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The Real Boone Podcast

Real Boone Studios

Created by Real Boone Studios to highlight the stories of local entrepreneurs, business owners, and creatives in the high country of North Carolina. Our goal is provide as much value as possible for our local community here in Boone.

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00:52:13

The Story of Summit Pickleball

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/12/12

In this episode, Grant and Crystal, co-owners of Summit Pickleball in Boone, share the real story behind starting a pickleball space rooted in community, connection, and place. From deciding to take the leap and build something local to learning what it actually takes to run a recreation-based business, they talk openly about the challenges, the risks, and the moments that made it worth it. More than just pickleball, this conversation explores why Boone matters to them, how community shows up when

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00:56:15

Reeling in the High Country with Emily Brinker

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2025/12/01

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01:08:40

There’s Life In The Dirt: Regenerative Agriculture...

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/11/14

Join us for a conversation with Daniel Law, a regenerative agriculture practitioner who's implementing innovative farming solutions in the remote Democratic Republic of Congo. Daniel shares his insights on the broken food system in America, the principles of regenerative agriculture, and how these practices are transforming communities in one of the world's most challenging environments. From soil health to food sovereignty, this episode explores what it takes to build truly sustainable food

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00:54:31

From Bangkok to Boone with Sherri Pengjad

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/10/31

In this episode, we sit down with Boone-based Thai cook and community creator Sherri Pengjad, whose kitchen is filled with more than just flavor it’s full of heart, heritage, and connection. Sherri shares how her love for Thai cooking became a bridge between cultures, a way to celebrate her roots while building community right here in the High Country. From the lessons she learned growing up to the joy she finds in sharing meals with others, Sherri’s story reminds us that food is one of the most

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01:17:22

The Story of Center 45 with Aaron Parlier

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/10/18

In this episode, Aaron shares his story of grit, curiosity, and community from growing up on a gravel road, up in a holler to becoming a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne and later co-founding Center 45 Climbing & Fitness. His reflections on risk, purpose, and the High Country climbing scene reveal how passion and perseverance can shape a place and the people around it. This episode celebrates the energy of Boone, the joy of climbing, and “being active and having a really, really fun time doing

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01:00:49

From South Africa to Boone with Jaco Gerbrands

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/10/03

In this episode Jaco shares his wild story of adaptation and perseverance across continents, revealing how his commitment to hard work and genuine human connection has shaped both his life and career. This episode is a testament to the power of building deep relationships and embracing new communities, no matter where life takes you.

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00:58:18

The Art of Software Development with Declan Nishiyama

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/09/27

We dive into the world of software development, AI, and more as it relates to Boone!!

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00:43:56

The Story of Steakager with Scott Korbyn

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/09/05

Today we dive into Scott’s story of building a manufacturing business here in town, how tariffs are changing the game, and what it takes to design something new! This is a great one you won’t want to miss.

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01:16:50

Running 1900 Miles In 36 days with John Kelly

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/08/22

Join us for a conversation with ultrarunner John Kelly about his recent Appalachian Trail speed record attempt and why he had to stop just short of the finish. Kelly shares his thoughts on embracing discomfort, setting big goals, and how to push beyond your limits. Whether you're a runner or just looking for motivation, this episode offers honest insights on dealing with setbacks and staying driven. Get ready to step outside your comfort zone.

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00:55:14

The Story of Venture Chocolate with Meredith Davis

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/08/08

Meredith Davis never set out to become a designer, entrepreneur, or community builder but what started with a campus coffee shop job turned into a story of risk, faith, and deep creative purpose. In this episode, she shares how her early experiences abroad reshaped her values, how Local Lion came to life with basically no budget, how they started Venture, and how design became her language for serving people. ALSO get a sneak peek into the new bookstore they are opening this fall. From heating

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01:06:26

Positively Influencing the Next Generation with...

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/07/25

Corrie Freeman has been a 4th grade teacher at Hardin Park for 26 years. In this episode, she will dive into the ins and outs of elementary education, community involvement, and shaping kids futures by simply being the best 4th grade teacher she can be. Corrie makes sure to love each kid to the fullest that walks through her classroom door…and it shows!

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01:01:06

The Story of Magic Cycles with Mike Boone

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/07/11

Today we explore the wild story of how Mike Boone built the go to bike shop in Boone. He tells his story of getting a DUI, riding bikes on long lost trails, and how to adapt a business in a changing world. https://www.magiccycles.com

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01:09:38

Painting on an iceberg in the arctic and more with...

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/06/26

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Rachael Van Dyke, a full-time artist whose abstract landscape and figurative works are deeply influenced by her off-grid lifestyle in these Blue Ridge Mountains as well as her extensive travels abroad. In this episode, Rachael opens up about her creative process, sharing insights into how she transforms her experiences into captivating art. She also discusses her time in various artist residencies, offering a glimpse into the opportunities and challenges

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01:17:15

Running 100 miles, fatherhood, and faith with Joe Keys

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/06/13

Owner of Our Daily Builders Joe Keys discusses with us his story. We dive into the why behind ultra-running, raising a daughter, and his faith. This is a great one you don't want to miss. https://www.ourdailybuilders.com

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01:09:53

Why F.A.R.M. Cafe Works with Shane Hillman

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/05/30

Today we talk with our friend Shane who shares his experience in the food industry, how he got to Boone, and why he loves to serve people with food! Learn more about F.A.R.M. Cafe!https://farmcafe.org

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01:16:10

Stories of Boone PD with Kat Eller

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/05/16

Today we talk all things Boone PD with our good friend Kat. She’s the community liason and used to be a detective for several years. We get into crazy stories, how to create your own role at a job, and what it takes to be a police officer.

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01:08:46

The Art of Teaching with Cacey Wells

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/05/02

In this episode we chat with our good friend Cacey, Ph.D Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at Appalachian State University. We dive into his story and explore topics like: why everyone seems to hate math, working through tragedy, and how to teach creatively to engage your students. Whether you are a book club leader, recovering from math trauma, or even a parent this podcast is for you. https://www.realboone.com

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01:22:50

Advocating for Artists with Amber Bateman

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/04/18

Executive director of the Watauga Arts Council, founder of Quiet Givers, and an accomplished artist. Amber Bateman has left a tremendous impact wherever she works. We dive into her story, the current needs of the artist community in the high country, and how Cheap Joe's warehouse could be the future center for the arts. https://www.watauga-arts.org https://www.realboone.com

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01:03:49

Full-time to Freelance with Seth Kingdon

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/04/05

Today's episode is all about Seth's incredible journey of building a business and taking risks. We dive into balancing work and family life, systems for business owners, and so much more!https://www.realboone.comhttps://www.kingdonmarketing.com

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01:16:05

The Art of Climbing with Elijah Kiser

The Real Boone Podcast ·

2025/03/22

Let's dive deep into how the sport of climbing intersects with art and creativity. Elijah Kiser, a talented Boone climber, walks us through his story, climbing in Boone, and why people spend their lives climbing on rocks. Even if you've never climbed before, you'll find this story informational and inspiring. Elijah Kiser:https://www.instagram.com/allegedly.lij/Reach out to us with all your camera needs:https://www.realboone.com

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