Britt Weiner · Creator & storyteller
Mini documentaries, personal essays, and some “facts” I just couldn’t keep to myself.
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Short documentaries about people building community, making things, and finding better ways to be together.
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Britt talks with Evan Galante and Chirag Challa, co-founders of Lolu — a cold plunge and sauna space centered around connection and community. They share how a serendipitous introduction brought them together.
The owners of Joelton Hardware, Feed & Farmacy, join Britt to share the unique story of how a hardware store became one of Nashville’s most surprising music venues — with beer, food, and community at its heart. Britt also talks with the people who make it such a special place to gather. Watch on your preferred platform: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts * YouTube
Britt sits down with Jackie Laurian Long, founder of TheraPaint Studio, and Shannen Stewart, founder of Heels & Handshakes — two women using their businesses to uplift others: Jackie through healing trauma with therapeutic paint throwing, and Shannen by empowering women in business.
Stories, two speeds.
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We live about 25 minutes outside of Nashville, where the homes are spread farther apart, everyone has a little more room to breathe, and the changing scenery makes it easy to feel each season. It's one of the things we love most about living here. With all that open space comes plenty of wildlife and animals to enjoy and occasionally, a wandering dog or cat. Over the years, we've helped several lost pets reunite with their owners. Some neighborhood dogs even roam freely from time to time. So whe
Keep readingLife can be so many things at the same time. In the past three weeks… I’ve received pictures of a friend’s newborn baby - after years of trying to conceive. I went to a funeral for someone who lost her husband in a tragic accident. I went on my first long walk with a friend after her ACL surgery. I attended Shiva for a close friend who suddenly lost her dad. I had lunch with a friend in her beautiful new home. I cried with a friend who knew this week would be the last with her 16-year-old
My first therapy session was in middle school. I was attached at the hip to my two best friends since preschool; Becca and Lindsey - and Becca was moving away. She was moving an hour and a half from our hometown - which in middle school - felt like she moving to the other side of the world. Our parents thought it would be a good idea to do group therapy to help with the transition of her moving. Maybe it did help - maybe it didn't - all I remember is making vision boards with my two best friends
I bought my first house in Nashville in 2020 - it was May, the world was very much shut down - and I moved into a beautiful neighborhood in the Bellevue area. Being in the very early stages of a global pandemic there weren't any neighbors that stopped by to welcome you to the neighborhood. In fact it was in that phase where even walking on the neighborhood sidewalks people would move to the road to let you pass so we didn't walk too close to each other - wild times. By the time the world opened
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/britt fak(t)/ noun — a thought from Britt. We don’t know if it’s true, but it feels true enough to share.
“The best stories usually start one question after the obvious one.”Is it true? Read more
“A long voice memo is just a podcast with one subscriber.”Is it true? Read more
“Every Nashville parking spot is technically a personality test.”Is it true? Read more
“If the group chat says ‘quick question,’ clear your afternoon.”Is it true? Read more
Meet Britt
Britt Weiner is a creator and storyteller who believes the right question can turn a stranger into someone you understand. Britt Facts is where her films, essays, and running observations live.
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