Despite what many think, Heartland Barber owner Josh Lovell did not start cutting hair straight out of the womb. First he was a kid, then he was an adult, then he tried being a kid again... Let’s just say he’s taken an interesting path that led him to own one of the coolest shops at all of Worcester. Find out how Josh built his business through the pandemic and what goes into the perfect playlist.

Check out Heartland Barber: https://heartlandbarber.com

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Chris moved to Worcester in the middle of the pandemic to start a business that never got off the ground. Stuck in a new city without a lot of connections, he forced himself to adapt and network. In a short time he's gained collaborators and confidence and has been organizing and participating in artistic events since.

Check out Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrismichelotti

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"Walk w/out Rhythm" is a series of interviews, music, skits, and sounds from Worcester ... the city known as "Woo," "Wormtown," and "Wistah."

This show is hosted by Solon and brought to you in part by the Worcester Arts Council, the Mass Cultural Coalition, and Coney Island Lunch.

This episode featured music and conversation from Carlos Odria. You can find more info about Carlos at CarlosOdria.com

The orchestral music at the start of the episode is a clip from "Somebody" by Dagny with KORK. The performance can be found on YouTube.

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From vintage classics to the latest designs, Scoop Drip was made for the modern footwear enthusiast. Having started their store out of the trunk of a car, going wherever they needed to for the dream, they’ve been able to set up a brick & mortar store on Millbury St. Their business not only survived the pandemic, they were able to grow and continue to solidify themselves as one of the coolest shops in town all while staying focused on community and the kids.

Check out Scoop Drip: https://www.scoopdrip.com

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We’re celebrating spooky season with two bone chilling stories written by your hosts. Listen if you dare to tales of doomed doritos bags and a concert you can never escape. Grab a safety seltzer and come along for the fright of your life.

We got the merch baby: https://seltzertimeofficial.com/merch

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Alex Mazin and the rest of the team at Bud’s Goods and Provisions have been constantly pushing the boundaries of the cannabis industry since their opening last October. By communicating with their base clientele and keeping tabs on industry innovations, Buds continues to assert themselves as the best recreational dispensary in the area. Find out how they’ve gotten to this point and what they’re planning next.

Check out Buds Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/budsgoods

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Guillermo Creamer Jr. is running for Worcester City Council At-Large out of love for our city and deep commitment to increasing civic engagement among city residents, specifically with young and marginalized voices. As a co-founder of Pay Our Interns, a national nonprofit that has seismically shifted the internship realm throughout the United States, he has experienced diversity and inclusion firsthand and is committed to bringing those lessons back home.

Check out Guillermo’s Campaign Site: https://guillermoforwoo.com

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Sean Rose has accomplished a lot in two terms as District 1 City Councilor, but he feels like there is still more work to be done. That’s why he’s running for a third term, but this campaign season is unlike any he’s faced before. We talk about the importance of local government, set the record straight on some mistruths floating around, and learn about all the amazing things Councilor Rose has done in his time in office.

Check out Sean’s Campaign Site: https://www.seanforworcester.com

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Well them seltzer boys are back at it again after a long summer break. Ricky and Travis talk about what they’ve been doing during their time off, Cover some of the stuff they missed while they were gone, and made plans to abandon the podcast and start a Taylor Swift cover band called bad blood. Just kidding…kind of.

Check out the latest merch: https://seltzertimeofficial.com/merch

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In addition to being POW! WOW! Worcester 2021 artists Chroma Projects, AGAR & Brave Berlin are part of the BLINK Festival in Cincinnati, OH. We lead a conversation about the importance of public art, the impact it has on community and the need to keep pushing the artform all live at Redemption Rock in Worcester, MA.

Check out the Blink Festival: https://blink2019.com

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