Lofty Pursuits

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Greg rambles a bit about things happening to Lofty Pursuits. I apologize it's a bit rushed for me on a podcast, but I got it out, so that I take as an accomplishment.

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Greg explores where Horehound fits in the family of plants and flavors, talks about redesigning a restaurant for post COVID-19, and talks about wanting to open a drive in movie theater.

Greg muses on what history has taught us and does some predictions of what could change in society due to the universality of COVID19, he also reads letters, but weirdly does not talk much about candy.

Greg gets a new kitten he also talks about the next cough drop he is making this time with marshmallow root a plant from France they no longer use in marshmallows the candy, but that does make your throat feel good. He also talks about how other pandemics changed how we did business and created new businesses.  

Today's podcast is about what I've been doing the past few weeks, about the history of cough drops and about a book series I've been reading.

In this podcast I discuss more about the transformation of Lofty Pursuits due to the Corona Virus, I get a letter from a fan in Indonesia and I tell her about my metal working experience. and I talk about mushroom candy. Not that kind of mushroom.

Greg talks about the on the fly transformation of the store front from a walk in restaurant to a delivery and pick up place. This is about the changing of a business to meet the needs of sudden change. 

A shorter than normal episode, posted late to our Patrion subscribers because we were too occupied converting our business to a new model, Delivery.

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Today's podcast is about ... well life. Designing a new flavor and testing some stories. I continue with the conversion of a Calliope to MIDI control, and I talk about marketing and how I'm helping Circus Kircus market their circus in Tallahassee.