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Material World
by BloombergThere's a whole lot of stuff out there to buy. We're talking about all the things you eat, drink, wear and even smoke. Every other week we're going to take a look at one part of the universe of consumable stuff. We'll delve into why we spend our money on these things, the people behind the products -- and why it matters.
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Episodes
Hustling In The World Of Food Trucks and Pop-Ups
27m · PublishedMore people are skipping a trip to a mall and looking for a unique experience, helping fuel the growth of pop-up shops and food trucks. With that in mind, Jenny and Lindsey take a closer look at the growing trend of temporary and mobile retail. Michelle Lam, founder of lingerie company True&Co., describes her "nomadic" retailing strategy and its benefits. But operating out of a confined space like a truck has its challenges too, and Adam Sobel of The Cinnamon Snail breaks down the obstacles facing street vendors. Is wanderlust the future of retailing?
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There's Something About Mary Jane
34m · PublishedAs Cannabis seemingly barrels toward federal legalization, Lindsey and Jenny dig into the unique challenges faced by ganja-preneurs in the American states where it's already gained legal status. After a quick breakdown of the plant's history, pot icon Cheech Marin joins us to explain the pitfalls of operating within a semi-legal industry. And cannabis activist Charlo Greene is on hand to explore the groups that stand a good chance of being left behind.
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Craft Is Dead. Long Live Craft.
27m · PublishedMore than ever, people want the stuff they buy to be hand-crafted. Lindsey and Jenny discuss why that is and what that means for big and small businesses. Is ``craft'' simply a meaningless marketing word? Is the movement dying now that big companies are trying to get a piece of the action? Can people tell the difference between ``artisanal'' and generic? The musicians behind the Hanson Brothers Beer Company explain why this is just the beginning of the craft revolution. Bloomberg Reporter Craig Giammonna spells out why for big companies, the race is on to think small. And the founder of Ample Hills Creamery talks about what it takes to grow into a successful business while staying true to the ice cream parlor's Brooklyn roots.
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Welcome to Material World
2m · PublishedMeet Jenny Kaplan and Lindsey Rupp, two reporters at Bloomberg News who will be your guides through the consumer universe. What's going on with all the things you buy? Bloomberg is excited to present a taste of this new show. Stay tuned for the first full-length episode May 31.
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Material World has 54 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 18:39:54. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on October 26th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on January 2nd, 2024 18:41.
