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BUILDABLE - a podcast for business builders

BUILDABLE - a podcast for business builders

Jessica Renfrow 1 Episodes Oct 7, 2026

Buildable is a weekly podcast hosted by Jessica Renfrow, who has spent 23 years starting, buying, and selling businesses in a small town. Each episode features a conversation with a business owner, exploring the six layers every business goes through, including real numbers and failures. The show is aimed at aspiring entrepreneurs with an idea and those who want their business to run without them. No big ideas, investors, or moving to a bigger town are required—just start with what you've got. New episodes are released weekly.

Episodes

Buildable Episode 3 - The future of Cofeyville, Kansas
Buildable Episode 3 - The future of Cofeyville, Kansas Oct 7, 2026 00:04:49 Two Leadership Coffeyville sessions, and I've never been more optimistic about this town 🏥🏡Our hospital fights every day to keep care close to home. Business recruitment is bringing in jobs. New homes are going up. Coffeyville is growing 📈And "there's nothing to do here"? Not true. Comment HERE with one thing more people should know about 👇#LeadershipCoffeyville #CoffeyvilleKS #MontgomeryCountyKS
Buildable Episode 2 - 
Small Town Businesses
Buildable Episode 2 - Small Town Businesses Sep 22, 2026 00:13:28 Commercial buildings are sitting empty in Independence and Coffeyville, and I think that's an opportunity, not a eulogy.In this episode I talk about what actually makes a business work in a small town, the honest pros and cons of building one here, and the wave of retiring owners who are closing profitable businesses instead of selling them to the next generation. Those businesses have customers,
Buildable Episode 1 - From Survival to Legacy
Buildable Episode 1 - From Survival to Legacy Aug 26, 2026 00:55:49 Mat Lewczenko signed a personal guarantee on a commercial space he was certain agents wanted. Twenty five hundred dollars a month each, twenty four months, plus overhead. Nobody came. It cost him seventy four thousand dollars and it nearly cost him his marriage.Then, at the end of November, with his mindset in the dirt, a friend asked him a question that took about four seconds to answer and two y

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