First off, are you subscribed to my podcast?

By subscribing, you'll be the first to know when I publish a new episode.

Here are direct links to my podcast on the most popular* services:
Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher TuneIn Radio Google Play Music Castbox Pocket Casts

I just released Episode 3, where I talk with Dawn Belisle, who runs an alcohol-infused cupcakery in Atlanta, GA.

Even if you're not into alcohol-laced baked goods (like me), I think you'll find her story fascinating. She called the past 5 years a "roller coaster", from quitting her job as a trial lawyer, to selling in professional stadiums and large festivals, to going back to a job, to now looking for her own commercial kitchen.

Listen to Episode 3: From Lawyer To Boozy Baker with Dawn Belisle

Finally, it looks like Oklahoma is getting some love this year in regards to improving their relatively weak cottage food law.

Check out this article about a couple in Oklahoma who run a popular indoor farmers market. They USED to have 20 cottage food vendors, but because their farmers market is indoors, instead of outdoors, the health department said they had to turn away all of their cottage food vendors!

Half-baked state rules prevent indoor farmers market from selling bread

Fortunately, there are multiple bills in the current legislative session to try to improve OK's law. Let's hope one of them passes!

David

* If that list is overwhelming or confusing, I recommend starting with one of the first two, depending on which device you use. And you can always listen to the podcast on the Forrager website, although it's not quite as convenient as using a podcast service.