Podcasts: The Western Mass. Business Show

The Western Mass. Business Show

Entrepreneurs undertake risk and responsibility, in order to solve problems, contribute their passions and talents to society, and make the world go round. Our success and survival depends on them, and they depend on you. Hear their stories, perspectives, and inspirations every week, as they reveal themselves in a conversation with Tara Brewster. Saturdays at 11AM and Sundays at 2PM on The Western Mass Business Show.

The Women Who Run Florence, MA

2.19.22 Tara Brewster talks with Megan Allen of the Community Classroom and Tiffany Chapman of Tiffany Chapman Photography about their business and how they are supporting other women-owned businesses in The Valley

Through a child’s eyes

2.12.22 Tara Brewster talks with Michael Abrams the pediatric ophthalmologist.

Live for the now!

2.5.22 Tara Brewster talks with Mikala Hammonds from Thelo Home and Modern Wellness about how we can break out of our bad habits and start living.

A Language of Love

1.22.22 Tara Brewster talks with Caroline Gear and Marcus Jones about the International Language Institute as well as one of their students, Annie Castro.

The Local Hero Folks

1.8.22 Tara Brewster talks with Phil Korman, Executive Director, of CISA-Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture

The Walking Coach

12.18.21 Tara Brewster talks with Barry Bouthilette from greatstrategies.net about taking control of your life and keeping your energy up

Western Mass Business Show 12.11.21

Tara Brewster and Monte Belmonte get a Qigong infused Yoga lesson from Lynne Smith

Are you out there? Can you hear this?

12.4.21 Tara Brewster talks with Jim Olsen from Signature Sounds, The Parlor Room and The Green River Festival

The Play’s The Thing

11.27.21 Tara Brewster talks with Tim Van Ness from Van Ness and Company about using theater techniques to better your business,

Get Down with Your Hometown!

11.20 Tara Brewster talks with the movers and shakers behind this multifaced digital event, including Ken Danford from North Star, Ann Hackler from the Institute for Musical Arts and Linda Tardif from The Shea Theater and Kim Chin Gibbons who somehow connects ALL those dots.

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