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New In Nashville
by New In Nashville
Podcast by New In Nashville
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Interview: Kalee Barbis, Blyth-Templeton Academy
In April’s episode we talk with Kalee Barbis. Kalee is the head of school at Blyth-Templeton. Her responsibilities for Blyth-Templeton model the responsibilities of the CEO of a startup. In our conversation she discusses her background in experiential and innovative education. We also discuss...
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Interview: Libby Callaway, The Callaway
In March’s episode we talk with Libby Callaway. Libby is founder of Nashville based, The Callaway. Libby has years of experience developing relationships and working with the fashion brands we all love. We discuss Libby’s network, services, and her work-life integration lifestyle. Libby gives us...
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Interview: Jon Howard, Avvay
In February’s episode we sit down to discuss Avvay, with co founder Jon Howard. Avvay has been coined as “the airbnb for creatives”. It is a platform that serves as a resource to help photographers, musicians, filmmakers, dancers, artists, and event planners find and book inspirational locations....
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Interview: Hannah Schneider, Kettner Coffee Supply and Hannah Schneider Creative
In our first episode of 2019, we talk with Hannah Schneider, founder of Hannah Schneider Creative, founding member of Egg Shop in NYC, and owner of soon to open Kettner Coffee Supply. In the interview we discuss Hannah’s experience living and working in F&B in San Diego, New York City, and...
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Interview: Lily Clayton Hansen, Word of Mouth Conversations
In December, we chat with Lily Clayton Hansen, founder of Word of Mouth Conversations. In the interview, we discuss why Lily moved to Nashville from Chicago and how she translated her journalism background into creating her own brand. We also discuss opportunities that have arisen out of Lily’s...
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Interview: Disney Petit, Postmates
November’s interview is with Disney Petit, co-creator of the Postmates Civic Labs team. In the interview, we discuss why Postmates chose Nashville to open their largest office. Disney also passionately educates us on the opportunity tech companies have to build community oriented tech on top of...
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Interview: Chris Larkins, Pichoslap Development
October’s interview is with Chris Larkins, owner and founder of Pichoslap Development. In the interview, we discuss why Chris started his development company, the significance behind the name “pichoslap”, and how Chris intentionally manages his time so that he can invest time in his family. We…
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Interview: Derrick Billups, City Fit
September’s interview is with Derrick Billups, owner and founder of City Fit Concierge. In the interview, we discuss the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, pros and cons of running a fitness business in the south, how to play to your strengths and outsource your weaknesses. We also discuss the...
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Interview: Adam Williams, Retail Redeveloped and Legacy Real Estate Advisors
In August’s episode I chat with Adam Williams of the Retail Redeveloped Podcast. Adam is a commercial real estate broker based in Charlotte, North Carolina. We crossed passed last April at the Food for Thought Conference in New Orleans. In our chat, we discuss similarities and differences of...
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Interview: Dani Dyer, Dani D. Fitness
July’s interview is with Dani Dyer, owner and founder of Dani D. Fitness. In the interview, we discuss what it is like to run your own business, the importance of mentors, Dani's journey to becoming a positive body activist and how she uses her story to mentor her clients. We also discuss the...
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Interview: Christina Helton Barnett, Legendairy Milkshake Bar
June’s interview is with Christina, owner and founder of Legendairy Milkshake Bar. In the interview, we discuss why Nashville, the pros and cons of running a family business, the importance of a business plan, and how Christina balances moving to a new city, being a new mom, and launching her own...
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Robyn Donnelly and Katie MacLachlan, Walden Bar and Crush It Harder
May’s interview is with Robyn and Katie, owners of The Walden Bar and Crush It Harder. In the interview, we discuss how they met, how they got to Nashville, and how they balance running and working for multiple companies. We also discuss the different aspects of running a bar, how they went about...
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8th Ave S or Melrose?
In this week's episode, we discuss the district that is part of the Melrose neighborhood. Topics include terminology to describe the neighborhood, the pros and cons of living and working in the neighborhood, the identity and sense of community felt in the neighborhood, infrastructure that is...
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Interview: Curtis Harrington, Legal Libations
April's interview is with Curtis Harrington. Curtis is a founding partner of Farmer Purcell White & Lassiter. A large portion of Curtis's work is with small businesses who are effected by alcoholic beverage laws and licensing, as well as cannabis and hemp industry law and licensing. His expertise...
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Dynamic Duos
This week’s show features four entrepreneurial couples based in Nashville, TN. The common thread between each of the couples is that one spouse owns a business in the Food and Beverage space and the other spouse owns a business in the health and wellness space. Interviewees included: Jake Veyhl…
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Exploring Neighborhoods through Art Crawls - Part 2
This weeks episode is part two of a two part series about exploring Nashville neighborhoods through art crawls. There are a total of six art crawls that take place in different pockets of Nashville throughout each month. Listen to this episode to learn about developments in Wedgewood Houston…
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Exploring Neighborhoods through Art Crawls- Part 1
This weeks episode is part one of a two part series about exploring Nashville neighborhoods through art crawls. There are a total of six art crawls that take place in different pockets of Nashville throughout each month. Listen to this episode to learn about developments in downtown Franklin and...
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Interview: Kimberly Novosel, Verticity Cycling Studio
This week we speak with Kimberly Novosel of Verticity Cycling Studio, which is located in East Nashville. While many know her for the only fitness studio in Nashville whose loyal customer base has created their own hashtag - #ridebikesmakefriends - Kimberly also co-owns Alternate Routes adventure...
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Nashville CoWorking 101 - National Concepts
This week we will be discussing all of the national co-working concepts currently available or under construction in Nashville. Co-working is an international trend that is transforming the way businesses think about their strategic plan for real estate as they grow.
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Interview: KOKOS Ice Cream
This week we stopped by KOKOS Ice Cream in East Nashville to chat with owners Sam & Jerusa. We cover everything from why they moved to Nashville to the importance of eating dairy-free to future business plans.
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Nashville CoWorking 101 - Local Concepts
This week we will be discussing all of the local co-working concepts available in Nashville. Co-working is an international trend that is transforming the way businesses think about their strategic plan for real estate as they grow.
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Pie for Picky People
This week we will be discussing the personalized pizza concepts that are entering the Nashville market. Make your own pizza concepts are all the rage right now and as you will learn both local and national concepts are quite bullish on growth.
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Welcome to New In Nashville
Welcome to New In Nashville! Listen to our short trailer for an introduction to the podcast and stay tuned for our first episode on February 1st.
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