Tulsa Is Home
Tulsa Is Home
Podcast Description
The Tulsa Is Home podcast takes you behind the scenes of local businesses, organizations and neighborhoods in this wonderful town we call Tulsa. Meet the restauranteurs, professionals, artists, shop owners and more who call Tulsa home. Don't miss any episodes and watch the video interviews and so much more by subscribing to our newsletter... tulsadaily.com/subscribe
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of themes focusing on local entrepreneurs, artists, and community leaders, with episodes exploring personal journeys and professional insights. Notable topics include the growth of food entrepreneurship in Tulsa with features like Mother Road Market, stories of resilience through episodes like Dr. Casey Flickinger's journey, and unique narratives from local personalities like Noah and Abigail Erb discussing their experiences and community impact.

The Tulsa Is Home podcast takes you behind the scenes of local businesses, organizations and neighborhoods in this wonderful town we call Tulsa. Meet the restauranteurs, professionals, artists, shop owners and more who call Tulsa home.
Don’t miss any episodes and watch the video interviews and so much more by subscribing to our newsletter…
tulsadaily.com/subscribe
Host Chelsea Smith interviews Tulsa small-business owners Kristy Fears and Suzanne Boyd of Thanks, Mom Co., discussing how they met on a blind double date, became close friends, and had first babies five days apart. They share backgrounds in missions and pharmacy, then explain their product: a two-part stain-removal system with a patent-pending handheld silicone scrub base and a six-ingredient, tallow-based stain stick designed to avoid harmful chemicals and be safe for baby clothes. Suzanne left pharmacy in 2025 to run the business full time, and they describe extensive prototyping, family involvement, and the challenge of entrepreneurship having no finish line.

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