Capitalism for Good

Amber Whittenberg is Owner of Local Yokels in Seattle, Washington, a local market & grocery delivery service completely sourced from the local economy with a carbon footprint of 95% less than the traditional grocery store. Local Yokels creates a micro-economy that supports both customers & producers alike. Shout out toBig Whale ConsignmentFind Local YokelsWebsiteFacebookInstagramRootstock NWOther MentionsSeattle Indian Health BoardWICHolmquist HazelnutsBeechers Handmade CheeseEvergreen State CollegeCity of SeattleGood Food Connections + Food Action Plan SummitJoy HollingsworthOffice of Sustainability & EnvironmentFresh Bucks ProgramGood Start PackagingSeeking KombuchaFood Not BombsGood Bottle Refill ShopAll the ways to find, follow, & support the Capitalism for Good podcast: Apple Podcasts | Bluesky | Capitalism for Good’s Between the Interviews Podcast | Patreon | Company Mentions | Email | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify | The Store, by CFG | TikTok | YouTube

David Phan, Owner of Huppy, a company that makes toothpaste tablets and oral care products. It’s also a company that was named by combining “happy” and “puppy” together and was also created, in part, to counteract the one billion toothpaste tubes that are thrown away every year. Shout out toPatagoniaFind HuppyWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInTikTokAll the ways to find, follow, & support the Capitalism for Good podcast: Apple Podcasts | Bluesky | Capitalism for Good’s Between the Interviews Podcast | Patreon | Company Mentions | Email | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify | The Store, by CFG | TikTok | YouTube

Taylor Clarke is Co-Founder of Amborella Organics, a seed-bearing lollipop company mindfully made to recreate the memory. She is also a strategic consultant known for driving meaningful growth for purpose-driven brands, with past work including Pacha Soap and current clients like Paso Robles Ironworks. She specializes in facilitating key buyer connections, refining brand strategy, and increasing sales through integrated leadership across website development, social media, email marketing, and paid advertising teams. Her holistic approach aligns brand storytelling with performance, helping businesses scale with clarity and impact.Shout out to:City of Hope HospitalFind Amborella Organics:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInPinterestTikTokTwitterVimeoFind Taylor Clarke:LinkedInBonus shout out to:Females in FoodAll the ways to find, follow, & support the Capitalism for Good podcast: Apple Podcasts | Bluesky | Capitalism for Good’s Between the Interviews Podcast | Patreon | Company Mentions | Email | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify | The Store, by CFG | TikTok | YouTube

Episode 40 is an interview with Tom Murphy, Owner of Outdoor Odysseys, a sea kayaking tour company based in Friday Harbor, Washington. This is the second episode in a 2-part series that includes the perspective of a small business owner and a direct report. It’s a unique perspective that goes beyond just these two leaders. It’s also, in part, and unexpected ode to the company’s founder, Clark Casebolt, whose natural ability to lead by example to build a stable business on a foundation of analog practices continues to stand the test of time. It’s a case study in living and working in alignment with your values with intention, integrity, and sustainability (in every sense of the world) to build a beautiful community.Alright. That’s enough. Let’s go leave this place better than we found it. Shout out to: Clark CaseboltAll the companies out there quietly putting their passions firstBonus Shout out to: Camp Nor’westerDVA MarketingChristian Folk (former guide)Jenny Heap (former guide)Keith Darnun (former guide)Find Outdoor Odysseys:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedIn All the ways to find, follow, & support the Capitalism for Good: Bluesky | BioSite | Company Mentions | Email | Facebook | Instagram | Patreon | TikTok | Transcripts | YouTube

Episode 40 is an interview with Peter Yacobellis, Director of Sales & Marketing of Outdoor Odysseys, a sea kayaking tour company based in Friday Harbor, Washington. This is the first episode in a 2-part series that includes the perspective of a small business owner and a direct report. It’s also a company that I’ve been a customer of twice thanks to the personal recommendation of a local and have since recommended too many times to count. The knowledge & passion of the guides permeates the company and continues to draw in customers and employees for 40 seasons (and hopefully many many more).Alright. That’s enough. Let’s go leave this place better than we found it. Shout out to: Those that choose to resign from your jobs over valuesMalalaAlanis MorissetOphrahDali LlamaGreta ThumburgBillie EilsihBill GatesWarren BuffettTomFind Outdoor Odysseys:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedIn

Today we have Stacey Sigler, Owner of The Lean Refillery & Tiffany Sigler, Owner of Juniperseed Mercantile, in Littleton, Colorado. This duo of powerhouse supportive women is one of the greatest examples of community building in its most natural state from the microcommunity that exists within their partnership and permeates into everything they touch. Tiffany was also a guest on Episode 14 of the sister spin off project, Capitalism for Green (the refill store podcast), talking about her experience owning Juniperseed Mercantile and recent expansion into a course & coaching option for other refill store owners. That venture is supported by her partner, Stacy Sigler, Owner of The Lean Refillery (and do-er of many other things). We talk about how that supportive partnership that overlaps between their personal and professional life also just makes logical sense to build a sustainable community by supporting the others around them in the same way they support one another. This episode is perfect for refillery owners. It’s great for small business owners. It’s also ideal for anyone interested in building strong sustainable communities (in every sense of the word “sustainble”). Alright. That’s enough. Let’s so leave this place better than we found it. Shout out: Jeanie Boymel - Altitude Financial PartnersFind Juniperseed Mercantile: WebsiteFacebookInstagramFind The Lean Refillery:WebsiteFacebook (The Sigler Effect)InstagramAll the ways to find, follow, & support the Capitalism for Good universe: Apple Podcasts (Bittersweet Paradox) | Apple Podcasts (Capitalism for Good) | Apple Podcasts (Capitalism for Green) | Bittersweet Paradox Patreon | Bittersweet Paradox Writing Club | Bluesky (Bittersweet Paradox) | Bluesky (Capitalism for Good) | Capitalism for Good’s Between the Interviews Podcast | Capitalism for Good Patreon | Capitalism for Green Patreon | Capitalism for Green: The Blog | Company Mentions | Email Bittersweet Paradox | Email Capitalism for Good | Email Capitalism for Green | Facebook | Instagram (Andrea & her 2026 Goal = No New Things, Only New Experiences) | Instagram (Bittersweet Paradox) | Instagram (Capitalism for Good) | Instagram (Capitalism for Green) | Spotify (Bittersweet Paradox) | Spotify (Capitalism for Good) | Spotify (Capitalism for Green) | The Store, by CFG | TikTok (Capitalism for Good) | YouTube (Capitalism for Good)