The We Know WeHo Podcast began in April 2020 as a response to the pandemic in order to help support the local business community of West Hollywood (California) as small businesses were severely economically impacted by the pandemic.

For over three years, we have recorded over 150 podcasts that give local businesses a voice and an opportunity to tell their stories. Many of these people have never been on a podcast before and this exposure is helpful in contributing to their overall marketing strategy.

Driving awareness and reaching consumers is one of the biggest challenges small business owners will tell you they face. City governments and local Chamber of Commerces work hard to assist, but have not yet successfully cracked the code. We have so many anecdotal examples of this in West Hollywood, including residents who have lived there for over 30 years who did not know there was a fabulous wine bar (V Wine Room) just down the street from them hidden in Charlie Chaplin’s old office space.

This podcast has been a passion project and a labor of love for small business owners who are like family to us. Making a podcast is expensive and time consuming, this is seed money to help us keep the podcast running and will go towards:

Building community and spreading the word
Developing resources to help expand the show to a bigger audience
Hiring an editor
All the business stuff like creating a non-profit, accounting, website & URL's .... etc.

It is our mission to help small businesses continue to thrive! Thank you for your support!

Check out these two special offerings for larger donations.....

** $250 contribution = 3 minute guest sponsor spotlight (shout out your business and favorite places to eat, shop and play in your local town)

** $500 contribution = 20 minute podcast episode (share your business and your favorite places to eat, shop and play in your local town)

Check out our past episodes of We Know Weho here!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

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We Know Weho with Tracy & Guests

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