Laura Stapleton - The Fab Pad

Episode 1 of the Steveston People podcast, hosted by Steveston People Podcast, titled "Laura Stapleton - The Fab Pad" was published on July 14, 2023 and runs 38 minutes.

July 14, 2023 ·38m · Steveston People

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Summary

Listen up to Laura! As the owner of The Fab Pad Vintage & Antiques shop for over 10 years, Laura Stapleton opens up about her early influences, survival strategies for small retail, the charm of her store, and the unparalleled community spirit of Steveston Village. And is there a ghost in Steveston?! Listen and find out!

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Listen up to Laura! As the owner of The Fab Pad Vintage & Antiques shop for over 10 years, Laura Stapleton opens up about her early influences, survival strategies for small retail, the charm of her store, and the unparalleled community spirit of Steveston Village. And is there a ghost in Steveston?! Listen and find out!

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