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Lucas and Luna take a walking tour of American small business, stopping at a bakery in Portland that survived a rent hike by forming a worker cooperative, a bookstore in rural Mississippi that became a community anchor, and a hardware store in Ohio that outlasted three big-box competitors by leaning into hyperlocal service. Each episode starts with a single Main Street business — its founding story, its numbers (revenue, foot traffic, employee count), and one specific challenge it faced. Lucas brings the data: SBA loan records, county-level economic indicators, Census Bureau retail trade reports. Luna asks the human question: what did the owner actually decide to do, and how did it feel? Together, they trace how that decision ripples through the local supply chain, the landlord-tenant relationship, and the town’s tax base. This is not a how-to guide. It’s a forensic look at the economics of place — why some small businesses become institutions while others vanish. The listener who runs a shop, serves on a Main Street board, or writes about local economies will find the granular details they crave: lease negotiation tactics, inventory turns per square foot, the real cost of a Chamber of Commerce membership. What happens to a community when its last independent pharmacy closes — and what does it take to open a new one? #SmallBusiness #MainStreet #LocalEconomy #CommunityCommerce #IndependentShops #RetailEconomics #SBA #WorkerCooperative #BrickAndMortar #MainStreetStories #Entrepreneurship #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Economics #LocalBusiness #SmallBiz #Storefront
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