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The Pauline Chilton Show

The Pauline Chilton Show

著者： Pauline Chilton
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The Pauline Chilton Show is a podcast about entrepreneurship, leadership, health, wellness, real estate investing, and personal growth.


Host Pauline Chilton interviews entrepreneurs, business leaders, health experts, real estate investors, authors, and innovators who share practical strategies for building successful businesses, improving wellbeing, creating financial freedom, and living with greater purpose.


From mindset and behavior change to leadership, investing, healthy living, and intentional growth, every episode delivers real conversations, actionable insights, and inspiring stories designed to help you thrive in every area of life.


Subscribe for weekly conversations that empower you to build a healthier life, a stronger business, and a brighter future.

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  • They Were Artists Not Entrepreneurs — Then They Built a Business That Lasted 50 Years

    They Were Artists Not Entrepreneurs — Then They Built a Business That Lasted 50 Years
    2026/10/05
    What does it take to build a creative business that lasts for more than 50 years?While exploring Philadelphia, I walked into Eyes Gallery on South Street because something about the beautiful colors, artwork, and handcrafted pieces caught my attention. Almost immediately, I had a feeling there was a story behind this place.I had no idea just how remarkable that story would be.In this episode of The Pauline Chilton Show, I sit down with artist, entrepreneur, and longtime Philadelphia business owner Julia Zagar to talk about the extraordinary journey behind Eyes Gallery—and how creativity, community, art, and entrepreneurship came together to create something that has endured for more than five decades.Julia takes us back to her early days studying art in New York, traveling to Mexico, and serving in the Peace Corps in Peru with her husband and fellow artist, Isaiah Zagar. Their experiences working with artisans and discovering the incredible colors, textiles, ceramics, and craftsmanship of Latin America would eventually help shape the business they created in Philadelphia.When Julia and Isaiah arrived on South Street, it was very different from the destination people know today. Buildings were inexpensive, storefronts were empty, and a group of young artists and entrepreneurs began moving in and creating something together.Julia and Isaiah were among them.What began with two artists, a building, a collection of beautiful handmade objects, and what Julia describes as a little bit of "gumption" grew into a business that would remain part of South Street for more than half a century.But this isn't simply a story about building a successful retail business.It's about what happens when entrepreneurs become part of the fabric of a community.Julia shares how artists, shop owners, performers, restaurants, families, and neighbors supported one another as South Street evolved. They created businesses, held celebrations, helped one another through difficult times, introduced visitors to different cultures, and created opportunities for artists to share their work.We also talk about resilience.After nearly 50 years in its original location, Eyes Gallery was severely damaged by a five-alarm fire that began next door. Rather than abandoning the community they had spent decades helping build, Julia and her team moved across the street and reinvented the gallery for its next chapter.And then there's the remarkable artistic legacy of Julia's late husband, Isaiah Zagar, whose mosaics grew into one of Philadelphia's distinctive cultural treasures, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens.At 86, Julia also shares her perspective on success, creativity, entrepreneurship, supporting artists, and what she hopes future generations will carry forward.For anyone building a business, pursuing a creative dream, supporting a local community, or wondering whether something meaningful can grow from a simple idea, Julia's story is a beautiful reminder:You don't always need to know exactly where you're going when you begin. Sometimes you start with something you believe in, find your people, support one another, adapt when life changes—and keep going.In this conversation, we explore:• How Julia and Isaiah Zagar turned their lives as artists into a sustainable business • The early days of Eyes Gallery and Philadelphia's South Street • Working with artisans in Peru and discovering the art and culture of Mexico • How creative entrepreneurs helped build a thriving local community • Why supporting other artists became part of the business • Building a business without a traditional business background • Surviving change, setbacks, and a devastating fire after decades in business • The evolution of Isaiah Zagar's mosaics and Philadelphia's Magic Gardens • Julia's advice for young entrepreneurs afraid of failure • Why physical spaces, art, human connection, and community still matter in an increasingly digital worldWhether you're an artist, entrepreneur, small business owner, creative professional, or someone dreaming about building something of your own, I think you'll find inspiration in Julia's story.This was one of those conversations I never could have planned.I simply walked into a beautiful shop in Philadelphia, became curious about the people behind it, and asked a question.I'm very glad I did.The Pauline Chilton Show Conversations about entrepreneurship, creativity, wellness, personal growth, community, and the people whose stories inspire us to see what's possible.#JuliaZagar #EyesGallery #IsaiahZagar #Philadelphia #SouthStreetPhiladelphia #PhiladelphiaArtists #CreativeEntrepreneur #ArtistEntrepreneur #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #WomenInBusiness #CommunityBuilding #CreativeBusiness #PhiladelphiaMagicGardens #ThePaulineChiltonShow Support the showConnect with PaulineSee Me LiveI'd love to meet you in person! Find upcoming speaking engagements, wellness events, and workshops.Upcoming Speaking Events:Rebirth ...
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    29 分
  • He Started With Almost Nothing… Then Built a Thriving Restaurant | Two Street Crab House Part 2

    He Started With Almost Nothing… Then Built a Thriving Restaurant | Two Street Crab House Part 2
    2026/09/29

    What started as a search for a good place to eat in Philadelphia turned into an unexpected conversation about entrepreneurship, perseverance, growth, and remembering where you started.

    After taking the ferry across the river, exploring some of Philadelphia's historic sites, and doing plenty of walking, we were ready to eat. We searched online, came across photos from Two Street Crab House, and thought, "This looks like a place we need to try."

    It turned out to be a wonderful discovery.

    In Part 1, owner Chad introduced us to Two Street Crab House and the elevated seafood experience he's creating in Philadelphia. But after we stopped recording, Chad stayed and continued talking with us.

    Then he started telling us how his journey actually began.

    I knew we needed to turn the camera back on.

    In Part 2, Chad shares how he started in the restaurant business in 2014 with a simple goal: make $500 a week.

    His cook taught him. Chad learned. The business grew.

    In those early days, money was so tight that he would shop for the restaurant every single day because he only made enough to purchase the food he needed for the next day.

    Eventually, they outgrew the original space. The business evolved from breakfast to dinner. Then COVID arrived, and they shifted to takeout.

    Instead of ending the story, that difficult period became another turning point.

    A mentor encouraged Chad to think bigger and invest in a liquor license. He listened—and the growth that followed was remarkable.

    Chad shares how the journey eventually took him from trying to make $500 a week to, seven years later, generating $30,000 a week.

    But what struck me most wasn't the number.

    It was his gratitude.

    He remembers what it was like to start with almost nothing. He remembers the people who supported him. And as his businesses have grown, creating a welcoming place for his community continues to matter to him.

    This is exactly why I love talking to people when I travel.

    We went looking for seafood.

    We found a great restaurant.

    And then, completely unexpectedly, we found a great entrepreneurial story.

    Two Street Crab House
    604 S. 2nd Street
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Website: https://twostreetcrabhouse.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twostreetcrabhouse/

    Watch Part 1 to see how our visit began, the incredible seafood spread, and our first conversation with Chad.

    Then stay right here for Part 2 and hear the story behind the business.

    Entrepreneurs: What part of Chad's journey resonates with you most?

    Subscribe to The Pauline Chilton Show for more conversations about entrepreneurship, interesting people, local discoveries, wellness, personal growth, and the stories we find when we stay curious.

    #TwoStreetCrabHouse #PhiladelphiaRestaurants #PhillyFood #EntrepreneurStory #RestaurantBusiness #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #PhiladelphiaFood #PhillyEats #SmallBusinessOwner #ThePaulineChiltonShow

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  • Two Street Crab House Philadelphia | We Came for Seafood & Found a Story

    Two Street Crab House Philadelphia | We Came for Seafood & Found a Story
    2026/09/28

    Sometimes the best places are the ones you weren't looking for.

    While exploring Philadelphia, we happened upon Two Street Crab House at 2nd and South — and almost immediately, we knew we'd found the right place. The atmosphere was relaxed, the welcome was warm, and then we met the owner, Chad, who took a few minutes to tell us about the restaurant and the experience he's creating.

    Two Street Crab House specializes in taking the familiar seafood boil and giving it an elevated twist, while still creating the kind of welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel at home.

    And then there was the FOOD.

    We ordered a beautiful seafood spread, and before we knew it, what started as a spontaneous stop had turned into a conversation I wanted to keep going.

    That's actually how this became a two-part episode.

    After we finished this first recording, Chad stuck around and started telling us more about how Two Street Crab House came to be. His story was so interesting that I asked, "Can we record this?"

    Thankfully, he said yes.

    So consider Part 1 your introduction to the food, the atmosphere, and the man behind Two Street Crab House. In Part 2, we're going deeper into Chad's story and the origins of the business.

    Two Street Crab House
    604 S. 2nd Street
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Website: https://twostreetcrabhouse.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twostreetcrabhouse/

    One of my favorite things about traveling is discovering places like this—not because they were on an itinerary, but because curiosity led me through the door. Sometimes you find great food. Sometimes you meet great people. And sometimes you unexpectedly find a great story.

    Subscribe to The Pauline Chilton Show so you don't miss Part 2.

    And tell me in the comments: What's the best restaurant you've ever discovered completely by accident?

    #TwoStreetCrabHouse #PhiladelphiaFood #PhillyFood #PhiladelphiaRestaurants #SeafoodBoil #SeafoodLovers #PhillyEats #SmallBusinessStory #RestaurantOwner #ThePaulineChiltonShow

    Support the show

    Connect with Pauline

    See Me Live

    I'd love to meet you in person! Find upcoming speaking engagements, wellness events, and workshops.

    Upcoming Speaking Events:

    Rebirth Summit Live

    Website & Podcast:

    The Pauline Chilton Show Website

    Shop the Pauline Chilton Collection:

    Shopify Store

    Retailers – Shop Wholesale:

    Faire Direct Wholesale

    Join the Wellness Collective:

    Join Our Community

    Tools I Use:

    Adobe Creative Cloud: Adobe Affiliate Link
    Descript:     Descript Aff...
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    2 分
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