How I Built This with Guy Raz

By NPR

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How I Built This is a podcast about innovators, entrepreneurs, and idealists, and the stories behind the movements they built. Each episode is a narrative journey marked by triumphs, failures, sere...

	EPISODES LIST
		Live Episode! RXBAR: Peter Rahal In 2013, Peter Rahal was obsessed with CrossFit, but noti... In 2013, Peter Rahal was obsessed with CrossFit, but noticed it didn't sell any snacks to align with its pro-paleo philosophy. So instead of joining his family's business, Rahal Foods, he recruited his friend Jared Smith to start making their ...	08.13.2018
		Carol's Daughter: Lisa Price Lisa Price worked in television but had a passion for bea... Lisa Price worked in television but had a passion for beauty products. At her mother's suggestion, she began selling her homemade moisturizer at a church flea market. Twenty years later, Carol's Daughter is one of the leading beauty brands catering ...	08.06.2018
		Slack & Flickr: Stewart Butterfield In the early 2000s, Stewart Butterfield tried to build a ... In the early 2000s, Stewart Butterfield tried to build a weird, massively multiplayer online game, but the venture failed. Instead, he and his co-founders used the technology they developed to create the photo-sharing site Flickr. After Flickr was acquired by ...	07.30.2018
		Drybar: Alli Webb A decade ago, full-time mom Alli Webb noticed a gap in th... A decade ago, full-time mom Alli Webb noticed a gap in the beauty market: there was no place that just focused on blow-drying hair. Now with more than 100 locations, Drybar is testament to Webb's motto: Focus on one thing ...	07.23.2018
		Steve Madden: Steve Madden Steve Madden fell in love with the shoe business in the 1... Steve Madden fell in love with the shoe business in the 1970's, when he sold platform shoes at a neighborhood store in Long Island, New York. That was in high school. About 15 years later, he struck out on his ...	07.16.2018

LAST EPISODE

Live Episode! RXBAR: Peter ...

08.13.2018

In 2013, Peter Rahal was obsessed with CrossFit, but noticed it didn't sell any snacks to align with its pro-paleo philosophy. So instead of joining his family's business, Rahal Foods, he recruited his friend Jared Smith to start making their ...