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Cape Ann Conversations

Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce

Cape Ann Conversations is a conversational podcast focused on working, living, and playing within the coastal communities of greater Cape Ann. Created by the Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, Cape Ann Conversations supports the business, cultural, healthcare, hospitality, and non-profit communities as they navigate day-to-day work and life in greater Cape Ann.

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00:32:09

Cape Ann Foodie Tours: A Cup of Chowder with a Side...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2025/01/16

In this episode of Cape Ann Conversations, Cindy Hendrickson, owner of Cape Ann Foodie Tours, talks about how she came to own the business and the types of tours being offered. Cape Ann Foodie Tours are walking culinary and cultural tours of Gloucester. Along the way, their dynamic tour guides will provide the backdrop to this 400-year-old city with great stories and interesting facts about the oldest working seaport in America. On their most filling tour, Taste Gloucester, guests will walk through

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00:30:21

The Crane Estate: A Truly Special Place

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2025/01/09

Chris Moore, Director, Crane Estate, invites you to experience this magnificent 2,100-acre coastal estate where past meets present. Four miles of Atlantic-facing Crane Beach flank the quiet, tidal waters of Essex Bay and the Crane Wildlife Refuge. With a rich past of fishing and farming, Castle Hill was transformed into a European-style country estate in the early 1900s. Chicago industrialist Richard T. Crane, Jr. first purchased the land that would become The Crane Estate in 1910. Crane was

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00:27:03

The Magic of The Cabot Theatre

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/12/19

Happy 10th Anniversary to The Cabot! The Cabot Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts, has evolved into a thriving non-profit performing arts center, playing a vital role in the cultural landscape of the North Shore. The Cabot's mission is to enrich the cultural life of the entire community through a diverse calendar of live music, quality films, and events. As a non-profit organization, it focuses on preserving the historic theater and bringing vibrancy to the community through diverse programming,

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00:20:21

Celebrating Art & Supporting Artists for Over 100 Years

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/12/12

Meet Kristin Czarnecki, Executive Director of the Rockport Art Association & Museum (RAA&M), and learn about the rich history of the RAA&M. As one of the oldest art associations in the country, the RAA&M has been a gathering place of New England artists since 1921. The RAA&M welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the world with the promotion of year-round programs and exhibitions. The RAA&M remains dedicated to making fine art appreciation accessible to all. The

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00:35:12

I See You, I Hear You, I Believe You. Let’s Go!

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/12/04

In this episode of Cape Ann Conversations, host Troy Scarborough (Best Vending Solutions) chats with Marcy Plante, a Certified Life & Health Coach/CBD Wellness Advocate, who founded her business Cape Ann Compass about four years ago. Marcy Plante started Cape Ann Compass because she is passionate about helping others find their true potential. She says, "There’s nothing more rewarding to me than seeing someone discover their true North, their passion, and their unique voice. What makes my

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01:02:52

A Conversation with Local Veterans: Special Panel...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/11/26

The Greater Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present the next phase of our Cape Ann Conversations podcast, which will feature discussion panels on topics of concern for our communities.Today's introductory panel discussion is a conversation with local veterans Larry Jordan, Ed Marsh, Rich Barbato, and Nic Pszenny, who discuss their backgrounds, insights as veterans, and issues faced by veterans in our communities. Hosted by: Stephen Buckley, CEO, Greater Cape Ann Chamber

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00:23:22

Pauline's Gifts: Gifts from the Heart with a Personal...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/11/21

A decorative artist, Pauline Bresnahan opened the shop of her dreams, Pauline’s Gifts, when her children were starting kindergarten and she didn’t want a “real job.” She always had her eye on the storefront, and with the wholehearted support of her husband, was able to acquire the shop, and Pauline’s Gifts was born. This year, Pauline’s Gifts is celebrating its 25th anniversary.Located on the Essex Coastal Scenic Byway (Route 133) in Gloucester, Pauline’s Gifts is a small gift shop specializing in

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00:23:03

Attorney Amy L. Connors – Guiding and Helping People...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/11/14

If “business and real estate lawyer” conjures the image of a boring, stuffy person, then you need to meet Amy Connors! She is a top-notch attorney who is anything but cookie-cutter. She brings energy, passion, and her whole self (including a love of rock ‘n roll and hot pink) to her work. She is down-to-earth, approachable, and excellent at translating legal processes regarding business and real estate for lay people. Amy has almost 20 years of experience and represents buyers, sellers, and lenders

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00:21:56

Masshole Biscuit Co – The Ben & Jerry’s of Dog Biscuits

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/11/07

What do you get if you combine a little bit of pandemic boredom, a desire to create a healthy dog treat, and the only cookie cutter in the house being one shaped like the state of Massachusetts? You get the birth of Masshole Biscuit Co. Founded in October 2023 by CaSandra Parkhurst and Noel Coleman, two passionate dog lovers who turned their corporate lay-offs into an opportunity to pursue their dream of creating wholesome, all-natural dog treats. They are committed to providing dogs with delicious,

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00:26:02

Getting the World to be a Little More Sustainable...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/10/31

There is a lot more to Seaside Sustainability than the sea, according to Founder Eric Magers, who admits the company name may be a bit misleading. While their local Cape Ann efforts are highly focused on the sea and marine health, their reach across the world encompasses so much more. Focusing on Sustainability, Education, and Action (SEA), they are committed to inspiring people to make a positive impact on the planet. They believe in the power of education to create change and offer a range of

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00:37:52

I Like the “Creepy Crawlies”

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/10/24

Rick Roth, Executive Director of the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team, has liked the “creepy crawlies” since he caught his first snake (Northern brown) on the way home from kindergarten. In 1990, Rick and a few friends founded the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team (CAVPT). They began by leading nighttime field trips to see the spring breeding activity of spotted salamanders, wood frogs, and spring peepers. Most people had never seen this and had no idea it was happening. Cape Ann Vernal Pond team is a nonprofit

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00:25:07

From Early American Ugly to Shabby Chic

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/10/17

There was a bit of serendipity surrounding the beginnings of Tanya and Greg Marshall’s entrepreneurial venture Twins Chic Furniture & Upholstery. After being laid off from an accountant position, Tanya took some time off to work on furnishing their house. On a budget, she began refurbishing old furniture in a shabby chic style. When she decided to sell one piece to make room for a different one, she was amazed at how fast it sold. That was the start of the business, and it has just grown from

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00:28:32

A Worker and A Guy Bought an Orchard (The Rest is...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/10/10

Once upon a time, there was a theater major (just a worker) and a software engineer (just a guy) who met, got married, and bought an orchard. That is the simple version. Founded in 1920 as Goodale Orchards, Russell Orchards has both a rich history and a deep family legacy. Owner Miranda Russell tells a personal story of how she and her husband came to own the farm, what they have added over the years, and the traditions the farm has rooted in the hearts of the local community. Combining two

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00:21:18

Reimagined Shakespeare & Classical Plays with a...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/10/03

Meet Lily Narbonne, Co-Founding Artistic Director of Lanes Coven Theater Co. Lanes Coven is actor-driven. They produce reimagined Shakespeare and classical plays outdoors, accessible to the Cape Ann community and visitors. They are committed to low-cost experiences everyone can enjoy. Why outdoors? They believe that — after an audience — nature is a Shakespeare Actor's best tool and a theater company's greatest humility; with every word they speak, they honor what is larger than us. Cape Ann is

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00:18:02

Organizing Requires Editing: Make Peace with Your...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/09/26

Whether you need to organize for a move or declutter a space, Muffy White Organizing and Styling (MWOS) can help manage your stuff. There are always ways to simplify, repack, and rearrange - sometimes a new perspective is what you need (and maybe a boost of fresh energy!). Whether you need a major overhaul of your storage spaces or help to make better use of your living spaces, MWOS is ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work. They assist in full house moves, downsizing, home staging…with a

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00:17:46

Melding It All Together: Bridging Educational...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/09/26

Bridge Educational Engineering designs and delivers custom social and emotional learning programs and trainings. Owner and founder Courtney Joly-Lowdemilk has nearly 20 years of experience designing curricula, teaching, coaching, and engineering learning experiences across disciplines, cultures, and platforms. Bridge fosters personhood, meaningful learning outcomes, productivity, retention, and well-being from schools to organizations to families. Visit https://bridgeedengineering.com to learn

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00:18:00

From Waste to Wonder: Renew the Soil, Renew the...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/09/12

In this week’s Cape Ann Conversations episode, learn about the history and capabilities of Black Earth Compost from Justin Sandler, Partner, Onboarding. Starting with just one man and one truck in 2011, Black Earth Compost has grown to become the leading full-service compost company in New England. With 4 compost sites, 35 trucks, and 80 employees, they work with residential, school, municipality, and commercial accounts to collect food scraps all across eastern MA, RI, and NH. They are also the

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00:18:44

Ed Marsh Consulting: Make it Easy for Your Buyer

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/09/05

Did you know that making it easy for your buyers is oftenmore important than making a product or service better? Buyers typically are 70% of the way through their buyer’s journey, doing Internet research before they even want to talk to a sales rep. 40% of B2B sales deals end in no decision due to risk aversion and decision-makers being overwhelmed or having no time to make decisions. B2B buying and selling have changed so much over the last 10 years so using traditional marketing and sales

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00:20:51

Joli Ayn Wood, Studio in The Farms: Lead with Who You...

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/08/29

From art history major to corporate banking consultant to gallery owner to teacher, Joli Ayn Wood’s multifaceted background has led to The Studio in The Farms. Joli Ayn Wood is an artist who “paints what inspires her.” She has a love of plein air painting and enjoys connecting artistic opportunities within the community. She has been called on many times to participate in live painting demonstrations and her corporate management experience has given her the knowledge to help local events incorporate

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00:16:46

The Bits & Bytes of The Computer Doctor

Cape Ann Conversations ·

2024/08/22

Ron Elkin always had an affinity for technology. The technology bug bit him in the 1960s when he was introduced to this new world through his job. He continued learning all aspects of computer hardware and software throughout his work history and began "helping" people for fun. Then in 2001, he decided to take this lifelong passion and make it his full-time career. Thus, The Computer Doctor was born. Ron estimates that half of his clients are home users and half are professionals working

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