
A community can finally own its story and still be robbed of its value. A farmer can finally be seen and remain underpaid. An artisan can create something extraordinary while somebody else controls the market, sets the price, and owns the customer.In this episode of The World’s Mayor Experience, Joshua T. Berglan broadcasts from Limbe, Cameroon, and examines the dangerous global trap of production without power.Joshua introduces The Sovereign Supply Chain—a complete system connecting story, product, market, media, documentation, trust, and revenue. He explores how communities can preserve the origin of their products, build direct relationships with buyers, document both success and failure, and transform visibility into genuine economic participation.This episode speaks directly to farmers, cooperatives, women’s groups, young innovators, artisans, buyers, and investors seeking a more transparent and equitable global economy.A community should not simply tell the world who it is. It should be able to build a future from what it produces.Own the story. Own the sale. Own the relationship. Own the future.Learn more at https://joshuatberglan.com.
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