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In this episode Luke is finally back for good! He and Tom discuss Luke's extravagant summer in Oregon and what happened. They also discuss what's next for the PQ Pod. 

Far too often, people don’t know that when they are facing a problem – like a landlord who won’t give back a security deposit, or a denial of a program like food stamps – that they have legal rights, and there are ways to advocate for those rights in the civil legal system.
The new podcast from NH Legal Aid– Granite Justice: conversations about the civil legal system with Shane Cooper, an Associate Dean at UNH Franklin Pierce– aims to help people navigate common civil legal issues and questions.

In this episode Eddy and Tommy share their perspectives on a few hot topics including a proposed ordinance affecting the city's homeless; naked boaters at Livingston Park; free concerts in the park; and more.
Big thanks to Manchester Ink Link and Brady Sullivan Properties for the spaces they have provided. New episodes drop every Thursday at 12:30 PM.

In this episode PQ Pod sits down with Richard Webber, a local co-owner of Goldenrod Restaurant in Manchester, NH. His story of growing up working in the restaurant business almost his entire adult life is a fascinating one. 
 
 

This week, the PQ podcast sits down with 20-year-old Matthew Nerney as he talks about his personal journey in becoming a project manager for the company Brady Sullivan Properties. From starting out working in a leasing office at age 16, he has climbed his way up through the company to a high-ranking position without a college background. Tune in to find out how he got there and his thoughts on his situation.
New Episodes on Thursdays at 12:30 p.m.

This week the PQ Pod sits down with Nathan Houde, a young musician focused on being the best pop artist he can be and what got him to where he is now. New PQ episodes every Thursday at 12:30 PM

This week the PQ Pod sits down with Jared Mancuso, a young entrepreneur who decided to leave his 9-5 behind to pursue a career in action sports video production. Make sure to tune in every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. for new episodes. Check out Jared's website at https://www.upthewayproductions.com/ 

On this week's episode the PQ Pod sits down with John Milliard, the entrepreneur who purchased Pappy's Pizza and Subs in Manchester NH. John talks about the ups and downs and his decision making on why he bought it. Make sure to stay up to date on weekly episodes every Thursday at 12:30 PM EST. Business Inquiries email us at pquestionablepod@gmail.com and check us out on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/pq.pod/

On the premiere episode the PQ Pod sits down with Luke Duffley, a young entrepreneur, to talk about what it took to buy his first multifamily property and how Airbnb management works and the impact Covid has had on it.
Don’t miss an episode every Thursday featuring unique weekly guests.
About PQ
A podcast series focusing on entrepreneurs, business owners, and those doing unique things. Started in Manchester, NH, by Luke Boutin, Eddy Soucy, and Tom Villemure, three unique young adults all doing different unique things and following their own career paths.
Make sure to follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pq.pod/
If you have any questions at all email us at pquestionablepod@gmail.com
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Episode 2: Brett Sellingham: from house barber to gentleman’s spa owner
Barber Brett Sellingham left Not So Plain Jane’s after 15 years to follow his dream of owning an upscale gentleman’s spa and personal care salon.
You can follow his progress on Facebook and check out his business website at varnishednh.com.
Update 2023: Varnished Sellingham opened its second salon at 1019 Hanover St.
[Originally published June 22, 2015]