Heart of the City
Heart of the City
Podcast Description
Heart of the City is a podcast about the people behind the places you love. Hosted by Amy Walters, each episode is an honest, bold conversation with entrepreneurs, makers, and community builders who’ve poured everything into building something of their own.
We go beyond the storefronts and into the story—talking about the why behind the work, the highs and lows of starting something from scratch, and the moments that change everything. It’s raw, unfiltered, and as real as it gets.
Small Business. Big Stories.
New episodes weekly.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of entrepreneurship, community impact, and personal journeys, with episodes like the debut featuring Charlie and Courtnay McGinness discussing their shoe store's challenges and triumphs, emphasizing the emotional nuances of starting a business and the resilience required to overcome obstacles.
Heart of the City is a podcast about the people behind the places you love. Hosted by Amy Walters, each episode is an honest, bold conversation with entrepreneurs, makers, and community builders who’ve poured everything into building something of their own.
We go beyond the storefronts and into the story—talking about the why behind the work, the highs and lows of starting something from scratch, and the moments that change everything. It’s raw, unfiltered, and as real as it gets.
Small Business. Big Stories.
New episodes weekly.
At just 26, Caroline Lewis went from working at Lawson House to owning it—an opportunity she never expected and, as she’ll tell you, one that terrified her.
This week, Caroline joins Amy to talk about stepping into ownership before she necessarily felt ready, navigating imposter syndrome, and learning to trust what she knows to be true about herself as a marketer and a leader. They also get into the pressure business owners feel to wear every hat, the power of finding the right people to fill the ones that aren’t yours, and Caroline’s belief that marketing doesn’t have to feel salesy to be effective.
It’s a conversation about taking the risk, trusting your strengths, showing up for people, and finding the courage to truly own your place at the table.
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