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Amazon grew even stronger during the pandemic. Now a small, but vocal, contingent is choosing to walk away. One of their members got a feature in the New York Times over the weekend.
We talk about the reasons people are choosing not to give Amazon their business anymore. Our guests:
- Andrew Brady, co-founder of the Rochester chapter of Conscious Capitalism
- Kelby Russell, winemaker at Red Newt Cellars and Kelby James Russell Wines
- Julia Hoyle, winemaker at Hosmer Winery