Podcasts about hemp hearts

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Hello and welcome to DTC Podcast; today I'm going deep with CPG legend Mike Fata, a man with three successful 9-figure exits, including the $419 Million dollar sale of his company Manitoba Harvest, in 2019. This conversation flowed like the amber hemp fields as we harvested insights like: How a branding change took Mike's company from $10M - $100M quickly The critical importance of telling your story and building in public in the CPG game The who, not how guide to growing your team and the biggest mistakes Mike sees in people's hiring processes. Hope you enjoy, on with the show. Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Advertise on DTC - https://dtcnews.link/advertise Work with Pilothouse - https://dtcnews.link/pilothouse Follow us on Instagram & Twitter - @dtcnewsletter Watch this interview on YouTube - https://dtcnews.link/video

Alex interviews Mike Fata, the founder of Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods, maker of the Hemp Heart product sold internationally. The company has made two acquisitions (yes, two!) under Mike Fata's leadership, the second of which is for approximately half a BILLION dollars. He created the hemp seed category and educated consumers on how to use them (in a smoothie, on yogurt, on a salad, in food). The Hemp Hearts are a nutritional powerhouse, with Omega 3/6/9, healthy fats, and protein. Enjoy this special interview with a wonderful Canadian native who has experienced the thrill of triumph twice, as well as Mike's current objective in life, which includes assisting entrepreneurs, investing, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genius-juice/support

Mike Fata’s entrepreneurial journey began when he dropped out of high school. It culminated in the $419 million acquisition of the company he co-founded, global hemp foods producer Manitoba Harvest. Reflecting on his remarkable ascent, Fata mentions one regret: that he didn’t “dream bigger.” Launched in 1998, Manitoba Harvest, which is best known for its popular Hemp Hearts brand, has played a critical role in education about and mainstream adoption of hemp, beginning in its home market of Canada and later in the United States. Seventeen years after the company’s debut, Fata guided a majority sale of Manitoba Harvest at an enterprise value of $132 million. He helped lead a second sale of the company four years later when it was acquired by Canadian cannabis company Tilray for the aforementioned $419 million. Two nine-figure exits… not bad for someone who left school at age 13.  In the following interview, Fata spoke about how educating himself about nutrition and healthy living led him to hemp, overcoming government-led and generational disinformation about the crop, why he laments not seeing greater potential for the company early into its development and where he drew inspiration for confidence as a CEO. Show notes:  0:48: Interview: Mike Fata, Founder, Manitoba Harvest -- Taste Radio editor Ray Latif sat down with Fata and discussed the entrepreneur’s mentorship of brand founders on social media app Clubhouse, his path from bullied teen to health and hemp guru, the Canadian government’s role in the creation and launch of Manitoba Harvest and how the DEA stunted the company’s foray into the U.S. Fata also spoke about how people and organizations in the natural foods community helped him become a better leader, why he describes himself as “a born entrepreneur but a made CEO,” what Whole Foods taught him about team building, the retail partners that helped educate mainstream consumers about hemp and the importance of humility when bringing leaders to help scale the company. Later, he discussed his involvement as an investor in several fast growing food brands and how he advises entrepreneurs when it comes to navigating a crowded and competitive market for natural foods. Brands in this episode: Manitoba Harvest, Dr. Bronner’s, Stonyfield, Love Good Fats, OM Mushroom

The creamy, soft, buttery, nutty insides of hemp seeds are not only delicious but also rich in Omega fatty acids, a good source of plant protein & high in magnesium.

Today we will experience another Kellogg’s “Jumbo Snax”! This time, Caramel Corn Pops! Plus, another awful rip-off cereal from Millville. Pretty sure we are done with them. But something does excite Andrew in this episode…not just that he showed up in boxers and a Metallica T-Shirt, but we’ll try Hemp Hearts from Nature’s Path!

Why have a breakfast smoothie or post workout smoothie and not a meal? It’s fast. It’s simple. It’s full of both micronutrients and macronutrients you want (and you can adjust). It’s delicious. My Smoothie Template 30 grams of protein 2 cups of greens (or other veggies) 15 grams of fiber (or a boost in fiber according to your status) low carb and low sugar adaptogens and antioxidants (greens, maca, turmeric, cinnamon, cacao) healthy fat (avocado, nut butter) amount and type of liquid to blend a smoothie or a smoothie bowl There are times when I will decrease carbs and fat for a short time to naturally detox and support liver function. Benefits Reduce decision fatigue. Enhance routine AND increase diversity. Decrease prep & clean up time. You can easily enjoy yummy meals while you remove unknowing food sensitivities like dairy. For a lot of women over 50 using Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, or whey protein they were unknowingly using. Other breakfast problems are eggs, wheat (bread, cereals, bars with a barcode), and gluten. That just wiped out American breakfasts. Not to say you occasionally can’t have eggs. But if that’s your daily breakfast you could be causing weight loss resistance, bloating, or skin issues unknowingly. Inflammation from those things can cause water retention, visceral belly fat, and prevent weight loss. If you’re not at your ideal weight it’s definitely worth a try. You don’t have to be lactose intolerant or celiac to experience benefits removing these foods. All protein powders are not created equal. You also want to be very clear on what you want and don’t. An ingredients list that has less than 10 ingredients is my preference. A lot of items in some protein powders are “filler” because they’re cheaper to use. I don’t want “added nutrients” that might compete with the nutrients in my supplements that I’m taking. Your body can only absorb so many, so if you’re taking in more you may prevent absorbing of what you need. I like to choose what I’m adding based on my micronutrient levels, signs and symptoms, and or for immune boosting during times like these. Proteins Flipping 50 Plant Power (pea) Flipping 50 Paleo Power (hydro beef dairy and soy free) Salmon Wild Meats: Ground bison, elk, venison Chicken or Turkey Beans – ½ cup 6-8 grams Legumes Quinoa – 6-8 grams Hemp Hearts  - 10 grams/3 T Dr. Gabrielle Lyons is a prior guest on the show and a simple share she gave to categorize the quality of protein is whether it runs, flys, or swims. That’s your highest quality protein source list, all coming before plant-based protein. I will be interviewing Dr Anna Cabecca soon about her new program and why protein is such an important part of it. Show notes: https://www.flippingfifty.com/breakfast

What about Hemp Hearts

Today we have Wintana Kiros on the podcast. Wintana is a Registered Dietitian, stylist, former runway model, and founder of Reset Lifestyle. Her business focuses on helping individuals regain their well-being, and she uses her experience in the fashion industry to help clients build the confidence to feel good, look good, and do good. Join us as we talk with Wintana about owning your style at any size, and why it’s important to dress for your current body. Plus, we’ll touch on being stylish on a budget, refreshing your wardrobe, and more!   Find the full post and the resources mentioned in this episode over at foodheavenmadeeasy.com/podcast   Shout out to our sponsor, Manitoba Harvest! Check out their incredible Hemp Hearts:  https://manitobaharvest.com/products/hemp-hearts/ And their delicious recipe for Blueberry Hemp Crumble Muffins: https://manitobaharvest.com/recipes/blueberry-hemp-crumble-muffins/

I sit down with Martin Moravcik – Founder of Manitoba Harvest and Hemp Hearts, and self-proclaimed hemp royalty – to talk CBD, cryptocurrency, psychedelics, everything that's wrong with the world and how he plans to fix it.

Hemp Hearts may be the most nutritious food on the planet.  Hemp Flakes, Hemp Oil, and Hemp Hearts should be a staple in your lifestyle.  Today, learn how to use them, when to use them and so much more.  All of the benefits exposed today.  

It seems to me that how I start my day off...especially the first 1-2 hours, often dictates how the rest of my day goes, or to what degree I will navigate the ups and downs of it successfully. And I’m not alone in thinking this. It’s not surprising that many of the podcasts I listen to often ask their guests what their morning routines or rituals look like (i.e. Tim Ferriss, Rich Roll, Lewis Howes, etc.). They do this because they know that a lot of research both statistical and anecdotal point to the fact that how we start our morning plays a big part in how are days go.   As a life long night owl this has been a really hard reality for me to not only wrap my head around, but actually come around to practicing it. But if a 12am-2am’er such as myself can go to bed by 11pm so he can start his day off right the next morning..then maybe that tells you all you need to know about how important our morning routines are.   I have by no means mastered my morning, and I really doubt I ever will. Because life is life, and sometimes it gets complicated and busy. But I can tell you this. I have worked really hard over the last several years to experiment with and implement different disciplines and practices into my life to see not only how they would affect my morning routine, but to really test out if becoming a morning person was all that important.   And after much trial and error I’ve come up with 9 disciplines and practices that I use pretty regularly in my morning routine. The routine is not perfect, but more often than not when I’m hitting on all cylinders, these 9 practices are evident in my daily morning routine (even as I write this post for the podcast I did have 8 of the 9 disciplines present in my morning routine -- Headspace didn't happen today -- that tends to be the one I trade off with the journal). And even when I’m not running on all cylinders, you can find me practicing most of these disciplines on a daily basis.   The good news is that after much experimentation and practice with one discipline at a time, I was slowly able to add another one, create a habit, till eventually most of my morning routine is less of a laborious conscious effort, and one that has developed into a nice flow and rhythm in my day.   In this episode I will explore my 9 practices and disciplines that embody my first few hours of my day...my morning routine: Body Movement (running, lifting weights, yoga, stretching, cycling, swimming, etc.) Listening to podcasts that inspire growth and challenge beliefs. Avoid the consumption of technology that dictates my day rather than keeps me from creating (email, news feeds, social media feeds, etc.) for the first 1-4 hours of my day. Make the bed. Make a green smoothie Connect with my wife and kids. Do the Five-Minute Journal Use the Headspace app Prayer Please listen and subscribe to my podcast in the following places, and then leave a comment letting me know what you liked about the show, or what guest you would like to hear from. Thank you so much for your support. iTunes -- Stitcher Player FM -- Libsyn   Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode Rich Roll Podcast Lewis Howes' podcast The School of Greatness Tim Ferriss' Podcast On Being Pocast with Krista Tippett The Five-Minute Journal Headsapce 5 Morning Rituals That Help Me Win the Day (Tim Ferriss in this podcast episode talks about his morning routine and the importance of making the bed) What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast (Success Magazine) The Morning Routines of the Most Successful People (Fast Company Magazine) My Green Smoothie Recipe (This is the typical green smoothie I make each morning, though I will change things up. You have to adjust to your own liking, but this is my typical measurements for two people. By the way, I'm known to not really measure things, but this is what I typically aim for. If there is a brand we typically, and consistently use, I mention it here. And I use a Vitamix which creates a great consistency: Coconut Almond Milk (2 cups, Califia), Plant Based Vanilla Protein Powder (1.5 scoops, Garden of Life Raw Meal), Maca Powder (1 tbsp, Navitas Naturals Organic Maca Gelatinized Powder), Chia Seeds (1 tbsp, Nutiva Organic Black Chia Seeds), Hemp Hearts (1tbsp, Manitoba Harvest Hemp Hearts Raw Shelled Hemp Seeds), Kale, Spinach, Dates (3 pitted dates), Goji Berries (1/2 cup of berries), 1 tsp of Spirulina, 1 Banana, 1-2 cups of Ice. Here is the video on shot on my morning routine about 7 months ago. In it I talk about The Five-Minute Journal and Headspace