear has 30 years of commercial real estate project and contract furniture industry experience.
\n\nKathey founded Pear Commercial Interiors, still one of Colorado’s largest office furniture dealerships, opening showrooms in Boulder in 1984 and Denver in 1988. Following the sale of Pear Commercial in 1998, she became intrigued by the vast lack of support resources for later adopters of technology who simply wanted to enjoy the benefits of computers and the Internet. Teaming up with Aardvark Networking Services, TechButler’s mission was to explore new ways to flatten the learning curve and reduce the complexity and frustration that present challenges for less technical users. TechButler was formed in 1999 to develop live, remote support applications that could be used over the Internet to support PC users at home, at work, or in the field. As CEO of the company, Pear was instrumental in providing her vision for live, remote, real-time technology support. In 2004 Kathey opened Citron WorkSpaces, a contract furnishings resource for corporate, healthcare, education, and shared workplace environments (co-working) and sister company, FacilityCycle, to address the growing problem of how to handle old office furniture. FacilityCycle focused on sustainable reuse, refurbishment, donation, and recycling of excess furniture and cubicles. In 2012 and 2013 The Boulder Daily Camera named Citron #2 among Boulder’s Top Women Owned Businesses and Citron was selected as a Colorado Companies to Watch honoree in 2013. Citron was acquired by Source Office and Technology in 2014.
\n\nHer current venture, Pear Project Services (PPS), adds furniture “re-homing” to the mix. By helping companies who are moving or upgrading to decommission their no-longer-needed furniture, PPS saves many tons of old furniture from ending up in landfills. As the self-titled “Queen of Crap”, Kathey and her associates take excess furniture from large companies, resell some and donate some to non-profit organizations and smaller companies that need furniture.
\n\nPear earned a B.F.A. in Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut, an M.F.A. in Fine Arts from Washington State University and part of an M.B.A. at the University of Colorado. She was the Boulder BPW Business Woman of the Year in 1992 and an Entrepreneur of Distinction at “Esprit Entrepreneur” in 1993.
Special Guest: Kathy Pear.
","summary":"Pear Project Services (PPS) helps businesses solve office furniture problems. The PPS team, led by Kathey Pear, brings creativity to the complex and often messy commercial move process. We are passionate about keeping reusable office furniture from being dumped into a landfill simply because there are no good alternatives.\r\n\r\n PPS does not have “not-for-profit” status. We call ourselves an NJFP, “Not Just for Profit”, organization. The revenue stream that we generate from facilities decommissioning and product resale must cover the cost of our labor, vehicles, warehouse facility rental, and other expenses. While our primary goal is to help businesses solve logistics problems and keep furniture in circulation, without a revenue stream we would not be able to keep our doors open or provide our clients with a way to “Save the Furniture”. \r\n\r\nWe take no-longer-needed or excess furniture from larger companies and re-home as much as possible with not-for-profit groups, start-ups, and smaller companies that need good used furniture. Every project presents a unique combination of reusable products for us to donate, resell, recycle, and repurpose. \r\n\r\nCreativity and the sincere desire to “Save The Furniture” is our secret sauce. \r\n\r\n We are proud to report that only a small percentage of the furniture we handle ever ends up in a landfill.","date_published":"2020-03-31T00:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/50c7b6b9-b7c5-4845-91ad-84a9719c64f0.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":77962970,"duration_in_seconds":1949}]},{"id":"8ccaeeca-543a-4973-893d-27f350fcb1b9","title":"Market Meets: Dan Garfinkel with Finkel and Garf","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/finkleandgarfbrewery","content_text":"The process of selecting and drinking a beer shouldn’t be complicated, confusing, or too serious.\n\nBeer should be straightforward in presentation, consistent in flavor and quality, and balanced.\n\nBeer shouldn’t be the center of attention, but rather a facilitator of unforgettable moments.Special Guest: Dan Garfinkel.","content_html":"The process of selecting and drinking a beer shouldn’t be complicated, confusing, or too serious.
\n\nBeer should be straightforward in presentation, consistent in flavor and quality, and balanced.
\n\nBeer shouldn’t be the center of attention, but rather a facilitator of unforgettable moments.
Special Guest: Dan Garfinkel.
","summary":"Finkel & Garf Brewing Company is a collaboration between Eric and Dan Garfinkel, a father (Finkel) and son (Garf). We share a love of well crafted beer and an appreciation for the life experiences we have enjoyed with a beer in hand.\r\n\r\nOur reason for being is simple:\u0003\r\n\r\nTo make outstanding craft beer\u0003\r\nTo facilitate great moments among family and friends.\r\nOur Brewery is centered around a 15 barrel brew house designed to produce beer for our Tap Room and for restaurants and stores along Colorado’s Front Range.\r\n\r\nWe are often asked why we chose to put toys in the Finkel & Garf crest rather than images of hops and barley. The answer is because we are all still kids at heart. Toys are fun and they remind us not to take ourselves too seriously.","date_published":"2020-03-17T00:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/8ccaeeca-543a-4973-893d-27f350fcb1b9.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":78882480,"duration_in_seconds":1972}]},{"id":"c01290fc-4f77-48b6-91f5-4a030aa0c1d7","title":"Market Meets: Simon Berger with The Rooster Magazine","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/theroostermagazine","content_text":"","content_html":"","summary":"","date_published":"2020-03-03T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/c01290fc-4f77-48b6-91f5-4a030aa0c1d7.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":55682611,"duration_in_seconds":1392}]},{"id":"0ff6e4b4-48ad-4211-9145-2c4122b4830d","title":"Market Meets: Kelsey Hill & Skyler Sun with Hi Noon Design Studio","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/hinoon","content_text":"Hi Noon is a design studio co-dependently owned and operated by Kelsey Hill and Skyler Sun in beautiful Boulder, CO. We design websites, brands, packaging, and everything else in between.Special Guests: Kelsey Hill and Skyler Sun.","content_html":"Hi Noon is a design studio co-dependently owned and operated by Kelsey Hill and Skyler Sun in beautiful Boulder, CO. We design websites, brands, packaging, and everything else in between.
Special Guests: Kelsey Hill and Skyler Sun.
","summary":"Hi Noon is a design studio co-dependently owned and operated by Kelsey Hill and Skyler Sun in beautiful Boulder, CO. We design websites, brands, packaging, and everything else in between.","date_published":"2020-02-18T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/0ff6e4b4-48ad-4211-9145-2c4122b4830d.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":49363068,"duration_in_seconds":1234}]},{"id":"87910774-b14b-4850-9c1f-9919981a88a6","title":"Market Meets: Peri Shaplow with Mandara CBD","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/mandaracbd","content_text":"Peri started her career as a brand strategist in NYC where she worked at advertising agencies big and small. From Lucky Charms to Meow Mix, Red Lobster, TGI Fridays and Febreze, Peri has worked with some of the biggest and most loved brands in America. She’s held the position as Strategy Director at Grey in NYC and Barkley here in Boulder. Her ability to understand the hearts and minds of consumers has led to strategies that have created tremendous brand growth and helped the brands she’s guided get into cultural conversation. Peri is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at Mandara, a premium line of CBD products paired with a one-of-a-kind wellness coach program. “I love to grow things because at my core I’m a nurturer. It’s part of why I find the brand work I do to be so gratifying.” Peri also serves on the board of Mother House, a residence for at-risk pregnant women here in Boulder, and is the local lead organizer for Cycle For Survival, the nation’s largest indoor cycling fundraiser supporting rare cancers in partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Special Guest: Peri Shaplow.","content_html":"Peri started her career as a brand strategist in NYC where she worked at advertising agencies big and small. From Lucky Charms to Meow Mix, Red Lobster, TGI Fridays and Febreze, Peri has worked with some of the biggest and most loved brands in America. She’s held the position as Strategy Director at Grey in NYC and Barkley here in Boulder. Her ability to understand the hearts and minds of consumers has led to strategies that have created tremendous brand growth and helped the brands she’s guided get into cultural conversation. Peri is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at Mandara, a premium line of CBD products paired with a one-of-a-kind wellness coach program. “I love to grow things because at my core I’m a nurturer. It’s part of why I find the brand work I do to be so gratifying.” Peri also serves on the board of Mother House, a residence for at-risk pregnant women here in Boulder, and is the local lead organizer for Cycle For Survival, the nation’s largest indoor cycling fundraiser supporting rare cancers in partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Special Guest: Peri Shaplow.
","summary":"Peri started her career as a brand strategist in NYC where she worked at advertising agencies big and small. From Lucky Charms to Meow Mix, Red Lobster, TGI Fridays and Febreze, Peri has worked with some of the biggest and most loved brands in America. She’s held the position as Strategy Director at Grey in NYC and Barkley here in Boulder. Her ability to understand the hearts and minds of consumers has led to strategies that have created tremendous brand growth and helped the brands she’s guided get into cultural conversation. Peri is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at Mandara, a premium line of CBD products paired with a one-of-a-kind wellness coach program. “I love to grow things because at my core I’m a nurturer. It’s part of why I find the brand work I do to be so gratifying.” Peri also serves on the board of Mother House, a residence for at-risk pregnant women here in Boulder, and is the local lead organizer for Cycle For Survival, the nation’s largest indoor cycling fundraiser supporting rare cancers in partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. ","date_published":"2020-02-04T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/87910774-b14b-4850-9c1f-9919981a88a6.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":72562560,"duration_in_seconds":1814}]},{"id":"48f57bee-e517-4026-80da-a790bc352981","title":"Market Meets: Jesse Day with Niche Workingspaces","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/nicheworkspace","content_text":"Everyone knows the word co-working, and what typically comes to mind are large market share companies like WeWork or Regus or maybe even Industrious. Today we are interviewing Jesse Day, the Boulder Native that launched Niche Workspaces in Boulder. Talk about that local, ya’ll!\nHe is a Boulder born entrepreneur with a background in tech and e-commerce. In 2015 he made the big decision to transition into real estate and launched the local community based Niche Workspaces at 944 Pearl Street. Special Guest: Jesse Day.","content_html":"Everyone knows the word co-working, and what typically comes to mind are large market share companies like WeWork or Regus or maybe even Industrious. Today we are interviewing Jesse Day, the Boulder Native that launched Niche Workspaces in Boulder. Talk about that local, ya’ll!
\nHe is a Boulder born entrepreneur with a background in tech and e-commerce. In 2015 he made the big decision to transition into real estate and launched the local community based Niche Workspaces at 944 Pearl Street.
Special Guest: Jesse Day.
","summary":"Everyone knows the word co-working, and what typically comes to mind are large market share companies like WeWork or Regus or maybe even Industrious. Today we are interviewing Jesse Day, the Boulder Native that launched Niche Workspaces in Boulder. Talk about that local, ya’ll!\r\nHe is a Boulder born entrepreneur with a background in tech and e-commerce. In 2015 he made the big decision to transition into real estate and launched the local community based Niche Workspaces at 944 Pearl Street. ","date_published":"2020-01-21T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/48f57bee-e517-4026-80da-a790bc352981.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":69362415,"duration_in_seconds":1734}]},{"id":"4498250c-00a4-4a24-8974-073133f3f8ef","title":"Market Meets: Jamie Nelson with Ember Beauty & Barbering","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/emberbeauty","content_text":"Women everywhere are still trying to figure out “how to have it all.” I’m no different. Here was my dilemma: How could I feed my desire to own my own business, maintain a work/life balance, be a present and available mother and wife and continue to work on my passion as a hairdresser?\n\nI’ve always been a girl who knows what she wants and goes for it. It’s almost to a fault because I don’t stop to think before I jump. Graduating from beauty school, I knew I wanted to work at a salon on Pearl Street. That is where I envisioned myself and a few short years later, that is where I ended up. I was blessed to work for three of the most amazing mentors around. They were all stylists, they were all women and they were all just who I wanted to be in the industry. The salon culture was based around leadership and life-happiness. Instead of having product reps come into the salon to teach us how to sell more product, they had leadership coaches come in to teach us how to be happier. This created a better work environment – and what I noticed – higher sales and a more team-based environment (which you don’t always see in salons). I quickly saw what was happening and I jumped all over it. I invested my own time and money to work individually with the leadership coach. At the time, I thought I was simply preparing myself to be a manager one day. Little did I know, this self-development would put me on the path that led me to do other great things in my life.\n\nBeing a stylist in commission-based salons led me to want to do something different. I had maxed out at my dream salon, and I had added being an educator for an international production company to my plate. Yet I still found myself getting bored. I needed the next step. It was time to open my own salon. The first rule in business is to be able to give people what they want. You have to fix a problem for them. I wanted to fix the problem for hairdressers. Hairdressers are constantly leaving salons and starting over. Why? They get bored, there is no more potential to grow, they decide hairdressing is not a career or they lose their passion for hairdressing because they burn out. I wanted to do something different. So, I asked myself, what could be done that hasn’t been done before and give experienced hairdressers a chance to feel enlightened again? Instead of an answer, I got a question: “What do I like best about hairdressing?” The answer is: “People”: The connection I feel with others. The power of touching their hair and becoming a part of each other’s lives. The ability to mentor other stylists and help them see things in themselves that they are afraid to see. But let’s not forget the one thing that also keeps people going: the money. This led to other questions: How can I use my skills as a hairdresser to connect with my clients on a deeper level? How can I use my leadership to mentor other like-minded stylists? How can I make hairdressing a career, instead of a job, for so many who have a passion for it? So, I created a mobile hair salon to bring something different to the beauty industry and as a way to train and mentor other stylists and honor their creativity.Special Guest: Jamie Nelson.","content_html":"Women everywhere are still trying to figure out “how to have it all.” I’m no different. Here was my dilemma: How could I feed my desire to own my own business, maintain a work/life balance, be a present and available mother and wife and continue to work on my passion as a hairdresser?
\n\nI’ve always been a girl who knows what she wants and goes for it. It’s almost to a fault because I don’t stop to think before I jump. Graduating from beauty school, I knew I wanted to work at a salon on Pearl Street. That is where I envisioned myself and a few short years later, that is where I ended up. I was blessed to work for three of the most amazing mentors around. They were all stylists, they were all women and they were all just who I wanted to be in the industry. The salon culture was based around leadership and life-happiness. Instead of having product reps come into the salon to teach us how to sell more product, they had leadership coaches come in to teach us how to be happier. This created a better work environment – and what I noticed – higher sales and a more team-based environment (which you don’t always see in salons). I quickly saw what was happening and I jumped all over it. I invested my own time and money to work individually with the leadership coach. At the time, I thought I was simply preparing myself to be a manager one day. Little did I know, this self-development would put me on the path that led me to do other great things in my life.
\n\nBeing a stylist in commission-based salons led me to want to do something different. I had maxed out at my dream salon, and I had added being an educator for an international production company to my plate. Yet I still found myself getting bored. I needed the next step. It was time to open my own salon. The first rule in business is to be able to give people what they want. You have to fix a problem for them. I wanted to fix the problem for hairdressers. Hairdressers are constantly leaving salons and starting over. Why? They get bored, there is no more potential to grow, they decide hairdressing is not a career or they lose their passion for hairdressing because they burn out. I wanted to do something different. So, I asked myself, what could be done that hasn’t been done before and give experienced hairdressers a chance to feel enlightened again? Instead of an answer, I got a question: “What do I like best about hairdressing?” The answer is: “People”: The connection I feel with others. The power of touching their hair and becoming a part of each other’s lives. The ability to mentor other stylists and help them see things in themselves that they are afraid to see. But let’s not forget the one thing that also keeps people going: the money. This led to other questions: How can I use my skills as a hairdresser to connect with my clients on a deeper level? How can I use my leadership to mentor other like-minded stylists? How can I make hairdressing a career, instead of a job, for so many who have a passion for it? So, I created a mobile hair salon to bring something different to the beauty industry and as a way to train and mentor other stylists and honor their creativity.
Special Guest: Jamie Nelson.
","summary":"Women everywhere are still trying to figure out “how to have it all.” I’m no different. Here was my dilemma: How could I feed my desire to own my own business, maintain a work/life balance, be a present and available mother and wife and continue to work on my passion as a hairdresser?\r\n\r\nI’ve always been a girl who knows what she wants and goes for it. It’s almost to a fault because I don’t stop to think before I jump. Graduating from beauty school, I knew I wanted to work at a salon on Pearl Street. That is where I envisioned myself and a few short years later, that is where I ended up. I was blessed to work for three of the most amazing mentors around. They were all stylists, they were all women and they were all just who I wanted to be in the industry. The salon culture was based around leadership and life-happiness. Instead of having product reps come into the salon to teach us how to sell more product, they had leadership coaches come in to teach us how to be happier. This created a better work environment – and what I noticed – higher sales and a more team-based environment (which you don’t always see in salons). I quickly saw what was happening and I jumped all over it. I invested my own time and money to work individually with the leadership coach. At the time, I thought I was simply preparing myself to be a manager one day. Little did I know, this self-development would put me on the path that led me to do other great things in my life.\r\n\r\nBeing a stylist in commission-based salons led me to want to do something different. I had maxed out at my dream salon, and I had added being an educator for an international production company to my plate. Yet I still found myself getting bored. I needed the next step. It was time to open my own salon. The first rule in business is to be able to give people what they want. You have to fix a problem for them. I wanted to fix the problem for hairdressers. Hairdressers are constantly leaving salons and starting over. Why? They get bored, there is no more potential to grow, they decide hairdressing is not a career or they lose their passion for hairdressing because they burn out. I wanted to do something different. So, I asked myself, what could be done that hasn’t been done before and give experienced hairdressers a chance to feel enlightened again? Instead of an answer, I got a question: “What do I like best about hairdressing?” The answer is: “People”: The connection I feel with others. The power of touching their hair and becoming a part of each other’s lives. The ability to mentor other stylists and help them see things in themselves that they are afraid to see. But let’s not forget the one thing that also keeps people going: the money. This led to other questions: How can I use my skills as a hairdresser to connect with my clients on a deeper level? How can I use my leadership to mentor other like-minded stylists? How can I make hairdressing a career, instead of a job, for so many who have a passion for it? So, I created a mobile hair salon to bring something different to the beauty industry and as a way to train and mentor other stylists and honor their creativity.","date_published":"2020-01-07T01:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/4498250c-00a4-4a24-8974-073133f3f8ef.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":51722448,"duration_in_seconds":1293}]},{"id":"06e367fe-048f-4134-bba5-413d7d7e683f","title":"Market Meets: Dan Mackin with Red Hawk Properties","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/redhawk","content_text":"While not technically a Colorado native, Dan prides himself on knowing more than most when it comes to the beautiful state. He has lived in the state for over 20 years and doesn't plan on leaving any time soon. One of his specialties is educating. He believes that every client should make an educated purchase, so he ensures that you understand each step that you take in your real estate transaction. If you have any questions then get in touch with him. He'll make you feel welcome from the start.Special Guest: Dan Mackin.","content_html":"While not technically a Colorado native, Dan prides himself on knowing more than most when it comes to the beautiful state. He has lived in the state for over 20 years and doesn't plan on leaving any time soon. One of his specialties is educating. He believes that every client should make an educated purchase, so he ensures that you understand each step that you take in your real estate transaction. If you have any questions then get in touch with him. He'll make you feel welcome from the start.
Special Guest: Dan Mackin.
","summary":"\r\nWhile not technically a Colorado native, Dan prides himself on knowing more than most when it comes to the beautiful state. He has lived in the state for over 20 years and doesn't plan on leaving any time soon. One of his specialties is educating. He believes that every client should make an educated purchase, so he ensures that you understand each step that you take in your real estate transaction. If you have any questions then get in touch with him. He'll make you feel welcome from the start.","date_published":"2019-12-17T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/06e367fe-048f-4134-bba5-413d7d7e683f.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":54138557,"duration_in_seconds":1324}]},{"id":"e9563d20-db93-4c1d-8a94-568ad969b59e","title":"Market Meets: Martyn Church with Eco Snow Removal","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/ecosnow","content_text":"Martyn is the owner of Eco Snow Removal, located in Boulder, Colorado. His unique life story adds an enriching dynamic to the world of business and life in general. Once given only a short time to live, Martyn prevailed to become a world traveler, outdoorsman and extreme sportsman. His passion for life, people and relationships is at the core of everything he does. \n\nAs a consultant, Martyn has directed programs for companies such as Merck, Tommy Hilfiger and Glaxo Smith Kline. In addition, he served as the principal contact to the investment management company, Vanguard, coaching their leaders and facilitating staff trainings on a regular basis. \n\nAs a leader, Martyn has held key positions spanning multiple fields including retail corporations, residential summer camps, educational institutions and not-for-profits. Groups of all sizes, from a small Board of Directors to a staff of over 200 young adults, have had the benefit of his dynamic, effective leadership style.\n\nNow a successful business owner and entrepreneur, he applies his rich background and knowledge in his own business practices. His vibrant personality and charisma appeal to the masses and his story has captivated many audiences.Special Guest: Martyn Church.","content_html":"Martyn is the owner of Eco Snow Removal, located in Boulder, Colorado. His unique life story adds an enriching dynamic to the world of business and life in general. Once given only a short time to live, Martyn prevailed to become a world traveler, outdoorsman and extreme sportsman. His passion for life, people and relationships is at the core of everything he does.
\n\nAs a consultant, Martyn has directed programs for companies such as Merck, Tommy Hilfiger and Glaxo Smith Kline. In addition, he served as the principal contact to the investment management company, Vanguard, coaching their leaders and facilitating staff trainings on a regular basis.
\n\nAs a leader, Martyn has held key positions spanning multiple fields including retail corporations, residential summer camps, educational institutions and not-for-profits. Groups of all sizes, from a small Board of Directors to a staff of over 200 young adults, have had the benefit of his dynamic, effective leadership style.
\n\nNow a successful business owner and entrepreneur, he applies his rich background and knowledge in his own business practices. His vibrant personality and charisma appeal to the masses and his story has captivated many audiences.
Special Guest: Martyn Church.
","summary":"Martyn is the owner of Eco Snow Removal, located in Boulder, Colorado. His unique life story adds an enriching dynamic to the world of business and life in general. Once given only a short time to live, Martyn prevailed to become a world traveler, outdoorsman and extreme sportsman. His passion for life, people and relationships is at the core of everything he does. \r\n\r\nAs a consultant, Martyn has directed programs for companies such as Merck, Tommy Hilfiger and Glaxo Smith Kline. In addition, he served as the principal contact to the investment management company, Vanguard, coaching their leaders and facilitating staff trainings on a regular basis. \r\n\r\nAs a leader, Martyn has held key positions spanning multiple fields including retail corporations, residential summer camps, educational institutions and not-for-profits. Groups of all sizes, from a small Board of Directors to a staff of over 200 young adults, have had the benefit of his dynamic, effective leadership style.\r\n\r\nNow a successful business owner and entrepreneur, he applies his rich background and knowledge in his own business practices. His vibrant personality and charisma appeal to the masses and his story has captivated many audiences.\r\n","date_published":"2019-12-03T00:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/e9563d20-db93-4c1d-8a94-568ad969b59e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":92699557,"duration_in_seconds":2288}]},{"id":"38165741-e987-4933-b0e7-f1103442bab7","title":"Market Meets - Whitney Elkins-Hutten with Good Egg Investments","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/goodegg","content_text":"Have you heard of Biggerpockets? How about being a boss babe? Today we are talking with Whitney Elkins-Hutten of Boulder, CO, a real estate investor and personal finance trainer whose vision is to help thousands of families on their path towards financial independence. We met her at the Boulder Badass Real Estate Meet Up and you may have listened to her on BiggerPockets as well. Today we are talking to Whitney about her own story about buying rental properties, owning and managing syndicates and being a boss babe! Special Guest: Whitney Elkins-Hutten.","content_html":"Have you heard of Biggerpockets? How about being a boss babe? Today we are talking with Whitney Elkins-Hutten of Boulder, CO, a real estate investor and personal finance trainer whose vision is to help thousands of families on their path towards financial independence. We met her at the Boulder Badass Real Estate Meet Up and you may have listened to her on BiggerPockets as well. Today we are talking to Whitney about her own story about buying rental properties, owning and managing syndicates and being a boss babe!
Special Guest: Whitney Elkins-Hutten.
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Special Guest: Ryan McCue.
","summary":"Ryan McCue is a visionary and passionate entrepreneur inspiring people to become a part of the minimal lifestyle by building, buying and living in tiny homes. ","date_published":"2019-11-11T22:00:00.000-07:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/a3ad3e9b-89c4-4560-83b8-2d8c657dd0b2/ff38b199-cdf0-4f3a-8c92-cce21519b574.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mp3","size_in_bytes":65282088,"duration_in_seconds":1632}]},{"id":"bf16add2-50b1-49bb-8d62-56c7c7a48e92","title":"Market Meets - Paul Dreyer with Avid4 Adventure ","url":"https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/avid","content_text":"For those of you who have kids in Colorado, there is a good chance you have heard of the company, Avid 4 Adventure. As kids become more attached or addicted to screens, it seems as though they are more disconnected from the natural world, and from the joy of authentic adventure. At Avid4 Adventure summer camps in Colorado, California, and Oregon, Avid introduces kids to the power of the outdoors. Today we are talking to the CEO or Chief Empowerment Officer, Paul Dryer. He is passionate and committed to empower kids to lead active and healthy lifestyles in the outdoors. \n\nLearn more at: https://avid4.com/Special Guest: Paul Dreyer.","content_html":"For those of you who have kids in Colorado, there is a good chance you have heard of the company, Avid 4 Adventure. As kids become more attached or addicted to screens, it seems as though they are more disconnected from the natural world, and from the joy of authentic adventure. At Avid4 Adventure summer camps in Colorado, California, and Oregon, Avid introduces kids to the power of the outdoors. Today we are talking to the CEO or Chief Empowerment Officer, Paul Dryer. He is passionate and committed to empower kids to lead active and healthy lifestyles in the outdoors.
\n\nLearn more at: https://avid4.com/
Special Guest: Paul Dreyer.
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