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Join us as we travel to Main Streets across the state to explore what makes these distinctive gathering places for commerce and community so special, and to learn how we can strengthen them.
Grow Smart RI hosts Main Street: A Power of Place Podcast, a business show with 14 episodes published.
Welcome to Downtown Woonsocket! John Chan, owner of Chan's Fine Oriental Dining, takes us inside a corner of Main Street that has been feeding and entertaining its community since 1905. From a slow boat to China to a jaz
Welcome to Downtown Central Falls! Joshua Giraldo, State Representative and Central Falls native, takes us inside a city that rebuilt itself from the ground up. From municipal bankruptcy to packed parks and a restaurant
Welcome to Post Road in North Kingstown! Tim Cranston, Town Historian of North Kingstown, takes us on a 400-year journey along one of America's oldest Main Streets. From indigenous trading paths to military base boom-and
Welcome to Mount Hope in Providence! Helen Baskerville-Dukes and Dwayne Keys, leaders of the Mount Hope Community Center Business Alliance (and partipants of our Main Street Learning Cohort!), chat about their new initia
Welcome to Centredale in North Providence! Alexandria DiGregorio, owner of North Providence's newest bookshop, shares her journey of opening a brick & mortar, the challenges and triumphs of being a young entrepreneur on
Learn more about Main Street RI: https://growsmartri.org/main-street-ri/ Apply to join our RI Main Street Learning Cohort: https://growsmartri.org/ri-main-street-learning-cohort/ Email us: podcast@growsmartri.org See you
Register for our first annual Rhode Island Main Street Conference! Welcome to Wakefield in South Kingstown! Sara Breslin, secretary of the Wakefield Village Association, shares the process of planning their annual Hallow
Register for our first annual Rhode Island Main Street Conference! Welcome to Rolfe Square in Cranston! Paul Durfee, third-generation owner of Durfee Hardware, discusses sustaining a family business through the years, th
Welcome to Riverside Square in East Providence! Amelia Olson, owner of Tall Tumbleweed Modern & Vintage, explores the importance of small business support, curiosity as a healing force, and community-led revitalization i
Welcome to the Broadway District in Newport! Devon Mello, Artistic Director at the Firehouse Theater, discusses the benefits of growing up near Broadway, how the neighborhood has changed, and the significance of live ent
Welcome to the Olneyville neighborhood in Providence! President of the Olneyville Neighborhood Association (ONA) Cindy Miranda shares about ONA's diverse programming, how the neighborhood is changing, and the importance
Welcome to Chepachet Village, a historic district in the town of Glocester! Local business owner and history buff Charlie Wilson shares about his experiences restoring and protecting a historic building, spearheading com
Welcome to the Black Block, a cultural district in downtown Pawtucket! Local entrepreneur Keno Mullings shares about his experiences opening and marketing his new business, the importance of stimulating entrepreneurship,
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Main Street: A Power of Place Podcast is hosted by Grow Smart RI. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 14 episodes.
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