How One Entrepreneur is Bringing Back a Youthful Vibe to this Historic Ski Town
Guest: Mark Oliver – Owner of the Hot Water Inn, filmmaker, musician, entrepreneur and podcaster
Hosted by: Connie Stopher – Southern Idaho Economic Development He’s a hostel owner, filmmaker, musician, entrepreneur, podcaster, snowboarder and all around Renaissance man. We caught up with Mark Oliver, native of Sun Valley, Idaho, to hear what inspired him to bring back the “ski bum” culture to this Southern Idaho resort town and why he says he’s lucky to live there.
Listen to Mark’s podcast, The Snowboard Project - thesnowboardproject.com/
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A Day in the Life of a Chobani Food Scientist
Guest: Porter Long – Food Scientist at Chobani
Hosted by: Connie Stopher – Southern Idaho Economic Development Grab a snack before you hit play—this week’s episode is all about food! Have you ever wondered how Chobani invents new yogurt flavors and innovations? Chobani food scientist Porter Long stopped by to tell us all about it! In today’s episode, Porter takes us on a tour of his favorite local restaurants and the best parts of the “outdoor paradise” of Southern Idaho. (And we get a sneak peak of some new Chobani flavors and products… Yum!)
Experience the Southern Idaho lifestyle: southernidaho.org/lifestyle
Explore career opportunities in Southern Idaho: southernidaho.org/jobs Follow us on social so you never miss an episode! Why moving from the big city made all the difference to this local entrepreneur
Guest: Shane Cook – Owner of Twin Falls Sandwich Company and Koto Brewing
Hosted by: Connie Stopher – Southern Idaho Economic Development What makes someone move from Salt Lake City to set up shop in Twin Falls, Idaho? Shane Cook joins Secret’s Out Idaho to share his experience opening his first business in Twin Falls (and now a new brewery!), what it was like for him to see a downtown come alive again and why he made the move from a big city. Interested in becoming a small business owner? Or maybe you want to get in on the secret of Southern Idaho? Listen in to this week’s episode.
Get a taste of Twin Falls Sandwich Company: twinfallssandwich.com
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Success Starts Here.
Formerly referred to as “SIEDO,” Southern Idaho Economic Development's new branding evolution includes a revamped name, website, tagline and logo, as well as a new podcast, “Secret’s Out Idaho.” Check out the changes online at southernidaho.org! Introducing our new podcast: Secret's Out Idaho!
The first episode is now available on southernidaho.org/blog and on popular podcast apps including: the Google Podcasts app, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and TuneIn.
As you listen to our podcast, we hope you join in on social media and share your favorite things about the region using #SecretsOutIdaho!
This week’s small business spotlight is Grizzly Dairy Wear! Grizzly Dairy Wear is an udderly unique store located in Idaho that specializes in ‘Grizzly Tough’ waterproof aprons, milking gowns, boots and dairy farm supplies.” Grizzly Dairy Wear is located on S. Idaho St. in Wendell, ID—and it’s a shop you can’t miss. Covered in black and white spots just like a cow, Grizzly Dairy Wear is the go-to place for waterproof aprons, milking gowns, boots and other dairy farm supplies. The store supplies dairymen locally and nationwide with floor mats, fans, motors, boots and more. She also works with customers in other industries, like beer and craft brewing.
Why choose Grizzly Dairy Wear when shopping small this month? While Grizzly Dairy Wear makes it easy to order on their website, the in-store experience is second to none. With decades of experience, Diana can offer expert advice and real-world knowledge of which boot, apron or valve will fit your needs. She’ll spend time with each customer to ensure each boot fits correctly, explain how best to wash her merchandise and other personal touches.
Here’s how to get in touch with Grizzly Dairy Wear:
For more information about SIEDO's rural services program, visit our REDS page. What’s your favorite small business in Southern Idaho? Leave a comment below!
This week’s small business spotlight is Bullets ‘N Brew! Full service espresso bar, providing top quality drinks, pastries, and breakfast to-go & a licensed firearms dealer, with the cheapest prices on guns and ammo!” You can find Bullets ‘N Brew in the heart of Hagerman, ID—111 S. State St. Owned by Gary Mode and his family, Bullets ‘N Brew was established in Hagerman in 2017. The family-owned shop provides coffee and breakfast items, locally made goods, and guns and ammo. This product line may not seem like they go together, but for the Mode family, they saw a need to provide a variety of goods that the small town was lacking.
As an added bonus, the store sells beautiful locally made goods, including home décor, raw honey, Cloverleaf milk, Doterra oils and more. You’ll never get tired of exploring their products and finding new and unique items to add to your home.
Why choose Bullets ‘N Brew this Small Business Saturday? Hagerman, ID is a beautiful small town here in Southern Idaho. Shops like this along with attractions like the Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Hagerman Valley Historical Society Museum and the Hagerman Fish Hatchery make it a unique place to visit. While you’re in town visiting, Bullets ‘N Brews is a great opportunity to support a local, family-owned business. Stop in to grab a great cup of coffee, locally made honey, milk or home décor, or your sportsmen accessories. Find out more about Bullets ‘N Brew:
For more information about SIEDO's rural services program, visit our REDS page. What’s your favorite small business in Southern Idaho? Leave a comment below!
This week’s small business spotlight is The Farm Girl!
In addition to furniture and home décor, the shop also has locally made pottery, hand painted signage, soaps, and other local goods. Diane says the best sellers are the knit fabrics and denim potholders.
Why choose The Farm Girl this Small Business Saturday? Diane says shopping at her store means you’ll get a more personal experience and find unique and local pieces you can’t find in a big box store. If you’re a frequent visitor or will be heading there for the first time, The Farm Girl just started a new loyalty rewards program. Customers who sign up will get a $10 gift certificate and entered to win an additional gift certificate. Get in touch with The Farm Girl:
For more information about SIEDO's rural services program, visit our REDS page. What’s your favorite small business in Southern Idaho? Leave a comment below!
SOARING THE SKY - Fulfill your wish to fly and paraglide over the best possible views—in beautiful Sun Valley, Idaho.
WILD WATER - Hit the rapids and hold on tight while you white water raft along the Snake River in the breathtaking Hagerman Valley. Check out the full 12 Cool Things for Thrill Seekers here and find more adventures on our Lifestyles Page!
PADDLE TRAVEL - Just minutes from town, head down the Snake River on a kayak, canoe or paddle board.
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