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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 33 MIN

Episode 38: From Small Town Roots to Big Community Impact with Robin Wiseman

from Zero10 Podcast · host Dr. Josi Jenson & Andi Thon

What happens when someone decides to bring connection back to their town?In this episode of the Zero10 Podcast, Josi and Andi sit down with longtime friend Robin Wiseman, a small-town entrepreneur who is re-creating something many communities have quietly lost… a place to gather.Robin shares the story behind her eclectic mercantile in Beach, North Dakota, where homemade pies, salted bourbon caramel rolls, natural products, and local goods are only part of the experience. The real magic happens in the conversations that unfold when people slow down long enough to sit together.This conversation dives into the realities of building something meaningful in a small town, the courage it takes to pursue an idea others may not initially understand, and the powerful role local businesses play in keeping communities alive.Together we explore:• Why small towns still matter• The importance of gathering spaces in a fast-paced world• The courage it takes to start something new in your community• Supporting local businesses and preserving the culture of small towns• How connection can grow from something as simple as pie and coffeeRobin’s story is a reminder that sometimes the most powerful impact starts with one person deciding to create a space where people feel welcome.If you believe in slowing down, supporting local communities, and building connection in everyday life, this episode will resonate deeply.Guest Bio: Robin WisemanRobin Wiseman is a small-town entrepreneur and community builder based in Beach, North Dakota. She is the founder of Robin’s Nest, an eclectic mercantile offering homemade baked goods, natural and non-toxic products, pantry staples, apparel, and locally inspired goods.Robin created her shop with a bigger vision in mind: bringing back the simple but meaningful tradition of people gathering together. By creating a welcoming space where neighbors can stop in for pie, coffee, and conversation, she is helping restore the sense of connection that many communities have lost in a fast-paced, digital world.Through her work, Robin is passionate about supporting small towns, encouraging local entrepreneurship, and reminding people that community begins when we slow down and show up for one another.Connect with RobinRobin’s Nest – Beach, North Dakota📍 Visit in personCentral & Main StreetBeach, North Dakota📱 Social MediaFacebook: Robin’s NestInstagram: Robin’s NestStop in for homemade pies, salted bourbon caramel rolls, natural goods, and good conversation.

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What happens when someone decides to bring connection back to their town?In this episode of the Zero10 Podcast, Josi and Andi sit down with longtime friend Robin Wiseman, a small-town entrepreneur who is re-creating something many communities have quietly lost… a place to gather.Robin shares the story behind her eclectic mercantile in Beach, North Dakota, where homemade pies, salted bourbon caramel rolls, natural products, and local goods are only part of the experience. The real magic happens in the conversations that unfold when people slow down long enough to sit together.This conversation dives into the realities of building something meaningful in a small town, the courage it takes to pursue an idea others may not initially understand, and the powerful role local businesses play in keeping communities alive.Together we explore:• Why small towns still matter• The importance of gathering spaces in a fast-paced world• The courage it takes to start something new in your community• Supporting local businesses and preserving the culture of small towns• How connection can grow from something as simple as pie and coffeeRobin’s story is a reminder that sometimes the most powerful impact starts with one person deciding to create a space where people feel welcome.If you believe in slowing down, supporting local communities, and building connection in everyday life, this episode will resonate deeply.Guest Bio: Robin WisemanRobin Wiseman is a small-town entrepreneur and community builder based in Beach, North Dakota. She is the founder of Robin’s Nest, an eclectic mercantile offering homemade baked goods, natural and non-toxic products, pantry staples, apparel, and locally inspired goods.Robin created her shop with a bigger vision in mind: bringing back the simple but meaningful tradition of people gathering together. By creating a welcoming space where neighbors can stop in for pie, coffee, and conversation, she is helping restore the sense of connection that many communities have lost in a fast-paced, digital world.Through her work, Robin is passionate about supporting small towns, encouraging local entrepreneurship, and reminding people that community begins when we slow down and show up for one another.Connect with RobinRobin’s Nest – Beach, North Dakota📍 Visit in personCentral & Main StreetBeach, North Dakota📱 Social MediaFacebook: Robin’s NestInstagram: Robin’s NestStop in for homemade pies, salted bourbon caramel rolls, natural goods, and good conversation.

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