Spark Creators

For this episode, we invited Sara Robinson and her mom Susan Robinson to join us. Sara, The founder and CEO of Sara Sews, is based in Bremen, Georgia. Sara has over 150 sewing products vary in style and categories. Her products have been selling on amazon and Esty, she was also the winner of “Girls Mean Business” Contest hosted by Startup Squad in 2018. But how did she start her business? What does it take to start a crafting based business? Let's tune in and hear what Sara and her mom Susan have to say.

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For this episode, we invited Jonah Larson, The founder of John’s Hands, LLC based in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Jonah taught himself how to crochet at age 5 by watching YouTube videos. Now as an 11-year-old kid, he has been described as a "crocheting prodigy." Crocheting has definitely made him an influencer on Instagram and YouTube — because Jonah has more than 192K followers on Instagram and 46K followers on Youtube. But how did he start a business even though he didn't intend to? Why do people from all over the world sending him yarns? Who has helped him along the way building and expanding his business? Let's tune in to Jonah's story.

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This episode introduces our next series "Crafting with Hands and Hearts". Host Li and Ria will give you 5 practical tips on how to start building a business based on the craft you love. If you are interested in starting your business with a craft, or if you want to learn who would be featured on our next series, please follow along with this episode.Also, don't forget to enter our Spark Light Program to be featured on our podcast as an entrepreneur kid.

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For our last episode on the “Start with Lemonade” Series, we invited the founder of Dmir Smoothies - Pierre Dmir Robinson and his Dad Emerson Pierre Robinson to be on our show.Dmir started Dmir smoothies since he was 7 years old. Now, as an 8-year-old entrepreneur, he has a bottle smoothie brand, he dreams to have his own food truck , owns a store also gives back to his community. This kid entrepreneur wants to share with the World 1 smoothie at a time.

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For this episode, we invited Jamaria Crump, who started Lemon Topia from Baltimore Maryland. Jamaria is known for her Lemonade Stand that offers more than 20 creative flavours and also the dessert that she baked herself. She has been catering to many events, and she has also been reported on Baltimore magazine, Baltimore Sun and many other media. This driven girl entrepreneur, however, has to convince her mom in order to start her business, and now she pays her mom to work for her. How did all that come about? Let's tune in and listen to Jamaria's story.

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Our new episode is released! For this episode, we invited Samantha Stricker, a teen entrepreneur who started Sammie’s Lemonade Stand for Veterans. Every July for the past 5 years, she would set up a Sammie's Lemonade Stand for Veterans and then donates her entire earnings to the Veterans Services of Saginaw. But where did she get started and why is she so interested in raising funds for veterans? Let's tune in and hear what sammie has to say.

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For this episode, we invited twin brother Adrian and Aurelian Pacheco de Mathieu based in Fort Lauderdale Florida. They started running the Twins Lemonade since age 7 and now they own a bottled brand. They started this business to save money for college but also help other kids with education. After selling at different locations, which works out the best for them? What's the creative way to sell lemonade? And how do you actually start with a lemonade stand? Let's tune in and see what the twin brothers have to say.

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This episode introduces our next series "Start with Lemonade". Host Li and Ria will give you 5 practical tips on how to start with a lemonade stand. If you are interested in starting your business with a lemonade stand, or if you want to learn who would be featured on our next series, please follow along with this episode.

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For this episode, we brought Joyce Lin, a high school student competed at The Knowledge@Wharton High School Investment Competition. She was the team lead for the 2018-2019 season and her team Make Bank made it to regional finals. Joyce also won first place at the Girls Who Invest Competition Sponsored by Wells Fargo Bank in the Bay Area and she was also co-president of the Financial Literacy Club at Palo Alto High School. But how did Joyce get involve into investment world? How difficult is it to learn investment as a high school student? What does she think about investment and how would such experience change her view on business and entrepreneurship? Let's tune in to Joyce Lin's story.

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For this episode, we invited Advait Kolarkar (his mom Shruti Kolarkar), an amazing abstract artist originally from Poon, India and currently living in New Brunswick, Canada. Advait is known as the “Wonder Kid" because he paints amazing abstract paintings. His painting is sold hundreds of dollars before he is 5 years old, and his artworks have been exhibited worldwide. But how does a little kid like this paints abstract paintings? What does it take to support such talent as parents? Let's dive in and listen to what Shruti (Advait's mom)has to say.

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