Common Roots
Common Roots
Podcast Description
In Common Roots, we hand the mic over to 20 INFRA Members to share their unique challenges and triumphs in navigating the world of natural food retail. Whether they’re urban or rural, east coast or west coast, small or large, there’s one thing these stores have in common – a deep commitment to providing healthy natural foods to their communities. Are our common roots really so common? Let’s find out!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as community engagement, sourcing local produce, and the intersection of health and retail, with episodes highlighting specific stores and their initiatives, such as Swamp Rabbit Cafe's commitment to bikeable communities and Bapa's Market's healthcare-informed approach to food.
In Common Roots, we hand the mic over to 20 INFRA Members to share their unique challenges and triumphs in navigating the world of natural food retail. Whether they’re urban or rural, east coast or west coast, small or large, there’s one thing these stores have in common – a deep commitment to providing healthy natural foods to their communities. Are our common roots really so common? Let’s find out!
In this episode of Common Roots, we’re chatting with Jimbo Someck, a founding INFRA Member and Owner of Jimbo’s Naturally in California. Hear from Jimbo about how he fosters consumer education and integrity in his stores through the Jimbo’s ethos, which emphasizes the importance of organic and regenerative agriculture and maintaining a strong relationships with customers to foster accountability and transparency.
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