“Spaces like this are really important for not just sports and not just representation, but for the people who come to be a part of that community,” said Jenny Nguyen, owner of the Sports Bra in Portland, Oregon.

Shelley Rivers, a substitute teacher in Iowa City, Iowa, says she never even had the expectation that she’d fully retire.

“It has become so easy,” said Samad Abdulai, owner of C3 Laundry Services.

In Juneau, Rico and Crystal Worl draw from their Tlingit and Athabascan heritage to create designs for everyday items like playing cards.

Susan Labarthe didn’t start medical school until her 50s. Her 80th is around the corner, but she’s not done practicing medicine yet.

Olivia Van Dyke, CEO of Film Logic Customs Brokers, talks about the unique challenges of shipping the things that make movie magic happen.

After being laid off, marketing professional Collin Cook has been pitching himself as a “Swiss Army knife.” He’s had mixed results.

With flavors like barbecue, cornbread and banana pudding, Phillip Ashley Rix found an unfilled niche in the luxury chocolate world.

The sand Glass Half Full creates from processed bottles is repurposed for flood disaster relief and mitigating coastal erosion, among other things.

Vinyl records are a big part of Phillip Rollins’ business at Offbeat in Jackson, Mississippi. But rising costs make them a harder sell.