Wow. Thanks for the fabulous response to yesterday’s news, everyone! I never thought I could get so excited about an online order from Middle Wisconsin (but maybe things were just extra giddy b/c I’d stayed up all night?)… If you missed it, we launched a big new offering: a t-shirt printing service designed to be […]
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100 Ways to Eliminate Single Use Plastics (Buds of Spring special!)
My bud, Matt, runs a month-long event every year called Buds Of Spring, which is, perhaps, best described as a social rally to spend the month of April making healthy habit shifts in the run-up to Summer. This thing has been getting a little bit bigger and better with each year: when I ran into […]
Trump, Russia, and Reclaiming Personal Power In The Time Of Climate Change
It’s been several weeks since I’ve posted here– I’ve found myself consuming content more than producing it as drama at the top of our government plays out in real time. As we woke up the morning after the 2016 election, a few things were painfully clear: this was not going to go well for the […]
A personal follow-up from Julie as we relaunch
Friends, it’s been quite the road. After an unexpected nudge out of the building at 41st earlier this year, I’ve spent much of 2018 in both personal and professional transition toward a new phase that, for all purposes, begins with today’s digital launch. Leaving the shop behind was both difficult and a relief: difficult, in […]
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Minneapolis social enterprise Junket: Tossed & Found relaunches business with climate classes, ethical online product, and an action-oriented seasonal campaign Citing the direct correlation between consumer purchases and climate change, Minneapolis company Junket: Tossed & Found initiated the launch of a new business model on Wednesday, hoping to reach the community in anticipation of what […]