In The Harbor
In The Harbor
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Podcast where sport, leisure, and finance meet
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The podcast covers a range of topics that intersect sports, leisure, and finance. It includes analyses of recent market volatility, discussions on NCAA sports events like the Frozen Four, and insights into global economic conditions, with episodes highlighting key matchups and prediction trends, as seen in episodes discussing Penn State vs Boston University and Denver vs Western Michigan.

The Podcast where sports, leisure, and finance meet
After selling his company, Terry Olson got bored, so he set out to create the vodka he wanted to drink. That became Zim's Vodka, a premium Polish potato vodka.
Terry walks us through the ground game of the spirits business: shelf space, distribution, and competing with the biggest brands in the world. He explains why he built Zim's as a premium product and why he has never lowered his price, because once you lower it, you can't go back up. We also talk about bootstrapping, his Polish farm partners, and what pro hockey taught him about never letting anybody dictate your path.
Learn more: https://zimsvodka.com
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