Podcasts about honest kids

Andrea Wightwick has over 20 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, specializing in strategy and portfolio growth for food and beverage brands. Her career highlights include launching iconic products like vitaminwater zero, Chobani Oatmilk, and Honest Kids and advising pet food brands such as Nestlé Purina, Rachael Ray Nutrish, and FreshPet. With a client roster exceeding 200 brands, Andrea has driven organic growth through innovative marketing strategies, from pioneering the first Amazon Go store to reshaping household consumption with creative packaging solutions like Siggi's Skyr Yogurt Tubes. In 2023, Andrea crafted Salty Seagull, the first bubble-free, low-calorie, non-alcoholic cocktail under the Hapsy brand. Designed to make every gathering inclusive and festive, Hapsy cocktails offer a vibrant alternative for those choosing to drink with or without alcohol. Based in Atlanta with her husband and two children, Andrea also co-owns three additional businesses that provide IT support, cybersecurity, and AI-driven solutions to clients. She brings a wealth of expertise, creativity, and a forward-thinking approach to every venture she undertakes.https://behapsy.com/20% off + free shipping with code PREPPY

In this episode, we address the question of how to explain the importance of honesty to children. We explore practical, biblically grounded strategies to help kids understand why telling the truth matters, even when it's hard. Join us as we dive into effective ways to teach the value of honesty, fostering integrity in young hearts despite the temptation to lie.

When the world's largest retailer launches a private label brand of better-for-you and affordable food and beverage staples, it stands to reason that their customers will benefit. But how will Walmart's new bettergoods brand impact its existing CPG suppliers? The Taste Radio crew weighs in. Show notes: 0:35: A Terrifying Chameleon. Tipping Protocol. BevNET Gandalf. It's Yeah. – On location at The Beverage Forum in Manhattan Beach, California, Ray and John share a few highlights from the event, including notable interviews recorded from our makeshift Taste Radio studio. Jacqui and Ray briefly recap Naturally San Diego's third annual Pitch Slam and how a costumed person scared the living daylights of the competition's host. Jacqui shares a secret about her shopping habits, the hosts collectively opine on Walmart's latest opus and Mike is urged to bathe… in lemongrass curry. Brands in this episode: Loli's, BAM, Mesa De Vida, Sipwell, Madly Hadley, Chamberlain Coffee, The Free Spirits Co., Banza, Siete Foods, Califia Farms, Honest Kids, Just Ice Tea, Red Boat, Mizu Lab

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The hosts discussed TikTok's announcement that it will make its Shop feature available to all of its 150 million U.S. users and ways that it may benefit CPG brands, and also spoke about the challenge of marketing kids' brands and why some excel while most fade away. They also riffed on several notable products, including beauty-centric beverages, snackable chocolate and Indian-inspired dips. Show notes: 0:34: Shaving Tools And Sham-Wows? The Algorithm Is Off. Eat The Tea. It's Boston Round, Ray. — On location at BevNET's San Diego office, the hosts chatted why some social media platforms are great at retargeting but may not understand their users as well as they should. They also discussed Eat The Change's decision to discontinue its mushroom jerky line and why Annie's has been one of the few entrepreneurial brands that has found success marketing kids' products. They wrap up by sipping on better-for-you sodas and functional libations and evaluating a legacy chocolate brand's new brand extension. Brands in this episode:  AriZona Beverages, Snake River Farms, Eat The Change, Just Ice Tea, Halfday Tea, Honest Kids, Annie's, Once Upon A Farm, Uncrustables, Saint James Iced Tea, Fresh Fizz, Suja, Pick Me Up Potions, Aaji's, Niramaya, Tabu Chocolate, Scharffen Berger, Lea & Perrins

In Episode 77, Sara and Kyle, LPCs, discuss the challenges of telling the truth. Why isn't it easier for us and them? We talk about what we do create a culture of honesty in our family. This will only happen if we are intentional about it. Get our video courses at https://parenting-legacy.newzenler.com. View the full podcast transcript at: https://www.parentinglegacy.com/how-to-raise-honest-kids-that-tell-the-truth Visit our website and social media channels for more valuable content for your parenting journey. Resource Website: https://www.parentinglegacy.com Video Courses: https://parenting-legacy.newzenler.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/artofraisinghumans Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artofraisinghumans Podcast Website: https://www.theartofraisinghumans.com The Art of Raising Humans podcast should not be considered or used as counseling but for educational purposes only.

Many of us know the saying that the truth will set you free. But,…

Many of us know the saying that the truth will set you free. But, for children, telling the blunt truth instead of lying gets them judged more harshly by adults....

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What we eat matters. It matters not just for the health of our bodies, but for the health of our planet too. Today, 95% of the mammalian mass (excluding humans) on earth is livestock, ⅓ of the produce that is grown goes to waste, and a mere six crops are responsible for 57% of agricultural production. But it doesn't have to be this way. Seth Goldman, our first guest on the Desert Voices Podcast, is on the noble mission of making organic, water conscious, plant-based alternatives more accessible to all. Seth is the co-founder of PLNT Burger and Eat the Change, and is chair of the board at Beyond Meat. Join us today to hear how consciousness around diet is beginning to change, and the role that Seth and his partners are playing in accelerating it. Every choice you make has an impact, and one very effective way that you can be the change you wish to see in the world is by changing what you eat! Key Points From This Episode:Introducing our very first guest, serial entrepreneur and outdoor enthusiast, Seth Goldman.The value that Seth sees in spending time outside every day.Seth shares the story of how he became involved with Beyond Meat, and what his role in the company is today.PLNT Burger and Eat the Change; some details about the two companies that Seth recently co-founded.A staggering statistic that highlights why animal-based agriculture is problematic.Values that underpin the work being done by Eat the Change.The six crops that are responsible for 57% of all agricultural production.Impact that Seth made through one of his previous ventures, Honest Kids.What success means to Seth.How the dairy case has changed over the last 20 years, and how Seth expects the meat and dairy alternatives space to evolve in the future.The importance of learning to delegate when you are an entrepreneur.What Seth gets out of the hour that he spends outside every day.Valuable advice for any listeners with a brilliant idea who are struggling to bring it to life.The key to building a mission-driven company culture.A four-question rapid fire round with Seth!Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Eat the ChangePLNT BurgerBeyond MeatHonest TeaMission in a BottleThe Call of the WildEREMEREM on Instagram

It's not uncommon for parents to catch their kids in a lie - it's actually a normal part of their development - and certainly not an indictment on our parenting.  Phew! Yet while that doesn't mean that we should ignore it, what it does mean is that we can acknowledge that it's normal, consider why our kids might feel the need to lie, and teach them why honesty is important. In this episode, we talk about some of the reasons why children lie, and I share 4 practical strategies we can implement to help raise honest kids. MOTHERHOOD SHOW NOTES: Honesty - Ep. 26 Show Notes 1-ON-1 COACHING: From Insight to Outcome - Life Coaching with Michelle CHECK OUT MY FREE 5-STEP MORNING ROUTINE FOR MOMS: My 5-Step Morning Routine MOTHERHOOD VILLAGE FB COMMUNITY: The Motherhood Village MOTHERHOOD INSTAGRAM: @themotherhood.podcast “I love The Motherhood Podcast!” ← if that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show!  This helps us support more women, just like you, on their motherhood journey.  Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.”  Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!

In Episode 21, Sara and Kyle, LPC's, discuss one of the biggest triggers for parents…lying. Why do kids lie to us? How can we raise kids that are honest and trustworthy? What am I doing as a parent that makes it more or less likely that my children will choose to lie to me? Visit our website and social media channels for more valuable content for your parenting journey. View the full transcript at: https://www.parentinglegacy.com/what-to-do-when-your-child-lies-to-you Video Courses: https://parenting-legacy.newzenler.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/parentinglegacycounseling Instagram: www.instagram.com/parentinglegacy The Art of Raising Humans podcast should not be considered or used as counseling but for educational purposes only.

When have your kids been brutally honest? The CandyMan has saved the day again! Ben's girls are going away? Julia Morris!  Sea FM's 20K Steal!  Bad gym habits? Thank You Week See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You've most likely dealt with being lied to at some point in your life especially if you have young kids. Listen to Jenna and Jenelle talk about lying, being honest with kids, and some tips to help if your kid is struggling with telling the truth.  Tips for raising truthful kids article: https://www.greatschools.org/gk/articles/12-tips-raising-truthful-kids/ (https://www.greatschools.org/gk/articles/12-tips-raising-truthful-kids/)

Topics Include: When was your kid or a kid you know tell you something brutally honest? What is your Passive Aggressive Tuesday text? What is your Dirty Little Secret? and Hollywood Headlines!

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Honesty is arguably one of the healthiest ways to approach life so let's encourage our kids to tell the truth

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Kids lie. That's not a revelatory statement there, but sometimes there are deeper issues to contend with when dealing with kids and lying. Dr. Katagyna Shalhoub, PhD, ACC (also known as Coach Kat) joins the show and offers some advice. Coach Kat is the award-winning author of Futureproof!: 13 Things Your Parents Can’t Tell You About Tomorrow, (https://amzn.to/3642wfA) and is also a personal development coach, nominated as one of 100 Best Global Coach Leaders in 2017. She helps people redesign their lives, unlock their creativity and become the heroes of their own story. On this episode, Coach Kat discusses why kids lie and offers strategies for parents to assist in their journey with helping kids become more honest. For more on Coach Kat visit her at KatShalhoub.com Recommended reading: Raising An Emotionally Healthy Child The Heart of Parenting (https://amzn.to/2tccXyR) Get a complimentary book on Audible for signing up for a free trial! Visit http://www.audibletrack.com/freeaudiobook to get your book now! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.

Honest Tea Founder Seth Goldman joins us on this week’s episode of the podcast. Seth Goldman is the Co-Founder and TeaEO Emeritus at Honest Tea. He started Honest Tea years ago and he is also the Executive Chair of Beyond Meat. We will talk about both companies in detail and the mission behind both companies. Honest Tea specializes in beverage that are a tad sweet, organic and fair trade certified. In March 2011, Honest Tea was acquired by the Coca Cola Company becoming the first organic and fair-trade brand in the world’s largest beverage distribution system. Honest Tea and Honest Kids is sold in over 140,000 stores in the US and Europe including McDonald's, Subway, and Chick-fil-A. Beyond Meat is also rapidly expanding distribution as the company seeks to expand the accessibility and availability of plant-based protein. You will hear Seth’s passion for vegetarianism and providing plant-based options that can provide protein for us. Seth is passionate about providing quality ingredients to humans so they can fuel their body and live a better life. Seth also serves on the board of Ripple Foods, the Yale School of Management, and Bethesda Green. Seth is a “multi-tasker” that likes to create, innovate, and disrupt, and he is passionate about making this world a better place. In this episode, they discuss what childhood was like (5:20), where his mother’s interest in Chinese history came from (6:30), what his father was like (8:00), how his parents helped shape his perspective (9:30), how his parents reinforced that he was special (12:30), the values his family all share (13:20), what high school was like for him (14:20), the difference between being spoiled and being special (18:20), why he kept with wrestling (20:00), where his confidence comes from (21:00), when running came into his life (22:50), what he was like theater wise (24:30), his experience at Harvard (25:40), what motivates him to do all these different things (27:00), what he did right after college (27:40), his mindset when he is performing (31:00), the things he would do to train his mind (32:30), what he did to practice presence (33:20), how his parents reacted when he didn’t do something academic (35:20), what his preparation was like (36:30), what causes him to not be at his best (39:10), what it was like when his dad passed away (41:00), what he did after China (42:00), his thoughts on how he sees non-profits succeed (45:30), what bubbled up for him while at business school (47:00), when Honest Tea came to be for him and what he enjoys about creating (48:10), how he develops his relationship with fear and what excitement feels like for him (53:40), what it was like being a brand in Bethesda, Maryland (55:20), the advice he gives to entrepreneurs (56:00), what attracted him to Beyond Meat (58:20), how he responds to people that think his ideas won’t work (59:30), how he handles investors and his relationship with his employees (1:01:20), his partnership with Coca Cola (1:02:20), what makes a good leader (1:03:10), what he envisions for himself in the future (1:04:40) , the quotes, frameworks, or philosophies that help guide his life (1:08:40) , his thoughts on the mindset in preparation vs. performance (1:10:30), when he looks for help (1:12:40), and how religion guides him (1:13:40) Thank you to Seth for coming on the podcast! We encourage you to check out Honest Tea and Honest Kids which is currently expanding around the country. Beyond Meat is also growing quickly and they have a beyond burger and beyond sausage that is available in places like Whole Foods, Kreuger, and Safeway, and also now at Carl’s Jr., BurgerFi, TGI Friday’s, and here locally at Silver. Seth is also on the board of Ripple Foods which sells plant-based dairy made with peas. Bethesda Green is the local non-profit he founded 10 years ago, and they have a green business incubator, and they are working hard to engage the community of Bethesda in sustainability and finding ways for them to live greener, more sustainable lives. https://www.netimpact.org/ is another organization he’s interested in that is helping to organize MBA and college students interested in business to pursue careers in socially responsible businesses. Last, his co-founder Barry Nalebuff and he published a comic book called Mission in a Bottle, and it’s a fun retelling of the Honest Tea story in a comic book story that shows the lessons they’ve learned. Lastly, if you liked this episode and/or any others, please support us at Patreon or follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening. -Brian

Seth Goldman, Co-Founder & TeaEO Emeritus of Honest Tea and Executive Chair of Beyond Meat. Honest Tea is the nation’s top selling organic bottled tea, specializing in beverages that are organic and Fair Trade Certified™. In March 2011, Honest Tea was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company, becoming the first organic and Fair Trade brand in the world's largest beverage distribution system. Honest Tea and Honest Kids is sold in more than 130,000 stores in the USA and Europe. In my conversation with Seth, he provides a glimpse into strategies he’s used to Optimize Relationships & Tap into New Markets during his company’s wildly successful 20-year journey.

Meet Carla Schultz, a livestock and crop farmer working alongside her husband, four kids and her parents in Michigan's “thumb” region. Try to keep up as Carla (and Carla!) plow through the topics of: Teaching young people about careers as hydrologists & plant scientists beyond raising animals What she likes to do for fun Her honest kids and toning down a competitive spirit The meal that's a good fit for everyone in their household The best place to vacation away from farm tasks Her husband's journey from the Marines, carpentry and welding to managing their farm Rebranding a business name A book series she recommends for fans of murder mysteries Building a barn house and other business goals What it was like to commercially clean a food processing facility Creative solutions to fitness working into a life routine The best advice she's received in life Sites mentioned in this podcast: FARM Science Lab: https://miagclassroom.org/lab/ CommonGround of Michigan: http://findourcommonground.com/blog/community/michigan/ 8 Plates Farm website: https://www.eightplatesfarm.com/ Mayville Sunflower Festival: https://villageofmayville.org/sunflowerfestival/ Agrifit challenge: https://www.facebook.com/agrifitchallenge/

Meet Carla Schultz, a livestock and crop farmer working alongside her husband, four kids and her parents in Michigan’s “thumb” region. Try to keep up as Carla (and Carla!) plow through the topics of: Teaching young people about careers as hydrologists & plant scientists beyond raising animals What she likes to do for fun Her honest kids and toning down a competitive spirit The meal that’s a good fit for everyone in their household The best place to vacation away from farm tasks Her husband’s journey from the Marines, carpentry and welding to managing their farm Rebranding a business name A book series she recommends for fans of murder mysteries Building a barn house and other business goals What it was like to commercially clean a food processing facility Creative solutions to fitness working into a life routine The best advice she’s received in life Sites mentioned in this podcast: FARM Science Lab: https://miagclassroom.org/lab/ CommonGround of Michigan: http://findourcommonground.com/blog/community/michigan/ 8 Plates Farm website: https://www.eightplatesfarm.com/ Mayville Sunflower Festival: https://villageofmayville.org/sunflowerfestival/ Agrifit challenge: https://www.facebook.com/agrifitchallenge/

Seth Goldman co-founded Honest® Tea in 1998 with Professor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. Over the past eighteen years the company has thrived as consumers have shifted toward healthier and more sustainable diets. In March 2011, Honest Tea was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company, helping to further the reach and impact of Honest Tea’s mission by becoming the first organic and Fair Trade brand in the world's largest beverage distribution system. Today, Honest Tea is the nation’s top selling ready-to-drink organic bottled tea and Honest Kids® is the nation’s top-selling organic children/youth beverage. The brands are carried in more than 100,000 outlets in the United States, including all Wendy’s and Chik-fil-A restaurants. In 2016 Honest Tea’s distribution will be expanding to Europe.In 2016, Seth transitioned to a new role at Honest Tea as TeaEO Emeritus and Innovation Catalyst for Coca-Cola’s Venturing & Emerging Brands business unit. This transition allows him to take on an additional role as Executive Chairman of Beyond Meat, a privately held California-based enterprise where Seth has served as a board member since 2012. Beyond Meat is a company on the cutting edge of plant protein research and development, with a goal of providing plant-based protein foods - without sacrificing the taste, chew or satisfaction of animal meat.In addition to offering a range of lower-calorie beverages, Honest Tea has been recognized as the first company to launch an organic bottled tea (1999) and a Fair Trade Certified bottled tea (2003). Today every Honest Tea variety is certified organic and Fair Trade. The company has initiated community-based partnerships with suppliers in India, China, Paraguay and South Africa. In 2015 Seth was named the #1 Disruptor by Beverage World, and Beverage Executive of the Year by Beverage Industry magazine; he was also inducted into the Washington DC Business Hall of Fame. Seth has also been recognized by the United States Healthful Food Council with a REAL Food Innovator Award for helping change the food landscape by providing options that are healthier for both the body and the planet.Seth serves on the advisory boards of Ripple Foods, the Yale School of Management, the American Beverage Association, and Bethesda Green (a local sustainability non-profit he co-founded). He graduated from Harvard College (1987) and the Yale School of Management (1995), and is a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Seth and Barry are the authors, along with graphic artist Soongyun Choi, of The New York Times bestseller Mission in a Bottle, which was published by the Crown Business division of Random House in September, 2013. The book, told in comic book form, captures their efforts to create a mission-driven business in a profit-driven world. Seth lives with his wife and three sons near Honest Tea’s Bethesda, MD headquarters in an eco-friendly house.

[Episode 73] Why is so hard to just admit we did something wrong? What has changed since Genesis 3 that can help us be honest with ourselves and God? We explore this next aspect of our sin nature and then move on to more fun things like a new kids' podcast app that includes our show, Leela Kids Podcasts App, and Creation Moments, another show they list. Then it's a tasty romp through the jungle to discover how we get chocolate!

We had a rad show today; listen to it, or forever hold your peace.

Seth Goldman co-founded Honest® Tea in 1998 with Professor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. Over the past eighteen years the company has thrived as consumers have shifted toward healthier and more sustainable diets. In March 2011, Honest Tea was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company, helping to further the reach and impact of Honest Tea’s mission by becoming the first organic and Fair Trade brand in the world's largest beverage distribution system. Today, Honest Tea is the nation’s top selling ready-to-drink organic bottled tea and Honest Kids® is the nation’s top-selling organic children/youth beverage. The brands are carried in more than 100,000 outlets in the United States, including all Wendy’s and Chik-fil-A restaurants. In 2016 Honest Tea’s distribution will be expanding to Europe. In 2016, Seth transitioned to a new role at Honest Tea as TeaEO Emeritus and Innovation Catalyst for Coca-Cola’s Venturing & Emerging Brands business unit. This transition allows him to take on an additional role as Executive Chairman of Beyond Meat, a privately held California-based enterprise where Seth has served as a board member since 2012. Beyond Meat is a company on the cutting edge of plant protein research and development, with a goal of providing plant-based protein foods - without sacrificing the taste, chew or satisfaction of animal meat. In addition to offering a range of lower-calorie beverages, Honest Tea has been recognized as the first company to launch an organic bottled tea (1999) and a Fair Trade Certified bottled tea (2003). Today every Honest Tea variety is certified organic and Fair Trade. The company has initiated community-based partnerships with suppliers in India, China, Paraguay and South Africa. In 2015 Seth was named the #1 Disruptor by Beverage World, and Beverage Executive of the Year by Beverage Industry magazine; he was also inducted into the Washington DC Business Hall of Fame. Seth has also been recognized by the United States Healthful Food Council with a REAL Food Innovator Award for helping change the food landscape by providing options that are healthier for both the body and the planet. Seth serves on the advisory boards of Ripple Foods, the Yale School of Management, the American Beverage Association, and Bethesda Green (a local sustainability non-profit he co-founded). He graduated from Harvard College (1987) and the Yale School of Management (1995), and is a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Seth and Barry are the authors, along with graphic artist Soongyun Choi, of The New York Times bestseller Mission in a Bottle, which was published by the Crown Business division of Random House in September, 2013. The book, told in comic book form, captures their efforts to create a mission-driven business in a profit-driven world. Seth lives with his wife and three sons near Honest Tea’s Bethesda, MD headquarters in an eco-friendly house.

Seth Goldman co-founded Honest® Tea in 1998 with Professor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. Thirteen years later they were acquired and are now a $160 million division of Coca-Cola. Today, Honest Tea is the nation's top selling ready-to-drink organic bottled tea and Honest Kids® is the nation's top-selling organic children/youth beverage. The brands are carried in more than 100,000 outlets in the United States, including all Wendy's and Chik-fil-A restaurants. It was a long, tough, and fun road to get to where they are today. One of the best food business books I have ever read, Mission in a Bottle tells their story. I interviewed Seth about the book and he responded with sage advice for emerging food startups: "I can't ask others to invest if I'm not completely invested in myself." The biggest mistakes that almost put the company under Why the company needs to shift and evolve along the way Dealing with competitors inside the tent "Creating a successful company depends on your ability to successfully two questions" How to sign on and have success with distributors Learnings from an unsuccessful run with Barnes + Noble How he sold Canada Dry Potomac after 4 years of rejections Why the "little things" add up and can make or break your company "You have to win in New York" - Learnings from a Red Sox fan On selling their company to Coca-Cola How Seth managed a harmonious and prolific relationship with his co-founder Negotiating shipping rates The main problems he sees in advising food startups Selected links from the episode: Honest Tea Mission in a Bottle (note from Matt: Read it!!) Coca Cola Venturing & Emerging Brands Ripple Foods Beyond Meat Calvert Investments American Beverage Association Bethesda Green  

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