For the next four weeks, 10 Questions focuses on business people involved in local nonprofit agencies.

When I was young, I heard stories of inflation in South America so high that locals would show up with a wheelbarrow full of money to make a modest purchase of food or clothing. We sometimes called it funny money.

Call me late to the party or whatever, but I am just now discovering the Oxbow Public Market. I mean, I know it’s been there — I attended the opening night event and went a half dozen times after that — but I never appreciated it as a place to go without a specific agenda in mind.

Last week I visited a vineyard where chemical weed killer has been banned and replaced with a weed control method that dates back centuries.