This week, we welcome the Sani Sisters - Ritika and Niki - to the podcast to talk about their business, Sani, a high-end clothing company focused on making South Asian clothing accessible and beautiful. Ritika and Niki were determined to bring their cultural identities together through a brand that made the shopping experience for South Asian fashion more resonant for South Asian Americans. Tune in to hear them discuss how a cold e-mail led to a partnership with Rent the Runway, their inspiration for starting Sani and the need for a business like theirs, and their experience as women working in the fashion industry. Check out their website (www.sanidesigns.com) and follow them on Instagram @sani to keep up with their brand. To stay up to date with our podcast, follow us on Instagram at @twentycentspod and check back every Thursday for a new episode!

Calling all Valley fans...this week we welcome Karah James, the drummer and one of the vocalists for Valley, onto the podcast! Valley is a Canadian indie pop group that originated in Oakville, Ontario, and is now based in Toronto. Karah is the only woman in her band, so buckle up as we ask her about her experience as a drummer, how she got her start in music and met her bandmates, and her favorite song to perform. She also may or may not drop a few hints about Valley's upcoming music...let's just say we've got our calendars marked for September 17th! Check out Valley wherever you get your music, and on Instagram at @thisisvalley! To stay up to date with our podcast, follow us on Instagram at @twentycentspod and check back every Thursday for a new episode!  

This week, we welcome Abby Labar onto the podcast! Abby is the current in-arena host for the Carolina Hurricanes, a freelance journalist, and a contributor for Fox Sports South and Fox Sports Carolinas. Tune in to hear her discuss covering the 2020 Stanley Cup playoffs, why women are underrepresented in the sports media industry, and when she first knew she wanted to work in sports. To keep up with Abby’s work, follow her on Instagram at @abbylabar or on Twitter at @abbylabar_, or check out her website www.abbylabar.com! To stay up to date with our podcast, follow us on Instagram @twentycentspod and check back every Thursday for a new episode!

In this week's episode of That's My Twenty Cents, we chat with Lindsay Wrege, one of the founders and CEO of 321 Coffee, a nonprofit coffee shop operating in Raleigh, NC that hires adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Lindsay discusses the story behind 321 Coffee, their growth from pop-up shops to a permanent location, and tells us about a moment that she’s been really proud of her company. Check out 321 Coffee at www.321coffee.com and find them on Instagram and Twitter at @drink321coffee! To stay up to date with our podcast, follow us on Instagram at @twentycentspod and check back every Thursday for a new episode!

In this week's episode of That's My Twenty Cents, we welcome Grace Krell onto the podcast to discuss her experience as the founder and CEO of Sweet Sip Straws, LLC. Tune in to hear how she got started as an entrepreneur, the most rewarding part of being her own boss, and where she sees SweepSip going in the next 5 years. Check out Grace's business at sweetsipstraws.com and follow her on Instagram at @sweetsipstraws! To stay up to date with our podcast, follow us on Instagram at @twentycentspod and check back every Thursday for a new episode!