Brandon Mizrahie: Founder & CEO of Renude

In this episode, Brandon Mizrahie, Founder and CEO of Renude, shares the story behind the brand and the development of their flagship product, Chagaccino. He explains how Renude aims to create healthy and delicious beverages that appeal to a wide audience. Brandon discusses the sourcing of Chaga mushrooms and the unique benefits they offer. He also addresses the competition in the mushroom coffee space and the different types of mushrooms used. Brandon clarifies that Chaga mushrooms do not have psychoactive effects and explains how to incorporate Chaga into your daily routine. He also talks about the launch of Chagamacha, a Chaga-infused matcha drink. So much inspiration taken from all the tidbits Brandon shares. Listen now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Ramon van Meer: Founder & CEO of Genius Litter

In this episode, Ramon van Meer, Founder and CEO of Genius Litter, shares all about the innovative, new cat litter that he has developed that monitors a cat’s health and contains an indicator that responds to deviating values in the urine. Ramon shares his personal story and background as an entrepreneur, including his previous venture in the pet industry. He discusses the challenges and strategies of launching Genius Litter, including their go-to-market strategy and the importance of social media marketing. Ramon also talks about his experience appearing on Shark Tank and the lessons he learned from the show. He shares his vision for the future of Genius Litter and the company’s focus on health monitoring for pets. So much inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Charles Duhigg: Author of Supercommunicators

In this episode, Kara Goldin interviews Charles Duhigg, a Pulitzer-prize winning reporter and Author of the book, Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection. They discuss the importance of effective communication and how to become a super communicator. Duhigg shares insights from his book, including the matching principle, asking questions, reflecting emotions, storytelling, and reciprocation. He also addresses common mistakes in communication and provides strategies for adapting to different communication styles. Duhigg emphasizes the value of emotional intelligence and deep questions in building connections. The episode concludes with a reminder that anyone can become a super communicator with practice and attention to listening and understanding others.This episode will have you intrigued to learn more about this ever so important topic. On this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Jeff Popkin: CEO of Ghost Tequila

In this episode, Jeff Popkin, CEO of Ghost Tequila, shares the story behind the unique brand, the process of infusing ghost pepper into tequila, the target market and pricing, and the role of celebrities in branding. Jeff also shares his experience working on a smaller brand and the challenges of building a tequila company. He provides advice for launching a new brand, emphasizing the importance of having the right people, a solid plan, and a passion for what you are doing. So many lessons. So much inspiration. Listen now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Rosa Li: Founder & CEO of wildwonder

In this episode, Rosa Li, Founder and CEO of wildwonder, shares her journey of starting a gut-supporting beverage brand rooted in Eastern herbal wisdom. She discusses the inspiration behind wildwonder, her transition from finance to entrepreneurship, and the challenges she faced in the early days. Rosa also highlights the importance of staying relevant to consumers and educating them about gut health. She shares her experience on Shark Tank and the impact it has had on the brand. Finally, Rosa offers advice for aspiring founders, emphasizing the need for a strong mission and a deeper purpose. Listen now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Alec Sammann: President & CEO of Peepers

In this episode, Alec Sammann, President and CEO of Peepers, discusses the history and evolution of Peepers, a fourth-generation family-run brand that started as a screen cloth provider and later transitioned into selling reading glasses. Alec shares the story of how his mother’s desire for more fashionable glasses led to the creation of Peepers. He also talks about the importance of culture and staying close to consumers. So much inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Shawn Nelson: Author of Let Me Save You 25 Years

In this episode, Shawn Nelson, Founder and CEO of Lovesac and Author of the new book, Let Me Save You 25 Years, gets in depth about some of the challenges and lessons he learned throughout his 25-year entrepreneurial journey. Early mistakes, the importance of patience, and the value of work and leadership are just some of the areas that he shares valuable lessons and wisdom in stories from his experiences including being on the reality TV show ‘Rebel Billionaire’. Shawn’s advice is powerful and the book is excellent with a lot of great words of wisdom. Listen now to this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Carmel Hagen: Founder & CEO of Supernatural

In this episode, Carmel Hagen, Founder and CEO of Supernatural, shares her journey of disrupting the baking essentials industry with premium, plant-based and natural products. What started with coconut sugar and gradually expanded her product line to include natural food colors and sprinkles. Carmel emphasizes the importance of validation and iteration in building a successful brand. Carmel emphasizes the importance of validation and iteration in building a successful brand. She discusses the challenges of introducing natural alternatives in a market dominated by artificial ingredients. Carmel also highlights the value of partnerships with major brands and the power of storytelling to build a loyal community. Her advice to founders is powerful with a lot of great words of wisdom. Listen now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Jing Gao: Founder of Fly By Jing

In this episode, Jing Gao, Founder of Fly By Jing, takes us on her journey founding the first premium Chinese food company that brings thoughtfully-crafted pantry staples to the modern kitchen while challenging misconceptions about Chinese cuisine. We learn about how closing her restaurant led to the idea of starting Fly by Jing, what it takes to launch a product then expand the product line including its popular and versatile Chili Crisp, collaborations and brand partnerships, overcoming obstacles and many of the lessons she has learned as a founder. including its popular and versatile Chili Crisp. So many lessons. So much inspiration. Listen now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Sara Schiller: Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Sloomoo

In this episode, Sara Schiller, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Sloomoo, shares all about her journey building this sensory entertainment company. A creative and immersive brand known for its innovative and delightful slime experiences, Sara co-founded Sloomoo to provide a unique and tactile way for individuals of all ages to explore their creativity. Now in four cities, offering a range of sensory experiences, workshops, and products that engage and inspire. Sara emphasizes the need for mindfulness and creativity in daily life and shares advice for aspiring founders to take action and be fearless in pursuing their ideas. This is a terrific episode that you won’t want to miss. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.