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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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Real conversations with the builders and leaders shaping Minnesota’s economy, from legacy industries to the frontiers of innovation. The Twin Cities Business Show is produced by the team at Twin Cities Business.
Unknown Host hosts The Twin Cities Business Show, a business show with 19 episodes published.
Scott Stallman, President of Dunwoody College of Technology, joins the Twin Cities Business Show to discuss why higher education is facing generational challenges, what Minnesota needs to build the workforce of the futur
Greiner Construction CEO Josh Helgesen started his career counting nuts and bolts at his family's lumberyard in small town Wisconsin. After dropping out of college and becoming an apprentice carpenter, he worked his way
What if the future of rocket propulsion was printed instead of molded?On this episode of the Twin Cities Business Show, we sit down with Cora Leibig, founder and CEO of Chromatic 3D Materials, a company based in Golden V
Stephen Regenold is the founder of GearJunkie and a leading voice in outdoor media, entrepreneurship, affiliate commerce, and digital publishing.Stephen built GearJunkie from the ground up, starting as a newspaper column
How does Dairy Queen create new Blizzard flavors? Why do some menu items go viral while others never make it to stores? And could a Mango Sticky Rice Blizzard ever come to America?In this episode of the Twin Cities Busin
Kris Lindahl is one of the most recognizable business leaders in Minnesota. From his iconic billboard campaign to his Guaranteed Cash Offer program, he's built one of the largest real estate brands in the Midwest—and spa
From a single location in Edina's Galleria to more than 170 committed locations nationwide, FACE FOUNDRIÉ has become one of Minnesota's fastest-growing franchise success stories.In this episode of The Twin Cities Busines
AI is going to transform every workplace, and that makes a lot of people afraid. At the first live taping of The Twin Cities Business Show, we asked Jaime Montemayor, the Chief Digital, Technology & Transformation Office
How can we get the venture and startup ecosystem in Minnesota to really take off? According to Mary Grove of Bread and Butter Ventures, we need to shift resources from investments in real estate and late-stage private eq
There are 75 million hourly workers in the United States, and many of them are not eligible for employer sponsored health insurance. In this episode of The Twin Cities Business Show, Kobby Amoah, CEO of Minneapolis-based
On this episode of The Twin Cities Business Show, we sit down with Hormel Foods President John Ghingo for an in-depth conversation about where the company is heading. The company runs top food brands like SPAM, Skippy, P
In 2017, Skywater Technology was spun out from Cypress Semiconductor as an independent semiconductor foundry based in Bloomington, Minnesota. In 2026, it was announced that they would be acquired by quantum computing gia
How do you build a summer resort from the ground up? The Oxborough family took Sugar Lake Lodge out of bankruptcy and built it up in the early 90s after it was abandoned for years. It continued their family's legacy of r
To understand the Twins payroll situation, you have to understand the business of baseball. And if you want to understand the business of baseball, you need to understand how debt works for a team like this one. This wee
North Wind's new hypersonic testing facility will make Rosemount, Minnesota the center of innovation for aeronautics and hypersonic testing across the United States. North Wind's CEO, Dr. Artie Mabbett, shares with us ho
In this week's episode, Nate shared lessons on being an entrepreneur, educates us on why guitars are such great accounting tools for artists, and shares stories about his experience selling guitars to some of the biggest
How does a business survive an 85% drop in sales? Mercado Central lost 85% of their revenue during the month of January in Minneapolis. In this episode of The Twin Cities Business Show, Juan Linares, Co-founder of the ma
Decades ago, Minnesota used to have a large defense industry presence. Today, our state is 50th out of 50 for per capita spending from the Department of Defense (DoD), despite paying more in federal taxes than we receive
If you are interested in how real estate really works, you're not going to want to miss this one. This week, we talk to Josh Krsnak, CEO of Hempel Real Estate, about his path to running a growing real estate company in t
What happens when you close your seed round the day that Covid-19 shuts down the world? "The best path is keeping your doors open." For Claros CEO Michelle Bellanca, it was a lesson in survival. On this episode of The Tw
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