Guests

Rashid Ali is the founder and CEO of Chomps, a company producing high-quality, naturally sourced beef snack sticks. He started Chomps with a focus on clean ingredients and sustainable practices. Based in Florida, Rashid Ali has grown Chomps from a small operation into a nationally recognized bran...

2 episodes

Aaron Krause is the founder and CEO of Scrub Daddy, creator of Shark Tank's most successful product. A serial inventor, he sold his first company to 3M. Since the 2012 pitch, Scrub Daddy has sold over 250 million units and generates $220M annually. Krause holds 50+ patents.

1 episode

Casey O'Leary is the founder and General Manager of Snake River Seed Cooperative, a company building community resilience through seed sovereignty. Based in Boise, Idaho, she has farmed vegetables and seeds on urban plots for over 20 years through Earthly Delights Farm. An environmental activist and community organizer, Casey transforms local seed networks into thriving cooperatives focused on preserving regionally adapted seeds.

1 episode

Heather Sloan is a co-founder and CEO of Heali Medical, a company focused on innovative pain relief and recovery products. A chiropractor by training, she turned her personal experience with pain into a purpose-driven business. Based in Concord, Ontario, Canada, Heather leads Heali Medical's mission to blend health, wellness, and style into effective recovery solutions.

1 episode

Nawal Alsaeed is the founder and CEO of Studyus Monday, a modest fashion brand that began during the COVID-19 pandemic with hijab-friendly masks. The brand has evolved into a provider of sustainable uniforms and apparel, addressing a critical gap in the fashion industry's understanding of modest clothing. Nawal created Studyus Monday to empower modern women with thoughtfully designed pieces that blend style, comfort, and modesty.

1 episode

While Beryl’s dedication to Bobo’s keeps her busy, she still finds the time to play tennis and ride her road bike around beautiful Colorado. Owning and running a successful health food company in Boulder is a dream come true, and she is constantly looking for ways to take Bobo’s into the future.

1 episode

Jane is the founder of Copa Threads, a company making small-batch, locally-made women's pants designed as wearable art. Based in Minnesota, the pants are produced at a woman-owned factory in Minneapolis with high quality standards. A full-time neonatologist, she creates thoughtful, artful clothin...

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Lee is the founder of The History List Store.

1 episode

Melissa Jenski is a co-founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Good Grief, a company focused on providing grief care packages and support. With over 10 years of experience in specialty retail and wholesale, Melissa oversees fulfillment, inventory management, and the company's mission to help people navigate life's twists and turns with compassion and care.

1 episode

Cameron Healy founded Kettle Chips with a $10,000 loan and a unique kettle-cooked process. He launched in the UK first - a risky move - before expanding across the US, where Kettle became the top natural chip. Healy also founded Kona Brewing, a craft beer brand that struggled before succeeding.

1 episode

Carolyn Huresky is the founder of The Creative Garland Company, a Colorado-based business creating decorative garlands for events and home decor. She started the company with a vision of bringing handcrafted beauty to celebrations. As demand grew, Carolyn faced the classic scaling dilemma: outsou...

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Jessica May Walker founded Five Dot Post, a Vancouver, WA greeting card company, in 2017 after her husband Tommy's cancer diagnosis. Inspired by 'laughter is the best medicine,' her cards help people stay connected through life's moments. Featured in Forbes, Refinery29, and Good Morning America.

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