Show: Give Me The Business

Give Me The Business – Northampton Photobooth Thornes

This week’s episode of Give Me The Business is featuring a Tiny But Beloved business, The Northampton Photo Booth based on the second floor of Thornes open Monday through Friday.
This booth is a rarely encountered, “dip and dunk” analog photobooth. There are only about one hundred of these booths still in public use across the country! The booth costs $5 to use (exact cash only) and develops a black & white one-of-a-kind strip of four photos. get to know the owner Ryan Stratton, how he because the owner of this long standing booth and more!

Give Me The Business – Mary Fraser Baskets Montague

This week’s episode of Give Me The Business is featuring Mary Fraser Baskets Based out of Montague
Mary Fraser is on a mission to offer handmade willow caskets to her local and greater new England community. Additionally, she wants to help usher in the next generations of weavers across north America. You can take basketry classes with Mary, have a hand in building a loved one’s casket or purchase a fully made casket/burial tray. find out how she got into the work that she does, how you can apprentice and more!

Give Me The Business – Fields Center Northampton

This week’s episode of Give Me The Business is featuring The Fields Center located at 881 n king st in Northampton.
The Fields Center is on a mission to build a world where neurodiversity is celebrated, understood, and accommodated in every aspect of life. their desire is to facilitate this vision by providing comprehensive support, education, and inclusion to help individuals and families navigating the neurodiverse journey. get to know their offerings, their director Jen and how they came to be!

Give Me The Business with Emily- Abracadabra Film Lab Easthampton

This week’s episode of Give Me The Business is featuring a brand-new business, Abracadabra Film Lab located at 45 &½ union street in Easthampton. Abracadabra Film Lab is owned by Nikki and Dan who plan to scan film for prints, sell photography equipment, host galleries and more! find out about Nikki’s analog origins, future goals and their grand opening party coming up this Friday April 3rd.

Give Me The Business – Diggity Dog’s Service Dogs Greenfield

This week’s episode is featuring Diggity Dogs Service Dogs located at 346 Conway street in greenfield. You know our dog expert Sarah Meikle from our weekly dog pause segments so I thought it would be fun to get into how she started up her nonprofit that trains Medical Alert, Psychiatric & Mobility service dogs right in greenfield!

Give Me The Biz – Berry N Batter Northampton

This week we’re featuring Berry n Batter located at 76 main street in Northampton open Monday through Thursday 10 –9 Friday and Saturday 10-10 and Sundays 10 –7

There you can find owner Fateema making decadent waffles and acai bowls will all sorts of flavor combinations. find out all about her origin story, offerings and more in this episode!

Give Me The Business – Sweet Lucy’s

This week’s episode is featuring Sweet Lucy’s Bakeshop based out of Bernardston. They’re open Tuesday through Friday 7-4 and Saturday 7-3 located at 7 south street.

There you can find owner Lucy Damkoehler and her crew of bakers making everything from the quiche of the moment, croissants, cookies, and even a special weekly doughnut!

In addition to creating delicious confections, you can also learn how to cook from Lucy herself! She offers classes on baking and cooking meals that might seem intimidating to cooks out there!

Give Me The Business – Swanson’s Fabric

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Give Me The Business – Breezy Brakes Co Millers Falls

This week we’re featuring Breezy Bakes based out of Millers. Breezy Bakes is a home bakery offering custom cakes, cupcakes, cookies and all sorts of other incredible confections. Anything you can imagine owner Brieanna Arsenault is happy to help create!

Give Me The Business – Genuine Culture LLC Holyoke

This week’s episode of Give Me The Business is featuring Genuine Culture LLC based out of Holyoke. Genuine culture LLC is a company that organizes and promotes live entertainment, film series, theme parties and seminars. Their organization is passionate about promoting and organizing events that celebrate Black Culture, Hip-Hop, and other American cultural art-forms. get to know the owners who are mother and son, Theresa Gordon and Damany Gordon.

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