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Podcast: The Sometimes You Just Want to Talk About Breakfast Cereal Episode

by Michael Wolf
June 16, 2019June 17, 2019Filed under:
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I love a good conversation about changing the world as much as the next person, but not every podcast has to be a TED talk, ok?

In fact, sometimes you just want to talk about cereal, and that’s what Chris Albrecht and I did in this episode as we break down the taste, ingredients and business model of Magic Spoon, a new “kid’s cereal for adults” we (mainly me) have been raving about the around the Spoon’s virtual (read Slack) water cooler.

So grab a bowl, a big spoon, and some milk and hit play below, on Spotify or download directly to your device.


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