Hosted by TGS Collective · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Just a groovy gal who sits down to chat with epic business owners, creatives, artists, and overall rad people who we think deserve a little air time! Nothing is off limits - these are real and raw conversations with folks who we know will inspire those who hear their stories.
TGS Collective hosts The Groovy Shack, a business show with 66 episodes published.
In this episode with Renee we talk about her health journey, motherhood to four beautiful children, getting to the root problem of symptoms that women experience, and how all of that encouraged her to go back to school t
In this episode, Alex sits down with Vanessa of Thrift Slayer Vintage to talk about her origin story and how she started slaying the thrift. She talks about how it started from an early age with her parents who were youn
After an 11 month hiatus… or a season of hibernation… The Groovy Shack Pod is back!!! Take a listen as Alex shares why she needed a pause, as well as a reflection on the first year of having the brick and mortar shop! Gi
This is part 2 of our 3 hour interview with Jenny Woods - if you missed part 1 you’ll want to go back and listen it HERE - it gives backstory and explains how she became a part of the Mormon world. This episode still des
In this episode with Jenny, we talked about her nearly 20 years being a member of the Church of Latter-Day Saints (Mormonism). Her and her family became active members when she was around eight years old, and she went on
In this episode with Dana, we talked about how she went from being a wedding photographer for over 14 years with her husband, to moving to Sonora and opening a sweet gift and home goods shop. She bounced around from a co
This episode was recorded at nine months postpartum with my first son while I was still working primarily freelance/for TGS just out of my home office. Things have obviously changed so much in the last 6+ months but this
In this episode with Parisa of Café Planta, we talked about how she got into houseplants interior design, and how she was able to scale her business from being pop-ups to suddenly sharing a brick and mortar space with Wi
This episode is a little bit different from what we usually do, but we wanted to keep a super short and sweet episode available so we could chat affirmations and so it gives you a chance to slow down, repeat some of thes
In this episode I sat down with Marin Soldano, who is the founder of Jonnie the Label in Angel’s Camp. We talked about her previous experience in retail and fashion and what inspired her to want to take the leap to start
In this episode, I had my best friend Aryana on the podcast to talk all things, alteration, fashion, and design. With an extensive background in fashion, apparel and accessory design, we talked through her journey from h
In this episode, Alex came on for a little solo sesh to talk about the things that she’s learned after officially having The Groovy Shack shop open for three months. With an extensive background in retail, she shared som
In this episode Brooke (one of the owners of Tallowme Moore), came on to talk about what exactly tallow is. Why their products stand out, quality control, knowing where your ingredients come from, shelf stability, growin
After nearly a decade of professionally creating community, I wanted to come on and share tips and tricks and ways that I both created and found community. From Southern California to Northern California, in big cities a
In this episode with Joey, we sat down and talked about his music career which didn’t start until he was in college in his 20s. We talked about songwriting, the creative process, building a team, touring and so much more
In this episode, I had my dear friend Chelsey on to talk about her wild health journey. Chelsey and I have known each other since we work together at Dayo when I was in high school and it has been such a joy watching her
In this conversationwith Miss Hazel, we talked about life is an eight-year-old, magic, friendship, and so much more. When I had her mom Tiffany on the podcast, a little bit after it aired she texted me and let me know th
If you have spent a lot of time in downtown Sonora, odds are that you’ve run into Sydney. We’ve lovingly dubbed her the Mayor of Main Street and her story is absolutely incredible. When she was 11, she was in a biking ac
In this episode I sit down with Brittany Camara who explains her journey becoming a surrogate. She is currently 22 weeks pregnant with a sweet mamas baby, and she shared her heart and why she felt so passionately about h
For this episode I sat down with Morgan Rain - Executive Director of CalPride Sierras, which is a non-profit who creates resources, community gatherings, and so much more for not only the LGBTQ+ folks, but also anyone el
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The Groovy Shack is hosted by TGS Collective. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 66 episodes.
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