Next up in the series are Dawn and Steve Finnie, who co-own and operate Little Thistle Brewing. Thanks for listening!

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First up in the series is Annie Jurrens, who opened a low-waste general store in Plainview, Minnesota alongside her husband Seth. Thanks for listening!

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Today we hear from Dinalynn Rosenbush, graduate of both Collider’s CO.STARTERS and incubator programs, as well as a consultant and coach dedicated to improving communication between parents and their children through her business and podcast, The Language of Play. Thanks for listening!

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Today we hear from Tracie Rieder, recent graduate of Collider’s incubator program and owner of Circle of Friends Signing School. Thanks for listening!

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Today we hear from Jacob Urrea, Collider member and owner of an interior renovation business, Inner Magic Kitchen & Bath. Thanks for listening!

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Today we hear from Daniel Goodson, Collider member and co-owner of Breaking Barriers LLC, which  provides community based support services to adults with disabilities, mental illness, and traumatic brain injuries as they take steps towards their personal goals and dreams. Thanks for listening!

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Next up in the series is Allisa Song, CEO and and founder Nanodropper, a company dedicated to offering value-based solutions to close health equity gaps and named after their flagship product, a patient-centered adaptor for eye drop bottles to reduce the volume of currently oversized eye drops. Thanks for listening!

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Next up in the series is Christy Chen, CO.STARTERS graduate and founder of Hope Technologies, a startup focused on improving quality of life for dementia patients. Thanks for listening!

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Next in the series is Alira Coffman, Collider Community Incubator graduate and co-founder of Wren Writing, an online platform where writers can create, collaborate, format and share their work. Thanks for listening!

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First up in the series is Janice Tam, co-founder and CEO of TrueToForm, a 3D body measurement software that uses virtual mannequins and body scans to help shoppers find clothes that fit perfectly.

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