
A podcast bringing you the stories behind the brick and mortar businesses in our communities. Each weekly episode focuses on the story behind a brick and mortar business by way of a candid chat with the owner. We talk about the broad picture stuff; their start up processes and the philosophies behind their companies, as well as the smaller, day to day realities of running a brick and mortar. New e... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 90 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Just a little check-in now that life is totally, 100%, unbelievably different. Most of our spaces are closed and we're all treading water, waiting for this nightmare to end. This show is a glimpse into where we at Forty Winks stand with the PPP, what... more
Today I’m excited to release my chat with Lisa Mullan, owner and co-founder of Uwila Warrior in Boston, MA. Lisa’s company is leading the charge against uncomfortable underwear; we’ve carried her line at Forty Winks since close to the beginning and o... more
Today I have the pleasure of releasing my conversation with Jay Adams co-founder and advisor to Brass, an online and brick & mortar company specializing in quality pieces that simplify and enhance their customer's wardrobes. Jay and I connected years... more
Today I have the pleasure of releasing my chat with Ashley Borchard owner of Cobbygoose in Alpena, Michigan. Cobbygoose is a paint your own pottery, canvas and/or wood studio that also specializes in classes, workshops, and events. Brick and mortar b... more
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This is an awesome podcast. I love the variety of types of business and how everyone’s business advice is so different but also cohesive. It is very useful for someone looking into setting up a business or for revamping your business. Highly recommend.
I really love this podcast and it has given me so much insight to all kinds of aspects and perspectives on brick and mortar ownership and starting up. I really hope this podcast returns. There haven’t been episodes since about May and I think of all times this would be a great time, during all the challenges and adaptations business are having to make, to hear from this show and their amazing guests about shop ownership in covid times. Anyway, I love listening, huge fan, please come back!
I’ve been taking time to catch up on Keeping Shop during the virus shut down. It’s been a great escape from the grim today and provided me with ideas and learnings from other shop entrepreneurs as we relaunch on the other side of the downturn. Thank you for curating this wealth of retail inspiration.
Whether you’re well established as a retailer, or just getting started carving out a profitable niche and business that’s ready to grow - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Rachel does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of building a thriving shop, and life you can be proud of - from leaders who’ve actually experienced success themselves. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!
Entrepreneurs shares inspiring stories of their journey to success. The podcast highlights real talk which is very helpful to aspiring entrepreneurs who wants to build a brick and mortar business. Love to listen to each episodes.








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