The Get Thrifty Podcast arc Thrift Stores

Here’s your chance to learn about thrifting in New Zealand! Tune in to this episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast as host Maggie Scivicque talks with Marita of @arohanuihospiceshops all about normalizing secondhand, sustainability, and trends in thrifting!
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
Charity Shops and opshops in New Zealand. The mission of the Arohanui Hospice Foundation. Trends in thrifting. Sustainability: Be part of the solution, not the pollution. The beautiful donations she receives at Arohanui Hospice Foundation. Trade Me and other reselling platforms in New Zealand. The international language of thrift!

Fashion is deeply tied to art, creativity, and self-expression for Shayzon (@shayzon). Join this passionate designer and “fashion mixologist” on this episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast with host Maggie Scivicque and be inspired!
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
What it’s like being a “fashion mixologist.” Her introduction to thrifting as a young girl new to the U.S. from her home country of Jamaica. Her “coat of many colors” that she created. The art of thrifting and fashion design. Her passion for creating content that is inspiring and creative. Runway fashion. How she taught herself how to sew and design clothes.

Twelve hours thrifting in Colorado! Yes, please! Great deals and amazing finds. Listen in to this encore episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast with William Conlin of @PickerRoad and hear all about the 4,000 miles he and his parents logged to film two upcoming episodes of Picker Road!
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
All about Picker Road’s recent road trip that covered over 4,000 miles! He and his family thrifted for 12 straight hours on their trip to Colorado (including 8 arc Thrift Stores)!! Everything they loved about shopping at arc Thrift Stores while in Denver! Their love of uranium lamps and Talavera pottery. From Japan to Las Vegas, international insider’s tips from Picker Road. All about the “unideer.” Wild collections and wacky movie memorabilia.

Estate sales, vintage hunting, finding the perfect lamp, navigating the Quirky Groovy Vintage – Buy Sell Trade Group, and more with guest Amelia @meliacatt on this episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast with host Maggie Scivicque @PodcastWithMaggie. Fun and full of inspiration!
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
Making connections with estate sale companies. Growing her reselling business that begins by helping clients clean out their houses. Hunting for retro relics and “attic finds.” Tips for shopping at vintage markets. Her collections of lamps, cat figurines, pool chip and dip sets! Her search for the perfect lamp! Selling success on the Quirky Groovy Vintage – Buy Sell Trade Group.

Lindsey (@restylebyrenn) is a mid-40s woman navigating the world of a changing body size and wants to make sure that woman of all ages and sizes know that the thrifting and vintage world has a place for them. Join her on this episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast as she shares with host Maggie Scivicque @PodcastWithMaggie her journey to growing her online reselling side-hustle. You don’t want to miss it!
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
Her Poshmark journey. Discovering TikTok during COVID and making it work for her brand. Promoting body confidence and body positivity and changing the stigma about finding plus-size fashion at thrift stores. Her new venture as a secondhand stylist, offering style bundles and personal shopping. How she curates her booth at Park Hill Treasures in Denver. Her thoughts on the future of vintage and slow fashion. Why we should normalize thrifting gifts.

Alberta Rose @albertarose believes in creating community and in creating a true connection with your clothing. She does this through thrifting, promoting sustainable and slow fashion, and her career as a content creator and personal stylish. Tune in to her inspiring conversation with host Maggie Scivicque @PodcastWithMaggie on this episode of the Get Thrifty Podcast.
 
SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS:
How her new career as a content creator and personal stylist has changed her life. Working to promote sustainable and slow fashion. Creating a connection to your clothing and a relationship to fashion. The power in knowing what you like and how you want to express yourself with your style. Exposing thrifting to a younger audience. The shift in consumer habits. How clothes say a lot about us. How she works with her clients and helps them express the visions they have for their wardrobes. Celebrating “pops of color!” in her own personal style. How our clothes put us in community. What gets her heart pumping when she goes to a thrift store.