Exploring Daybreak: Farmers Market, Unique Vendors, and Community Spirit
Hey listeners! Just Blane and Becks are back with a special edition of Radio Daybreak, and this time, it’s all about the Farmers Market! Join us as we dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Daybreak’s Farmers Market, meet some incredible vendors, and celebrate the community spirit that makes this event so unique.
First, Blane shares his experiences from a summer spent at the market, meeting locals and exploring the diverse products on offer. Although Becks has been busy with real estate, her presence has been missed by the community. They both give a special shoutout to Laura Gaillard from Empowered Community Markets, who has been instrumental in organizing these events and much more.
Next, we meet some fascinating vendors, starting with Lee Gray and his vintage 1952 Cockshutt tractor. We then chat with Ethne from Utah Infinity Gardens, who shares her journey of transforming fallow land into a thriving urban farm. We also catch up with Luke from Swirls Cinnamon Rolls, whose delicious treats sell out quickly each week.
We then encounter Rachanda from African Everything and Konti Goods, who talks about her fair trade collective supporting artisans from eight different countries. Her vibrant products and inspiring mission are a testament to the market’s diverse offerings.
Finally, we wrap up with a musical performance by local talent Mike Tam, whose soulful tunes have been a hit at the market. Blane even tries out some dog treats from Marina’s Yip Yap Treat Shack, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit that thrives in Daybreak.
Don’t miss this episode filled with community stories, unique products, and a true sense of togetherness. Tune in and enjoy the ride through Daybreak’s Farmers Market!
(00:00) This is a special edition of Radio Daybreak
(01:12) Laura from Empower community markets is one of my favorite people
(02:47) Daybreak farmers market is this Saturday at soda row
(04:41) Blane and Courtney test out vintage row crop tractor
(06:24) Utah Infinity gardens is an urban farm that focuses on sustainable farming
(10:15) You were the original Daybreak farmers market farmer. What do you do now
(11:20) Luke at swirls sells out of cinnamon rolls before we try them
(12:28) Rachanda is the owner of african everything in Konti goods
(14:17) Rachanda says eight african countries are represented in her baskets
(17:46) We’re out here now at the daybreak farmers market with Mike Tam
(19:10) Mike Tam has about 30 original songs on Spotify and Apple music
(19:49) You sent me a track that reminded me of some artists
(21:06) Marina Gaillard took her sticker business and scrapped it
(22:00) Marina Gaillard is the owner of the yip yap treat shack
(23:53) I think you really got something here with dog treats
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Keywords: Daybreak, Farmers Market, Community, Local Vendors, Utah, Radio Daybreak, Blane and Becks, Empower Community Markets, Urban Farming, Fair Trade, Cinnamon Rolls, Dog Treats, Local Music, Mike Tam, Yip Yap Treat Shack
