If Netflix isn’t getting it done for your entertainment needs, you might want to consider the third season of IPTV’s “Iowa Entrepreneur,” which begins Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. with 10 episodes.

The 30-minute program tells the stories of Iowans taking off in their small businesses, including: Tres Mentes Salsa (Grimes), BeraTek Industries (Cedar Rapids), CrawDaddy Outdoors (Iowa City), RCS Millwork (Ankeny), Fire Farm (Waverly), Visual Logic (Waterloo), RMA Armament (Centerville), Mississippi River Distilling Co. (Le Claire), Fresh Wheatgrass Girl (Carlisle), Interpower (Oskaloosa), Fareway (Boone), Innovative Lighting (Roland), Plastics Unlimited (Preston), AgriSync (Waukee), True Potential Education (West Des Moines), Shirk Photography (Wilton), FarmHer (Urbandale), Rodney’s Kitchen (Waterloo), Gomaco (Ida Grove) and Pear Deck (Iowa City). 

“We’re opening up eyes to what it truly takes to be considered an entrepreneur. These folks are much more than just business owners,” said Brad Wells, executive producer for Around the Corner, the company producing the show.

Fun fact: Iowa has more than 260,000 small businesses.

If you have Friday night plans, the shows repeat at 10:30 a.m. Sundays on statewide IPTV channels. Learn more at iptv.org/IowaEntrepreneur.

Funding for “Iowa Entrepreneur” is provided by the Iowa State University College of Business, the Iowa State University State Department of Economic Development, the Iowa Farm Bureau’s Renew Rural Iowa, Iowa Area Development Group, the Iowa Association of Business and Industry, Lincoln Savings Bank, the University of Northern Iowa’s Advance Iowa, the University of Northern Iowa College of Business, MidWestOne Bank and the University of Iowa’s John Pappajohn Center.