
Sheila is the owner and host of the Growing Small Town Nebraska Podcast which launches seven episodes each month: 🎙️GSTN Standard Episodes (Tourism/Events in small NE Towns) -2nd & 4th Tuesdays 🎙️Sheila's Shoutouts (small business, attractions, activities in Nebraska) - 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 🎙️Foundation Fridays - through a partnership with the Nebraska Community Foundation (revitalizing, communit... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 206 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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On this Foundation Friday episode thanks to the Nebraska Community Foundation, Growing Small Town Nebraska Podcast host, Sheila Jenkinson, talks with Perkins County Community Foundation Fund members, Rodolfo Aragon and Dennis Demmel, about the genero... more
On this episode Sheila talks with the new Executive Director of Visit Nebraska, Jenn Gjerde, about the Nebraska Passport Program, the annual tourism conference, the importance of tourism to the state of Nebraska, and more!
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On this episode of Growing Nebraska & Beyond, Sheila shares some of what she experienced during her recent trip through Visit Lincoln and talks with Executive Director Jeff Maul about just a few of the things to take in when you plan your own visit. more
On this episode of Sheila's Shoutouts it's a place to stay, play, and dine in Republican City, a hidden gem I stumbled upon that is a local favorite near our state's capitol, and a place to grab some drinks and eats while you fill your freezer in Sta... more
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Being from Nebraska, and now living out of state, I love the Growing Small Town Nebraska Podcast because it keeps me in touch with all of the great people and events going on in my home state.
Being from small town Nebraska this is such a great listen!! Cant wait to hear more!
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This program highlights small-town Nebraska through interviews with local leaders, museum directors, and community volunteers, focusing on revitalization, arts access, and regional history. Episodes often center on community development, place-based tourism, and collaborative projects that strengthen towns. Listeners are likely drawn to practical strategies for rural renewal, cultural programming, and storytelling that showcases Nebraska's unique places. A standout pattern is the blend of civic leadership with hands-on, community-facing initiatives, plus a recurring emphasis on partnerships with foundations and local organizations. Potential guests and sponsors can expect a thoughtful, community-driven conversation that foregrounds impact, ... more
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Recent guests on Growing Small Town Nebraska Podcast include:
1. Andrew Dunehoo
2. Jon Schmaderer
3. Chris Hochstetler
4. Brice Krohn
5. Karen Longe
6. Mike Varley
7. Kara Weander-Gaster
8. Dustin Southworth
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