Elizabeth Senders owns a brick & mortar store in the classic, brick downtown in Camden, ME.

Liz came from a family on entrepreneurs and not only tells her neat story but is a true wealth of knowledge and inspiration on how to have brick & mortar or business in general.  Liz is a great communicator and thinker; it does not take her long to come up with thorough answers to unrehearsed questions.  I’m grateful for Liz and her time and enjoyed doing this episode together.  If you’re in Camden, ME you really ought to stop by, especially if you want to get a great gift for someone and be treated so nicely by their great team.

Welcome to the Slow Goods Podcast Season 2! Another season of talking about Maine, adventure, story, craftsmanship, and where all those things intersect.

The Rope Co has been on adventure while moving into a new office space. And Logan and Hannah are experiencing the joy of welcoming a new baby boy into the Rackliff family. Logan also shares a story about how the principles that drive so much of what they are about as a couple and how they run The Rope Co have influenced their adventure in building a new home. 

Thank you for listening! And don’t forget to check out our latest goods from https://theRopeCo.com and check out past episodes at https://theropeco.com/blogs/slow-goods

Dive into the world of timeless elegance and craftsmanship on the latest episode of Slow Goods!

This week, we're thrilled to explore the enchanting world of @fitzbennetthome Fitz & Bennett Home, where a balance of kitsch and craft meet design and soul.

✨ From handpicked pieces made locally in Maine to expertly crafted items using traditional techniques, discover the secrets behind creating goods that tell a story and stand the test of time. Meet the visionary behind Fitz & Bennett Home, and learn how to bring a touch of warmth and sophistication to your living spaces with a blend of old and new pieces.

Whether you're a seasoned design enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of curated design, this episode promises inspiration, insights, and a renewed appreciation for the artistry that turns a house into a home.

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In this week’s episode, unwrap the art of gift-giving with timeless and thoughtful gifts. On each episode, we ask our guests about their favorite item and it’s always something we don’t expect: something useful, that has heritage and history or tells a story. Something that goes beyond its monetary value. In the episode, we share our tips for how to approach the season with intention and joy And create lasting memories through gifts that are both timeless and thoughtful.

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️ Join us on the Slow Goods Podcast for an incredible episode with @camheldphoto Cam and @stineheld Christine Held, founders of @maintheway Maine the Way - https://mainetheway.com/. 

Go behind the lens of slow journalism, capturing the beauty of Maine through their unique perspective. 

Dive deep into their experiences, challenges, and the beauty of storytelling through photography.

Discover how Maine the Way revives the magic of print journalism in a digital age.

Plus, get ready for an exciting announcement!

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@maineflyco

Maine Fly Co. (https://maineflyco.com/) is dedicated to the art of crafting small-batch fly rods with purpose and unwavering integrity. Their commitment extends to the passionate anglers and the pristine waterways they fish, upholding a tradition that pays homage to nature and the craft itself. Each Maine Fly rod is a unique, locally handcrafted masterpiece, bearing the mark of skilled artisans in the heart of Maine.

In this episode, host Logan Rackliff is joined by Jeff Davis for a deep dive into the brand's rich heritage and the core values that steer its mission. Listen in as Davis shares what motivated him to pursue his passion for crafting slow-made, small-batch fly rods, and how this process serves as a testament to the preservation of the magnificent landscapes that inspire their craft. You won’t want to miss this episode with Jeff Davis of Maine Fly Co. (https://maineflyco.com/)

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On this week’s episode of the Slow Goods podcast, we’re digging into the origins of The Rope Co. Rooted in tradition, The Rope Co. has grown from a deep-seated appreciation for quality and design, nurtured by a family legacy centered on entrepreneurship. Listen in to learn more about who we are and why our passion for intentionally-made products is rooted in our Maine heritage.

Get ready for cooler weather with this week's podcast episode featuring Bill Laurita, President of Swans Island Co. (https://swansislandcompany.com/)

Founded in Swan's Island, Maine in 1992, Swans Island Co. creates some of the most exquisite and desirable blankets in the world, prioritizing sustainability and honoring the traditional craft through their practices.

Tune in as Logan and Bill discuss the art of weaving, dying, and sourcing heirloom goods in a world focused on disposable products.

Don't miss this fascinating conversation about preserving craftsmanship and quality in a changing world.

In episode 4 of The Slow Goods Podcast with Logan Rackliff, we are digging into the ethos of slow made goods, how we view quality, and the implications of throw-away culture. 

Modern convenience and the appeal of instant gratification often get in the way of making thoughtful, intentional purchases that honor craftsmanship, design, and tradition. From convenient food choices, to easy to assemble furniture, we are always looking for a quick way to solve our needs.

Join Logan for a personal and thoughtful episode about what motivates him to be mindful when making purchases in a time of wasteful consumerism and how he honors the stories behind the heritage of these skills and crafts.

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For Architectural Photographer, Trent Bell (https://www.trentbell.com/), anything of quality – whether it’s a person, object, or the art of conveying the beauty of a space through photography – must contain a high degree of truth. His dedication to revealing the honesty of his subjects, whether they are architectural wonders or the relationships that breathe life into them, reinforces the idea that true quality is an experience, an emotion, and a connection that enriches our lives.

On this week’s episode of Slow Goods, Logan and Bell delve into the creative fervor that led Bell from a path toward dentistry to discovering his intrinsic eye for capturing truth, honesty, and authenticity through a lens.

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