Small Business Saturday Mac Frederick

Did you know that 75% - 100% of the commercial ice cream you are eating is made up of air??? You don’t have to worry about that with Zsa’s Ice Cream!

🍦

During this week’s episode, of Small Business Saturday Philadelphia, Mac sat down with Danielle Jowdy, owner and founder of Zsa’s ice cream. Founded in 2011, Zsa’s ice cream is a new, American ice cream brand. Their flavors are fresh takes on the traditional ice cream flavors we know and love. You can find Zsa’s Ice Cream at their shop in Mt.Airy or in over 50 fine grocers in and around Philadelphia!

😋

Danielle is the sole founder of Zsa’s. It can be hard being a woman entrepreneur and business owner, but she wouldn’t have it any other way. Her favorite part about the business? Making the actual ice cream! 

🎙

Make sure to follow Zsa'a Ice Cream on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook  - Zsa’s website is coming soon. Stay tuned! ➡️ http://www.zsasicecream.com/

❤️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!

 Are you an animal lover? You’re gonna love this week’s episode featuring Citizens for a No-Kill Philadelphia! If you’re not a pet person, tag someone who is!

 🐶🐱

During this week’s episode, of Small Business Saturday Philadelphia, Mac sat down with Samantha Holbrook, President of Citizens for a No-Kill Philadelphia. CNKP is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2009. The organization is made up of pet owners who are working to make Philadelphia a no-kill city, which means that no animal that is healthy and treatable is senselessly killed due to shelter overcrowding.

Listen to the full episode to hear their amazing story!

🎙

Make sure to follow Citizens for a No-Kill Philadelphia on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @PhillyNoKill - Visit CNKP’s website for more information ➡️ https://www.phillynokill.org/

❤️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!

Are you living in Philadelphia and looking for a new neighborhood to explore? Go and visit North 5th Street! Learn more about the group making the street so beautiful - North 5th Street Revitalization Project ❤️

🏙

During this week’s episode of Small Business Saturday Philadelphia, we sat down with Stephanie Michel, director at North 5th Street Revitalization Project. N5SRP was started around 2008. The main mission of the organization is to improve the quality of life in Olney, revitalize the surrounding community, foster community pride, and promote the amazing businesses located on 5th street.

Listen to the full episode to find out more.

🎙

Make sure to follow North 5th Street Revitalization Project on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Visit their website for more information.

❤️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!

 Have you ever heard of the term “Deschooling?” 🤔 Eclectic Learning Network is a local business that connects life, diversity, race, and inclusion into at-home education.

🍎

Listen to episode 10 of the Small Business Saturday Philadelphia podcast! This week, Mac interviews Maleka Diggs, founder of Eclectic Learning Network. ELN is a Black and Brown centered home-education network that aims to empower families through respectful parenting and experiential learning.

🎙

Eclectic Learning Network was created out of a not-so-friendly interaction with a local education institution. Maleka decided that she could do better, so she created ELN with her two daughters in mind, ages 11 and 13. Over the last four years, Eclectic Learning Network has offered more than 300 programs to the Philadelphia community with a focus on Black/Brown families.

📚

Make sure to follow Eclectic Learning Network on Instagram and Facebook @EclecticLearningNetwork. Visit ELN’s website for more information ➡️ https://www.eclecticlearningnetwork.com/

❤️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!

 Who is ready to ditch Philly’s cold weather and head off on an adventure ✋🏼 Ecco Adventures has got you covered.

✈️

Listen to episode 9 of the Small Business Saturday Philadelphia podcast! This week, our co-hosts Mac and Delilah, interview Andre from Ecco Adventures, a local business that specializes in authentic travel experiences.

🎙

Ecco Adventures aim to create unique Italian vacations.  During tours with Ecco Adventures, you will experience trying local foods, hiking, connecting with people, and finding hidden gems in amazing cities like Milan. If you are looking for the trip of a lifetime, Ecco Adventures is the place to go.

😍

Make sure to follow Ecco Adventures on Instagram and Facebook @EccoAdventures. Check out their website for more information and to book your trip! ➡️ https://eccoadventures.com/

❤️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!

Have you ever heard of the term “Poi Dog?”  🤭🤔  This week’s Podcast Episode features Poi Dog Philly, a Hawaiian-style food cart and counter-service restaurant.

😋

Listen to episode 8 of the Small Business Saturday Podcast! During this week’s episode, Mac sat down with Chris Vacca and Kiki Aranita, co-owners of Poi Dog Philly. Poi Dog Philly draws their influences from Hawaiian, Filipino, Japanese, and Portuguese style foods.

🍽

Chris and Kiki are self-taught chefs, making Poi Dog’s dishes unique. They acquired their cooking skills after opening their food cart and from traveling around the Philippines to learn to make regional specialties from street food vendors.

❤️

Make sure to follow Poi Dog Philly on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter at @PoiDogPhilly. Learn more about Poi Dog online on their website at https:/www.poidogphilly.com/

⬇️

Make sure that you're following us at @smallbizsaturdays on social media and subscribed to our Youtube channel to see all of our past SBS episodes! If you have an interesting story and would like to share it with the city, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until next Saturday!