Welcome to "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" podcast, where we showcase the remarkable stories of New Orleans entrepreneurs, artists, and changemakers. In this episode, we have a special guest, Kristen Preau, the owner Jambalaya Girl. Join us as we dive into Kristen's remarkable journey from following her family’s footsteps in cooking to establishing her own brand in the New Orleans food space. Kristen discusses her start as a child and the role some of the most popular chefs of New Orleans played in her introduction to the food scene. She also talks about how her father’s company gave her an introduction to entrepreneurship. Kristen opens up about Hurricane Katrina and how that impacted her life locally and being around the country. She mentions the role she played in helping the recovery of New Orleans. Lastly, Kristen discusses the current work of her company and the future plans and growth for the organization. We express our gratitude to Kristen Preau for sharing her inspiring journey and commitment to making a difference in New Orleans. We encourage listeners to support Jambalaya Girl and other local businesses that are driving positive change. Thank the audience for tuning in to this episode of "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" and invite them to join us for future episodes that celebrate the rich culture and stories of New Orleans. Don't forget to follow us on social media @boxofcarenola, subscribe to our podcast for more stories about the people and places that make New Orleans such a special place, and join the Sheaux Some NOLA experience where you receive pieces of New Orleans monthly to your doorstep. You can sign up at www.sheauxsomenola.com. Learn more below: Website: https://jambalayagirl.com/ IG: @jambalayagirl Our website: www.boxofcare.com IG: @boxofcarenola Facebook: @Box Of Care

Welcome to "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" podcast, where we showcase the remarkable stories of New Orleans entrepreneurs, artists, and changemakers. 

In this episode, we have a special guest, Jon Renthrope, the owner of Cajun Fire Brewing Company, the first black-owned brewery in the South. Join us as we dive into Jon's inspiring journey, from the inception of his brewery to his ongoing efforts to uplift the community.

Jon shares his motivation behind starting Cajun Fire Brewing Company and the inspiration he drew from his Louisiana roots. He discusses the challenges he faced in establishing the first black-owned brewery in the South and breaking barriers in the industry. He talks about the unique flavors and cultural influences he incorporates into his craft beers, reflecting the spirit of New Orleans.

Jon opens up about the obstacles he encountered along the way and how he navigated through them. In addition, he discusses the importance of perseverance, resilience, and adapting to changing circumstances. He also shares personal anecdotes of triumphs and lessons learned, inspiring others to overcome their own challenges.

Lastly, Jon discusses his commitment to improving the community and creating opportunities for others. He shares his vision for New Orleans, highlighting the city's potential for growth and inclusivity. Within those ideas, Jon provides a glimpse into the future of Cajun Fire Brewing Company and his plans for expansion.

We express our gratitude to Jon Renthrope for sharing his inspiring journey and commitment to making a difference in New Orleans. We encourage listeners to support Cajun Fire Brewing Company and other local businesses that are driving positive change.

Thank the audience for tuning in to this episode of "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" and invite them to join us for future episodes that celebrate the rich culture and stories of New Orleans.

Don't forget to follow us on social media @boxofcarenola, subscribe to our podcast for more stories about the people and places that make New Orleans such a special place, and join the Sheaux Some NOLA experience where you receive pieces of New Orleans monthly to your doorstep.

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Website: https://drinkcajunfire.com/

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Welcome to "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" podcast, where we bring you the vibrant stories of New Orleans entrepreneurs, artists, and innovators. In this episode, we have a special guest, Jarvis Joseph, the owner of Culture Creole Seasoning, a beloved local seasoning company based in Lafayette, Louisiana. We delve into Jarvis's journey, from discovering his passion for cooking to building his own successful business. Jarvis shares his early experiences with cooking and how it became a significant part of his life. He also discusses the influence of his family and cultural background in shaping his culinary interests, including talking about the joy and fulfillment he found in experimenting with flavors and creating delicious dishes. Jarvis also describes the inspiration behind starting his own seasoning company. He shares the story of how he developed the unique blend of spices that became the signature Culture Creole seasoning. Also discussing the challenges and learning experiences he encountered in the initial stages of building his business. Lastly, Jarvis provides insights into the growth and expansion plans for Culture Creole Seasoning. He talks about the importance of community and collaborations in his business's success We express our gratitude to Jarvis Joseph for sharing his inspiring journey and insights with us. We encourage listeners to check out Culture Creole Seasoning and support local businesses. Thank the audience for joining us on this episode of "The Sheaux Some NOLA Experience" and invite them to tune in for future episodes that highlight the vibrant spirit of New Orleans. Don't forget to follow us on social media @boxofcarenola, subscribe to our podcast for more stories about the people and places that make New Orleans such a special place, and join the Sheaux Some NOLA experience where you receive pieces of New Orleans monthly to your doorstep. You can sign up at www.sheauxsomenola.com. Learn more below: Website: https://culturecreoleseasoning.com/ IG: @culturecreoleseasoning Our website: www.boxofcare.com IG: @boxofcarenola Facebook: @Box Of Care

Welcome to Sheaux Some Nola Experience, where we explore the people, places, and experiences that make New Orleans unique. In this episode, we are joined by Tiffany Brown, the owner of Wicks Nola, a local candle company that has gained national attention for its unique scents and high-quality products.

On this episode, Tiffany shares how she got into candle making and how her passion for creating unique scents led her to start her own business. She talks about how her family has played an important role in her business, both in terms of providing support and helping out with the day-to-day operations.

Tiffany also discusses how she bounced back from the heartbreak of losing 2 physical locations due to unforeseen circumstances and how she had to pivot her business to online-only. She shares the excitement of being featured in Oprah magazine and on the Today show and how it has impacted her business and some of her favorite scents.

Tiffany shares insights and advice for other business owners and entrepreneurs, highlighting the importance of resilience, being adaptable, and not being afraid to take risks.

We hope you enjoyed this episode of Sheaux Some Nola Experience, and we encourage you to support local businesses like Wicks Nola.

Don't forget to follow us on social media @boxofcarenola, subscribe to our podcast for more stories about the people and places that make New Orleans such a special place, and join the Sheaux Some NOLA experience where you receive pieces of New Orleans monthly to your doorstep.

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Welcome to Sheaux Some Nola Experience, where we explore the people, places, and experiences that make New Orleans unique.

In this episode, I was joined by Brittney Dobard, the owner of Nola Cookie Company, that has been delighting taste buds across the city with its delicious flavors.

Brittney shares how she got into baking and how her passion for cookies led her to start her own business. She talks about how her family has played an important role in her business, both in terms of providing support and helping out with the day-to-day operations.

Brittney also discusses some of her favorite cookie flavors and the craziest order request she received. She shares some insights and advice for other business owners and entrepreneurs, highlighting the importance of staying true to your vision and being persistent in the face of challenges.

I hope you enjoy this episode of Sheaux Some Nola Experience, and we encourage you to support local businesses like NOLA Cookie Company.

Don't forget to follow us on social media @boxofcarenola, subscribe to our podcast for more stories about the people and places that make New Orleans such a special place, and join the Sheaux Some NOLA experience where you receive pieces of New Orleans monthly to your doorstep.

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Website: https://www.nolacookieco.com/

IG: @nolacookie

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