Giving Never Tasted So Good: Hip Hop Smoothies

The Food Truck Scholar

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What’s up, everybody! Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from The Food Truck Scholar Podcast!!!
This time of year always makes us reflect on the year and push us to really get into the spirit of giving and holiday cheer. And with the year 2020 has been, some of us could use a little cheer and perhaps even a reminder to there is always an opportunity to love our neighbors through giving our time, our talent, and other resources. And I couldn’t think of a better way to end our interviews for 2020 than with Roberto and Shamika Brooks of Hip Hop Smoothies in Charlotte, NC

When we sat down to talk, we had no idea the pandemic would come and completely alter the lineup and our season trajectory. However, the pandemic hasn’t change Hip Hop Smoothies purpose- serving refreshing smoothies that’ll make you bust a move, spit a few bars, and most importantly contribute to their bottom line of serving the community

Over the past 5 years, I’ve learned a lot about what makes a good food truck stand out among the rest. I took 8 of those key concepts and created a book where I could have curbside conversations with each of you about them. This book is not only digestible and not designed to overwhelm you, but also propels you into action. You can purchase Before You Launch A Food Truck TODAY at TheFoodTruckScholar.com/shop in paperback and ebook format as well as on Amazon.

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