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Hosted by Ian Brownhill · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 97 episodes
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Hosted by New England's own Ian Brownhill, we will be talking and interviewing with some of New England's best! From Social Media, to the Restaurant industry to pioneers of the New England region!
Ian Brownhill hosts So New England with Ian Brownhill, a comedy show with 97 episodes published.
It started with a sick three-month-old and a pot of bone broth — and turned into one of Rhode Island's most beloved local spots. This week on the Business Spotlight, Ian and RJ sit down with Lily, owner of Lily's Soups a
Getting cut from his college basketball team felt like rock bottom — it turned out to be the start of everything. This week, Ian and RJ sit down with Darren Battista, the Waltham native and founder of Battista Bootcamp.
It started with one random request at a dive bar — and turned Brian Daly into New England's beloved "Seger Bar Guy." This week, Ian and RJ sit down with Brian Daly ( @wickedfast ), the Watertown native who went viral ask
What happens when a Georgia girl moves to Boston and never looks back? You get Caroline Barry. This week, Ian and RJ sit down with the Make Boston Home creator (nearly 200K followers) for a fresh-eyes take on New England
A floor-sweeper made a handshake deal to save a failing dealership, then lied about his age to become the youngest Volkswagen dealer in America. That was 1948 — and his family still runs the business today. This week on
Boston content creator Marc Lewis doesn't hold back — and this episode proves it. This week on the So New England Podcast, Ian Brownhill and RJ sit down with Marc Lewis, one of New England's most prolific and unfiltered
What if picking up a stone could connect you to thousands of years of history? That's the idea behind the No Fame Games — and on June 13th, it's coming to New England. This week on the So New England Business Spotlight,
Bob Dylan went electric on this property in 1965. Now it's home to one of only 275 craft "brew-stilleries" in America — and Brendan O'Donnell is the man running it. This week on the So New England Podcast Business Spotli
"You're not gonna win the race. You've already won. You showed up." Those were the words Sandy Delli Carpini's father said to her at the starting line of her first 5K — and they've shaped everything she's done since. Thi
"It's basically a way to make work suck less." That's how Paul Critchley explains his job at backyard barbecues — and after this episode, you'll understand exactly what he means. This week on the So New England Podcast B
"New England is better than Old England" — a British couple just said it on the podcast, and we're never letting them take it back. This week on the So New England Podcast, host Ian Brownhill and co-host RJ welcome Julie
Gianna, aka New England Guidebook, joins the pod to talk all things New England travel, food, hidden gems, and local adventures. From Acadia and Southwest Harbor to Bristol, Vermont, Newport, Providence, Newburyport, Cam
Vermont isn’t just foliage and maple syrup… 🍁 On this episode of the So New England Podcast, we sit down with Erin Torres from Travel Like A Local Vermont to break down what Vermont is REALLY like — from hidden gems and
Dating today feels like a game—and not a fun one. Apps, ghosting, unrealistic expectations… it’s no wonder people are frustrated. In this episode, we sit down with the creator of Stoop Dating, a viral New England dating
On episode 2 of So New England Business Spotlight , Ian and RJ sit down with Ted and Jon Stricklin from Experience RI to talk all things Rhode Island travel, history, tourism, and local experiences. From Providence and N
On the very first episode of So New England Business Spotlight , Ian Brownhill sits down with Cortney Nicolato , President and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island , to talk about 401 Gives and the real impact it has on non
Boston’s food scene is one of the best in the country… but is it overrated? This week, we sit down with Tommy DeVito of DeVito Food Reviews to talk about his rise as one of New England’s fastest-growing food creators. Wi
On this episode of the So New England Podcast, we sit down with Jordan Brocklesby , the creator behind Plates of Portland Maine, to break down why Portland has become one of the most talked-about food cities in New Engla
Mirna Valerio — known as The Mirnavator — joins So New England to share her remarkable journey from Brooklyn teacher to globally recognized ultrarunner and outdoor advocate. After a health scare in 2008, Mirna rediscover
This week we’re joined by Andy Ferg (North Shore Beefs) , the man responsible for turning a “roast beef sandwich” into an entire culture. We get into the real rules of a North Shore beef , what a Super 3-Way actually mea
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