Main Street Moxie: Stories from small-town founders and entrepreneurs told by students and faculty at Franklin College

There’s a particular kind of grit and heart behind every small-town business, and Main Street Moxie: Stories from small-town founders and entrepreneurs told by students and faculty at Franklin College is built to uncover it. This isn't just a series of success stories; it's a collection of real conversations about the messy, rewarding work of building something where you live. Each episode brings you directly into the stories of the builders and dreamers who anchor our communities, from the corner bakery to the growing tech firm. You'll hear about the late-night doubts, the breakthrough ideas, and the personal sacrifices that rarely make it into a business plan. What makes this podcast unique is its perspective: the interviews and narratives are crafted by the students and faculty of Franklin College, offering a fresh, inquisitive lens on entrepreneurship. The Department of Economics, Business, and Accounting partners with the Kite Shop at Franklin College to produce these genuine dialogues, ensuring every story is told with depth and respect. Alongside tales from established founders, special editions turn the microphone toward the next generation, highlighting the ventures of student entrepreneurs on campus and in the surrounding area. Tune in for an authentic, ground-level view of the passion that fuels Main Streets everywhere.