23 March 2020

from Talkin' Toowoomba · host Shane Adamson

This week we chat to Leisa from Retrohex, and she has 5 tips for micro and small business in these crazy times. We also chat with Anika, from Spring Lakes Life, an organic farm, about being a farmer, life on the farm and about how the current crisis has caused a pivot in their business to accommodate the changing needs of customers.This week our format is a little different caused by our need to cut down our physical socialising.Show Supporters |SJA MediaToowoomba Chamber of CommerceToowoomba.com.auZoom Workshop -- Leisa’s workshop

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