What started out as a person to know interview became a lesson and chat about the early days of entrepreneurship. Shana sat down with Wendy Horn the founder of Locality.  

The two discussed how Locality started, how mindset can get in the way of success, the decision of needing a website or business social media and the value of undergoing business coaching.   Wendy shares her story of starting out and how having someone speak into her started her entrepreneurial journey.

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“No, It’s an artist doing a piece of work” Bella Sin tells us how skipping school to go to the library put her on the path to burlesque...

In this Bella from Cleveland Burlesque,  helps us understand the art of burlesque, clear up some misconceptions about burlesque and has a scholarship opportunity for those wanting to learn more.

Along the way she drops so many nuggets about loving ourselves, body positivity and the struggles many women of color face trying to access opportunities.  

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Shana talks with new Clevelander, Clem Marshall producer of the Refined Festival and the Ohio Mead Festival. Learn more about the festival and find out what she likes about Cleveland.

Refined takes place Cleveland February 24th at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds (yes it's inside)

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Could you make it in Cleveland without a car?  In this episode Shana speaks with long time mass transit user and Karamu actor Devon Settles Jr.  What was meant to be a discussion on the ups,  downs and pain points of depending on RTA because a conversation became an upbeat and positive look at our transit system, customer service and the RTA drivers and what's good in Cleveland. 

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