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Emily Kirsch

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As seen in: Watt It Takes, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Trellis, Times-Standard, The Reflector.
Founder and CEO @joinpowerhouse. Managing Partner of Powerhouse Ventures. Host of the podcast #WattItTakes.
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Choose Humboldt | Come in, have some tea at Humboldt Herbals

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By Emily Kirsch
| Times-Standard Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Julie Caldwell first drove across the Humboldt County line, the native Alabamian felt curiously at home under the redwoods. “I fell in love with Humboldt the first time I visited,” she says. “I was living in San Francisco and took a road trip up the coast to explore the area.
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Choose Humboldt | Pour yourself into Humboldt County’s wine scene

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By Emily Kirsch
| Times-Standard Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When people think of California wine country, Humboldt County is not usually the first thing that comes to mind. That’s starting to change. There’s a real wine scene taking root here, anchored by tasting rooms and bars where you pull up a chair and stay longer than you planned. Here’s where to start.
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Choose Humboldt | Eureka has the best kind of food truck problem

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By Emily Kirsch
| Times-Standard Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Eureka has a food truck problem — in the best possible way. Blink and you’ll miss the trompo spinning outside Don Paco’s after dark, or drive past the little red ramen trailer on K Street without realizing it’s one of the best lunch spots in town. This city rewards people who slow down, park the car, and actually look around. Bonus points if you do it on a bike. First stop: Big Island Kine.
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