Neal Idnani's guest appearances

Neal Idnani

The Atlanta Foodcast: A Food Podcast

Life of the Mind with Akshay Birla

Chris Edwards

Steve Simon

Alice Waters

Billy Allin

Kathryn Hume

Kurt Metzger

Michael Lennox

Leah Penniman

Adam Greenberg

Mashama Bailey

Rusty Bowers

Leslie Lennox

Claudia Martinez

Steve Nygren

Jim Tselikis

OwlTail

Life is insane. Things move fast on any given day, but we all know this is different. We are creatures of habit and our daily routines have been completely turned upside down. It’s uncomfortable. Unknown. Unfamiliar. Damn hard and filled with hardship — and Hardship hardly captures what is going on right now. It’s hard not to feel heartbroken. The restaurants and coffee shops and businesses you, I, we all love — we all just want them to be there when all of this is over. More than anything.The reason this podcast as started in the first place was to offer a place for local businesses, restaurants, and people to share their stories. Well, now this is part of everyone’s story — much to anyone and everyone’s chagrin. Though, distress and defeat don’t have to be the only overwhelming thought on our minds. We’re a resilient bunch and I have faith that we’ll find a way through all of this. However, there is nothing wrong with asking for help.This morning, I caught up with Neal Idnani from NaanStop. The guys have three locations and, much like everyone else, are adapting as fast as they can to keep their business going. Here’s our chat.

Life is insane. Things move fast on any given day, but we all know this is different. We are creatures of habit and our daily routines have been completely turned upside down. It’s uncomfortable. Unknown. Unfamiliar. Damn hard and filled with hardship — and Hardship hardly captures what is going on right now. It’s hard not to feel heartbroken. The restaurants and coffee shops and businesses you, I, we all love — we all just want them to be there when all of this is over. More than anything.The reason this podcast as started in the first place was to offer a place for local businesses, restaurants, and people to share their stories. Well, now this is part of everyone’s story — much to anyone and everyone’s chagrin. Though, distress and defeat don’t have to be the only overwhelming thought on our minds. We’re a resilient bunch and I have faith that we’ll find a way through all of this. However, there is nothing wrong with asking for help.This morning, I caught up with <a href="https://naanstop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Neal Idnani from NaanStop</a>. The guys have three locations and, much like everyone else, are adapting as fast as they can to keep their business going. Here’s our chat.

Coronavirus Chronicles - Vol. 1, Ep. 2 w/ Neal Idnani of NaanStop

In my first conversation for Life of the Mind, I jam with Neal Idnani, Founder of Naan Stop, a chain of fast-casual Indian restaurants in Atlanta. We talk about the way in which Neal built his business and the struggles of growing a business while balancing the instinct to grow quickly against the risk of … Continue reading "Episode 1 | Life of the Mind with Neal Idnani"

In my first conversation for Life of the Mind, I jam with Neal Idnani, Founder of Naan Stop, a chain of fast-casual Indian restaurants in Atlanta. We talk about the way in which Neal built his business and the struggles of growing a business while balancing the instinct to grow quickly against the risk of … <a href="https://lifeofthemind.xyz/episode001/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading "Episode 1 | Life of the Mind with Neal Idnani"</a>

Episode 1 | Life of the Mind with Neal Idnani