Listen as we go backstage with Darin Piccoli of The State Room, while we chat about how he got started in the music industry, and how The State Room, and The State Room Presents have helped to shape the culture of Salt Lake City. 

Local First Utah is a non-profit organization that works to educate the public about the economic, social and cultural benefits of buying from locally owned, independent businesses, and The Localist Project is one the best ways for individuals like you to get involved! Make sure to like and subscribe to the podcast, and take the Localist Pledge, at www.localfirst.org.

Would you like to join Local First Utah as an official business member? Or perhaps you’re ready to take the Localist pledge. Visit www.localfirst.org to get involved.

Listen as we chat with Sara Vogel of Flourish Bakery, Utah’s only second chance, long term recovery workforce reentry program in Utah. 

Local First Utah is a non-profit organization that works to educate the public about the economic, social and cultural benefits of buying from locally owned, independent businesses, and The Localist Project is one the best ways for individuals like you to get involved! Make sure to like and subscribe to the podcast, and take the Localist Pledge, at www.localfirst.org.

Would you like to join Local First Utah as an official business member? Or perhaps you’re ready to take the Localist pledge. Visit www.localfirst.org to get involved.

Listen as we chat with Rachel Smit of SLC Chow, a local meal delivery kit focusing on plant based recipes and ingredients delivered directly to your doorstep. 

Local First Utah is a non-profit organization that works to educate the public about the economic, social and cultural benefits of buying from locally owned, independent businesses, and The Localist Project is one the best ways for individuals like you to get involved! Make sure to like and subscribe to the podcast, and take the Localist Pledge, at www.localfirst.org.

Would you like to join Local First Utah as an official business member? Or perhaps you’re ready to take the Localist pledge. Visit www.localfirst.org to get involved.