https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/built-in-translation--7263824Conversations with queer businesses building it their own way.

Every episode focuses on one queer founder who built a successful business in a language that wasn't their first, in a market that sometimes had no word yet for what they were making.

I ask them one question about one decision, the kind that never makes the interview or the pitch deck. 

The formula is straightforward: fifteen minutes, one main question. At the end, always the same ask: knowing everything you went through now — would you do it again?

This is Build in Transaltion, and I'm your host Anya Maze. 

]]>enEntrepreneurshipCopyright Anya Mazehttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/413e12b14f02bb4225eaf35e2f1389c7.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/built-in-translation--7263824Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:52:42 +0000Anya MazeAnya Mazefeeds@spreaker.comConversations with queer businesses building it their own way. Every episode focuses on one queer founder who built a successful business in a language that wasn't their first, in a market that sometimes had no word yet for what they were making. I...Conversations with queer businesses building it their own way.

Every episode focuses on one queer founder who built a successful business in a language that wasn't their first, in a market that sometimes had no word yet for what they were making.

I ask them one question about one decision, the kind that never makes the interview or the pitch deck. 

The formula is straightforward: fifteen minutes, one main question. At the end, always the same ask: knowing everything you went through now — would you do it again?

This is Build in Transaltion, and I'm your host Anya Maze. 

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She discovered a mate in Patagonia with her girlfriend, came back to Europe, and built this successful business, a.k.a. a queer-owned brand centred on a South American ritual that most people in her market had never held in their hands.

This episode is about deciding what to carry home and what to offer to strangers.

The question: “Every culture has its own way of drinking mate. What did you keep exactly as it is and what did you change to make it land in the Netherlands?”]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/73984089Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:32:47 +0000Anya MazeLorence is a queer founder of UltiMaté®, based in the Netherlands. She discovered a mate in Patagonia with her girlfriend, came back to Europe, and built this successful business, a.k.a. a queer-owned brand centred on a South American ritual that...
She discovered a mate in Patagonia with her girlfriend, came back to Europe, and built this successful business, a.k.a. a queer-owned brand centred on a South American ritual that most people in her market had never held in their hands.

This episode is about deciding what to carry home and what to offer to strangers.

The question: “Every culture has its own way of drinking mate. What did you keep exactly as it is and what did you change to make it land in the Netherlands?”]]>626business,expat,founder,lgbtq,multicultural,podcast,queer,startup,storytellingfalse11full