

The Best One Yet
Nick & Jack Studios
This is the best one yet (it's a TBOY). Feel brighter every day with our 20-minute pop-biz news podcast. The 3 business stories you need, with fresh takes you can pretend you came up with — Pairs perfectly with your morning oatmeal ritual. Hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell. Formerly known as “Snacks Daily”, Nick and Jack continue their podcast independent from Robinhood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Aug 26, 2024 • 27min
🖍️ “13 Million Crayons A Day” — Crayola’s billion-dollar biz. Call Her Daddy’s $125M deal. Why stocks hit All-Time Highs (hint: Game of Thrones)
Stocks have soared to all-time highs, thanks to a surprising link to Game of Thrones. Crayola is on track for $1B in sales, proving crayons are the new must-have item. The podcasting landscape has shifted dramatically with the $125M deal for Call Her Daddy, showcasing the evolving media world. Plus, the hosts share fun travel memories from France and Italy, culminating in hints about exciting new brand ventures. Tune in for insights and witty commentary that keep you in the know!

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Aug 19, 2024 • 52min
THROWBACK 🍺 The power of 1,000 true fans, with Athletic Brewing’s CEO
Bill Shufelt, founder of Athletic Brewing, leads the charge as the visionary behind America's largest non-alcoholic beer brand. He shares the remarkable growth of Athletic, touching on the cultural shift towards healthier drinking options. Shufelt discusses his transition from finance to entrepreneurship and how his personal journey influences the non-alcoholic revolution. He highlights the appeal of authenticity in branding and the changing perceptions of sobriety, all while connecting with the true fans of his innovative brews.

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Aug 12, 2024 • 1h 13min
☎️HOTLINE: Hack your life with Travel Guru, Jo Franco
Jo Franco, a multilingual travel guru and Netflix host, shares her insights from visiting 50 countries. She discusses how to budget for travel, revealing some clever hacks for booking flights. Jo offers empowering solo travel tips specifically for women, emphasizing safety and confidence. Listeners learn about innovative travel reward programs and airport hacks to enhance their journeys. Additionally, Jo promotes the importance of 'lifestyle souvenirs' by focusing on memorable experiences rather than material possessions.

Aug 9, 2024 • 25min
😎 “Ray-Gram” — Meta’s smart-glasses acquisition idea. Auntie Anne’s perfume. The Disruption Decline.
Explore Meta's ambitions to acquire Ray-Bans, potentially changing the hardware landscape. Discover the bizarre launch of Auntie Anne’s pretzel-scented perfume and what it reveals about brand expansions. Dive into the decline of millennial apps and the return to traditional purchasing methods. Plus, a light-hearted look at airline seat choices reveals that 7F is surprisingly popular. The hosts wrap up with reflections on the importance of taking breaks and hint at exciting bonus content.

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Aug 8, 2024 • 22min
🐶 “Snoop in Paris ” — Olympics’ most marketable celeb. Disney’s park problem. Could-be VP’s passion for parents.
Snoop Dogg, iconic rapper and entrepreneur, shares insights on his $8 million role promoting the Olympics. He dives into market trends leading up to Paris 2024, proving his star power can drive ticket sales. Tim Walz, politician and childcare advocate, discusses the pressing need for parental pay and how affordable childcare could enhance the workforce. The conversation also highlights Disney's challenges with consumer travel habits and the viral trend of 'chocolate muffins' from the Olympics, complete with a recipe!

Aug 7, 2024 • 24min
🥇 “Olympian Employees” — Paris competitors’ day jobs. Pit Viper’s faux-stalgia. Google’s loss… is Apple’s loss.
Discover how Olympic athletes balance intense training with full-time jobs, like a gold medalist in investment banking. Explore the rise of Pit Viper sunglasses, fueled by faux-stalgia instead of traditional nostalgia. Unpack Google’s recent loss in a monumental lawsuit and the repercussions for Apple. Plus, dive into the surge of profanity in entertainment, from Taylor Swift to Deadpool, examining how curse words are becoming profitable in today’s media landscape!

Aug 6, 2024 • 23min
⌚ “Photo Finish Inc.” — Omega’s Olympic moment. Wall Street’s 3-Bubble Problem. The Frozen-est IPO.
Noah Lyles' Olympic victory became a marketing win for Omega, showcasing their iconic timekeeping. Meanwhile, Japan's stock market just hit a 37-year low, raising alarms about a looming 'three-bubble problem' in the U.S. The food industry revealed that three-quarters of what we eat was frozen at some point, setting the stage for Lineage's record-breaking IPO. And let's not forget about the early arrival of pumpkin spice season—are we really ready for it in July?

Aug 5, 2024 • 22min
😱 Stocks’ Titanic Day — Recession fears explained. Friend’s AI Tamagotchi necklace. Shake Shack’s vibe win.
An innovative AI necklace designed as a personal companion is shaking up the tech world. Meanwhile, Shake Shack is winning customers' hearts with its focus on quality and perceived value amidst market fluctuations. On the financial front, worldwide stock markets are facing a significant downturn, raising concerns about the economy. The hosts also tackle the quirky trend of outdoor dining in Paris, revealing surprising insights into consumer habits. Plus, unexpected discussions on the rising costs of pets and babies add a fun twist!

Aug 2, 2024 • 24min
🦏 “Dude Where’s My Horn?” — Economics saves Rhinos. Big Tech’s AI FOMO. CapCut’s crazy speed.
In a bold move to protect endangered rhinos, South Africa is de-horning them to deter poachers. Big Tech feels the pressure of AI FOMO, with Wall Street scrutinizing their spending. Discover the app CapCut, swiftly outperforming giants like TikTok and Adobe in video editing. Plus, contrasting Olympic gold medal rewards reveal some countries offer extraordinary benefits, like apartments in Poland and massive cash prizes in Hong Kong. Tune in for insights that blend economics and innovations!

Aug 1, 2024 • 25min
🧠 “The CEO enneagram” — Boeing picked the wrong 1. Amtrak’s train surge. Adidas’ Olympic ROI.
Boeing's new CEO might not be the ideal choice, raising eyebrows about their Enneagram fit. Adidas is basking in Olympic glory with impressive ROI, while Nike faces uphill battles. Amtrak is enjoying a resurgence in ridership, turning train travel into a sought-after experience. Plus, check out the luxury of $5,000 self-walking pants that promise to do the strolling for you! The hosts blend humor and insight as they navigate these business highlights.


