A podcast for dreamers AND do-ers. We'll ignite your passion for entrepreneurship and showcase those who turn ideas into reality. A podcast produced by the Rural Radio Network and powered by the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneu
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast for dreamers AND do-ers. We'll ignite your passion for entrepreneurship and showcase those who turn ideas into reality. A podcast produced by the Rural Radio Network and powered by the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneu
Recent episodes include "The Mail Truck That Put Runza on the Map and in Memorial Stadium" (26 October 2026, 26 minutes), "Two Businesses at 23: Why She Moved Back to Rural Nebraska" (19 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "From One Truck Stop to 69 Stores: Nebraska Family Business Expands" (12 October 2026, 17 minutes).
Building Nebraska publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 64 episodes.
Booking probability for Building Nebraska is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Building Nebraska requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Building Nebraska's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Building Nebraska are Business & Management Consulting and Other Crop Farming. Building Nebraska has a business audience.
Building Nebraska is a business podcast with 64 episodes published.
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Building Nebraska
A used mail truck outside Memorial Stadium helped launch a Nebraska business that generations of families have grown up with. Runza President Donald Everett Jr. shares how the company grew from its early days into a...
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At 23, Vickie Ference owns two businesses in Ord, Nebraska: Vickie’s ExtraORDinary Pork and Grateful Adventures. She shares how she started her pork business in college, expanded into individual cuts and bundles...
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What started as a truck stop in Grand Island in 1948 has grown into a multi-state family business. On this episode of Building Nebraska, Kinsey Bosselman shares how Bosselman Enterprises is expanding Pump & Pantry...
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What does it take to turn a farm into a direct-to-consumer business? Mindy McGrew of Little Red Farm shares what she’s learned about selling directly to families, pricing products, raw milk, customer relationships and...
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As Bruce Furniture continues to grow, Doug Bruce’s sons, Michael and David, are taking on a larger role in the family business. In Part 2 of Building Nebraska, the Bruce family discusses the transition to the next...
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In 1977, Doug Bruce moved to Alliance, Nebraska, with his wife, six-month-old son and a dream of opening a furniture store. With limited money and no home, the family lived in the store while Doug built the business...
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Karter Otte never planned on building a career painting parking lots. But after taking a chance on his own business, Pickup Lines Striping has grown into a blue-collar business serving customers across Nebraska. In this...
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In this episode of Building Nebraska, fourth-generation owner Mike Hesse shares how his family’s Pender, Nebraska, company evolved from making cattle oilers into a diversified manufacturer serving agriculture, RV and...
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Rod Giese has spent nearly 30 years with Mighty Giant, eventually taking ownership of the Beemer, Nebraska, company. In this episode, Rod shares what it takes to run a small manufacturing business through rising costs...
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Rod Giese has spent nearly 30 years with Mighty Giant, eventually taking ownership of the Beemer, Nebraska, company. In this episode, Rod shares what it takes to run a small manufacturing business through rising costs...
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She went from working at GoodyPop during high school to owning the business less than a week after graduation. Now, Emory Conrad’s story has earned another distinction. Listeners selected GoodyPop of York as the...
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Nearly 30 years after opening Emsud's Clothiers, the Deumic family reflects on the values that have sustained their business. In Part 2 of Building Nebraska, they share why treating customers like guests, building...
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In 1993, Emsud and Samka Deumic arrived in Lincoln, Nebraska, with their two children, Salko and Alma, carrying only a few bags of clothing and a determination to start over after fleeing war-torn Bosnia. In Part 1 of...
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Keith Burns shares the story behind Green Cover and how a family farming operation in rural Bladen, Nebraska, grew into a company serving farmers across the country. In this episode of Building Nebraska, he discusses...
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What do you do when you're over 50 and looking for your next chapter? For Len Dickinson and Jule Goeller, that question led to Timberlyne—a Nebraska company that now ships custom timber frame barns, homes, and...
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In this special Season 2 recap of Building Nebraska, we sit down with Dr. Tom Field and Hailey Demers from the Engler Entrepreneurship Program at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln to reflect on the biggest themes...
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What began with a Craigslist wheelchair and a messy problem inside poultry barns has grown into one of Nebraska’s most fascinating ag-tech startups. Dusty Reynolds shares how Birds Eye Robotics is using robotics to...
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Before Scooter's Coffee became a nationally recognized franchise, Don and Linda Eckles spent years chasing opportunities, learning hard lessons, and building businesses ranging from restaurants to ice cream wagons. In...
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In Part 2 of Building Nebraska, founders Don and Linda Eckles share how a single Nebraska coffee shop grew into one of America's fastest-growing coffee franchises, now approaching 1,000 locations across more than 30...
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Jacob Hansen and the team at ALA Engineering are developing self-driving feed trucks designed to help cattle feedlots solve labor shortages and improve efficiency. Using advanced cameras, sensors and software, the...
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