Making Oregon
Entrepreneur Podcast By Built OregonMaking Oregon is a podcast by Built Oregon that brings you our conversations with innovators, makers, doers, disruptors, foodies, dreamers, and groundbreakers from all across the state. These entrepreneurs talk with us about the inspiration and ingenuity it takes to make Oregon the best place we know to build and sustain a prosperous lifestyle.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Business | ||||
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Our guest in this edition of Making Oregon is Erik Olson, founder and owner of Portland Design Works (https://ridepdw.com/PDW). PDW makes bike gear and accessories that are designed in-house for the urban and everyday cyclist. The designs and gear ha... more
Our guest in this edition of Making Oregon is Charlie Gilkey, founder and owner of Productive Flourishing (http://www.productiveflourishing.com/) Charlie calls his company “A community for the doers with the vision to see how the world could be, the ... more
In this edition of Making Oregon, our guest is Tressa Yellig, co-founder of Salt, Fire & Time (https://saltfireandtime.com/). Based in Portland, Salt, Fire & Time has been a producer of traditional healing food products on a community scale since its... more
On this edition of Making Oregon, we chat with Zeph Shepard, founder of Proletariat Butchery (https://proletariatbutchery.com/). Listen as we discuss the “Journey of All Things Meat,” beginning with Zeph’s fascination with a pig roast he attended whe... more
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Good talk and it’s not the basics. These guys do a really nice job . Thanks
Apple Podcasts5Luke mondo
United States5 years ago - Local Stories with Broad Appeal
Every two weeks host Terry St. Marie talks with leaders and innovators in Oregon's business, startup and nonprofit worlds. The stories are local, but listeners from any part of the country will benefit from what guests have learned in building successful enterprises that have helped make Oregon.
Apple Podcasts5Mac PrichardUnited States7 years ago
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