Leonard Watson's guest appearances

Leonard Watson

Industry Night

Highland Radio Business Matters

David Katz

Lidia Bastianich

Carla Hall

Lane Harlan

Amy Brandwein

Rita Jammet

Julia Child

Andrew Dana

Maison Joseph Drouhin

Justin Rosenberg

Julie Kirkwood

Nate Mook

Greg Engert

Tommy McFly

Dani Moreira

OwlTail

On this week’s programme, Ciaran O’Donnell talks to the owner of Watson’s Menswear on Letterkenny’s Upper Main Street, Leonard Watson. When the menswear store in Letterkenny he’d worked in for twenty years closed in 2010, Leonard Watson wasn’t sure what to do next. After some soul-searching and receiving the necessary support from those close to him, he decided to open up his own menswear store. Ten years on, he’s glad he did. Ciaran also speaks to Larissa Feeney, founder and CEO of the multi-award-winning company, Accountant Online, who will be a lead entrepreneur on the next ACORN’S programme which gets underway in October. This will be the third year the Donegal-based businesswoman will be helping out with the initiative that supports early-stage entrepreneurs living in rural Ireland. Listen back here: The post Business Matters Ep 108 – Leonard Watson &amp; Larissa Feeney appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

On this week’s programme, Ciaran O’Donnell talks to the owner of Watson’s Menswear on Letterkenny’s Upper Main Street, Leonard Watson. When the menswear store in Letterkenny he’d worked in for twenty years closed in 2010, Leonard Watson wasn’t sure what to do next. After some soul-searching and receiving the necessary support from those close to him, he decided to open up his own menswear store. Ten years on, he’s glad he did. Ciaran also speaks to Larissa Feeney, founder and CEO of the multi-award-winning company, Accountant Online, who will be a lead entrepreneur on the next ACORN’S programme which gets underway in October. This will be the third year the Donegal-based businesswoman will be helping out with the initiative that supports early-stage entrepreneurs living in rural Ireland. Listen back here: The post <a href="https://highlandradio.com/2022/09/07/business-matters-ep-108-leonard-watson-larissa-feeney/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Business Matters Ep 108 – Leonard Watson &amp; Larissa Feeney</a> appeared first on <a href="https://highlandradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport</a>.

Business Matters Ep 108 – Leonard Watson & Larissa Feeney

This week, Industry Night with Foodie and the Beast goes green with guests including Centrolina’s celebrity chef Amy Brandwein, a 2017 James Beard Foundation Award finalist for Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic and owner of the 2016 RAMMY for DC’s best, new restaurant; Julie Kirkwood, founder of DC Urban Greens, a nonprofit, urban farm located in DC’s Ward 7 that serves the community with fresh-grown produce; Leonard Watson, an urban farmer working with DC Urban Greens and Urban Greens’ operations manager, Avery Snipes. Together, we’re taking a deep dive into how urban food desserts (meaning the closest grocery store is several miles away, and residents’ only nearby shopping options are convenience stores that don’t carry any fresh produce or other, good-for-you-foods) can be transformed into productive, economically successful urban farms, year-round!

This week, Industry Night with Foodie and the Beast goes green with guests including Centrolina’s celebrity chef Amy Brandwein, a 2017 James Beard Foundation Award finalist for Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic and owner of the 2016 RAMMY for DC’s best, new restaurant; Julie Kirkwood, founder of DC Urban Greens, a nonprofit, urban farm located in DC’s Ward 7 that serves the community with fresh-grown produce; Leonard Watson, an urban farmer working with DC Urban Greens and Urban Greens’ operations manager, Avery Snipes. Together, we’re taking a deep dive into how urban food desserts (meaning the closest grocery store is several miles away, and residents’ only nearby shopping options are convenience stores that don’t carry any fresh produce or other, good-for-you-foods) can be transformed into productive, economically successful urban farms, year-round!

Going Green: Amy Brandwein, Julie Kirkwood & Leonard Watson