S1,E15: Mailbag!

Episode 15 of the Small Lake City podcast, hosted by Erik Nilsson, titled "S1,E15: Mailbag!" was published on January 9, 2024 and runs 23 minutes.

January 9, 2024 ·23m · Small Lake City

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Summary

Embarking on a new venture can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking, but for me, Erik Nilsson, launching Small Lake City podcast was like uncovering a hidden treasure right in my backyard. From the spark of inspiration on distant travels to the hum of recording equipment capturing voices that shape our community, join me as I recount the birth of a project close to my heart. You'll get the insider's perspective on the nuts and bolts of podcasting and the personal satisfaction found i...

Episode Description

Embarking on a new venture can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking, but for me, Erik Nilsson, launching Small Lake City podcast was like uncovering a hidden treasure right in my backyard. From the spark of inspiration on distant travels to the hum of recording equipment capturing voices that shape our community, join me as I recount the birth of a project close to my heart. You'll get the insider's perspective on the nuts and bolts of podcasting and the personal satisfaction found in curating and sharing the unique narratives that thread through Salt Lake City.

Venture with us through the evolving panorama of our beloved city, where change is as constant as the mountain backdrop. Expect a lineup of influential guests who are the real MVPs of our city—from sports heroes transforming the downtown skyline to advocates championing inclusive spaces. We discuss the changing face of Salt Lake City, its cultural renaissance, and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Olympics that promise to reshape our urban landscape once more. Through the authentic tales of those driving the city's metamorphosis, this podcast celebrates the relentless spirit and diverse fabric of Small Lake City.

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