It's impossible to run a supermarket and not get to know people in the community. The difference with Blue Goose is that we seek to find ways to introduce the amazing people we get to meet our customers and provide a mutual benefit to all of our friends in the community.  Listen to the final podcast in our series, "Feeding Family Well", and hear how we have changed how we bring so many things to people.

Coming home from corporate America to run the family grocery store was not necessarily in Paul Lencioni's original plan, and the journey has been full of surprises, to say the least.  Listen in to Episode 5 of the Blue Goose podcast as Paul shares a few of the many important lessons he has learned since taking over the reins of the family business.

Helping our community is part of our DNA, and it's how we stay True Blue. Listen in to Episode 4 of the Blue Goose podcast as Paul outlines just a few of the ways that the Blue Goose has found to give back to the community that has given us so much.

Blue Goose was one of the few supermarkets in the area that was consistently well-stocked with hard-to-find supplies during quarantine. Want to know how it was done? Paul will tell you all about it in Episode 3 of the Blue Goose podcast series, "Feeding Family Well".

In the second episode of the Blue Goose podcast, Paul shares a bit about his journey back home to St. Charles, why he was willing to leave a successful career to help the family business, and how he knows it was the right decision despite all the ups and downs.

Welcome to the brand new Blue Goose Market podcast! We are excited to launch our inaugural series, Feeding Family First. We will explore the heritage of Blue Goose as a St. Charles staple, look at how it has grown and changed since 1928 (including how it navigated a pandemic!), and what we see in the future for Blue Goose. Join us for our first episode as our President and CEO, Paul Lencioni, shares how Blue Goose Market became what it is today.