
Telling the stories of entrepreneurship and builders in Cleveland and throughout Northeast Ohio. Every Thursday, Jeffrey Stern helps map the Cleveland/NEO business ecosystem by talking to founders, investors, and community builders to learn what makes Cleveland/NEO special.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 244 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Michael and Tory Waxman — the founders of Sundays for Dogs, the Cleveland-based company designed to make dog parents’ lives easy.
What began with their own dog, Mabel, and a simple but powerful question — why does feeding dogs well have to be so dif... more
Today’s episode was recorded live at Ohio VC Fest, where I hosted a panel on AI, joined by an incredible group of investors, including:
• Peggy Roberts, Managing Partner at The Riverside Company;
• Candice Matthews Brackeen, Founding Partner at Ligh... more
Craig Newmark is the founder of Craigslist and someone whose work has shaped the modern internet as we know it.
Long before Craigslist became one of the most enduring, important, and frequented platforms on the web, long before the internet even con... more
Brad DeHays — Founder and CEO of Connect Real Estate and Connect Housing Blocks.
Brad’s journey spans from buying small distressed properties while still in college to leading one of the most ambitious housing manufacturing platforms in the country.... more
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Jeffrey is a great host, and has interviewed so many great people. If you want to know the who’s who of Cleveland, look no further
I love how you highlight all that’s good in Northeast Ohio!
Incredible podcast, amazingly diverse interviews. Its amazing to see what is going on in the entrepreneurs minds in Cleveland.
Always enjoy listening each week and learning about interesting folks doing interesting things in The Land. Thanks Jeffrey!
I’ve really enjoyed the interviews and conversations that have been had on the podcast so far! It’s great to hear the perspective and experiences of different individuals in the Cleveland entrepreneurial and start up scene. The podcast provides helpful information for current entrepreneurs in The Land or those considering an entrepreneurial venture. There have been so many great take always in just the few episodes I’ve listened to.
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Focusing on entrepreneurship and community development, the episodes center around the unique stories and journeys of founders, investors, and local builders in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. By sharing insights from various industries, the discussions often emphasize the importance of community, resilience, and collaboration in fostering the local economy. Notably, the host engages with guests from diverse backgrounds, highlighting both individual achievements and collective efforts in shaping Cleveland's business landscape.
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Recent guests on Lay of The Land include:
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