Welcome to University City's podcast where we discuss all things University City. This podcast is brought to you by the city of Charlotte, Truist Foundation, and University City Partners. It's recorded at the beautiful office space of 1 University Place by the Lake here in University City.
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We have a special guest today who embodies entrepreneurial spirit and community connection. Joining us is Janelle Doyle, the dynamic owner of It's Poppin' Gourmet Kettle Corn. In this episode, Janelle takes us through her incredible journey from a corporate banking job in Pittsburgh to becoming a thriving entrepreneur in Charlotte. She shares how a…
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In the bustling heart of University City, small businesses often find themselves grappling with financial challenges that could make or break them. Enter Lionel Sargent, the accounting wizard behind Cobb Accounting, who has been a cornerstone of financial guidance for University City Partners. In this episode, Lionel sheds light on the core aspects…
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Exploring University City's Culinary Gem with Logan Thompson
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Today we're diving into the world of Boardwalk Billy's, a local gem that's been serving up smiles and delicious food for 26 years. Joining me is Logan Thompson, the energetic manager of this beloved restaurant. Logan shares insights about what makes Boardwalk Billy's a standout eatery, from its famous crab queso to its deep ties with UNC Charlotte.…
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We'll explore the fascinating world of small businesses within the community, focusing on the unique Real African Art Gallery. Our special guest, Calstain Ganda, originally from Zimbabwe, shares his inspiring journey of bringing authentic Zimbabwean stone sculptures and art to the local scene. Learn about the cultural significance, the challenges, …
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Building a Supportive Community for Family Caregivers with Carolyn Dowdy
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We're excited to provide insights into sustaining wellness for family caregivers. Our guest, Carolyn Dowdy, Founder of Caregiver Mental Wellness, shares her personal journey as a caregiver after her husband's stroke and discusses the burnout many caregivers face. She highlights the vital role her nonprofit plays in offering educational programs, re…
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Today, we explore the small business scene in University City with Christopher Peterkin, the Founder of University Care Services. After being laid off, Christopher made a significant career shift from grocery operations to the non-medical home care industry. He shares his inspiring journey to becoming a small business owner, detailing the services …
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Keith Stanley sits down with David Korany, a dedicated pharmacist and business owner of David's Pharmacy in Charlotte's University area. David shares his journey from studying pharmacy in Egypt to running his own independent pharmacy amid big chain competitors. He opens up about the unique challenges and rewards of being a small business owner, esp…
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Growth, Challenges, and Community Engagement with Patrick McManaman
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Keith Stanley sits down with Patrick McManaman, the driving force behind the beloved University City hotspot, Famous Toastery. Together, they explore the unique journey of how this local gem has become an integral part of the community and the secrets behind its culinary successes. Patrick McManaman shares candid insights about the inspiration and …
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Embracing the Outdoors and Making Nature Accessible with James Smith
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Keith Stanley welcomes outdoor adventure expert James Smith on University City Partners Podcast to demystify outdoor activities for beginners and intermediate explorers. James, co-owner of MyOutdoorJoy, shares his unique insights into making outdoor activities accessible and enjoyable for all, shattering stereotypes and encouraging inclusive partic…
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