Podcasts about Munchery

'The Ladies' are back! Stephanie Wharton and Starr Hoover are returning for another great season at The Mountain Munchery - Lookout's eatery at The Commons. Parents of young ones - you will want to hear this!Join us in this episode as we learn a lot including how it all began, the headaches and struggles and the new plan for summer 2025. The 'S's' weave a funny tale with twists and turns and funny stories of children paying and all the great memories they already have from operating this great option for hungry and thirsty folks while they are at our town commons. You will hear some specifics about menu items and beverages for this spring/ summer covering both popular returning items and new offerings. These two just bring a smile to your face hearing them share about the adventures of the Munchery and folks at the commons. This is a fun listen and a very informative one - also hear about the signal/sign that they are indeed open. Lots of good info in this episode!Note: This episode was recorded in two segments - one from 2024 and the newest portion from this spring -2025. Enjoy! Your Team at the Mountain EchoThis episode is sponsored by Mountain Lights & Safety of Lookout Mountain.Bo Newberry 463-7704 Outdoor Lighting - Home Security - Smoke & Fire Detection****************************Spread the word! Find us at ...theMountainEcho.orgPlease "Like" and 'subscribe' for notification of new episodes on your media player's podcast menu. Also, on regular, full length, non-bonus episodes, many thanks for closing music featuring the Dismembered Tennesseans and vocals by the amazing Laura Walker singing Tennessee Waltz. Opening fiddle music played by the late Mr. Fletcher Bright.

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Chef Lei Shishak all about easy plant-based cooking for two. We discuss shopping, pantry staples, and meal prep. You'll come away with great ideas for your next bowl night! You'll love this episode whether you're newly married, flying solo, BFFs, roommates, empty-nesters, or one in a large crowd, get ready to say goodbye to endless leftovers. But don't worry, if you're a big family or love leftovers, just double up on our tips for today because you're gonna leave here hungry! Lei Shishak is the author of multiple cookbooks and a CIA-trained chef with a certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies. After heading pastry kitchens at notable LA and Orange County restaurants, Lei founded Sugar Blossom Bake Shop in San Clemente, CA, and has been featured in People, Riviera Magazine, Sunset Magazine, Los Angeles Daily News, and many more media outlets. She is a food editor at AllRecipes and has penned for Munchery.  In this episode we discuss:  Finding plant-based  Inflammation disparaging  Meal prepping for 2 is different  Making different meals and leftovers  The perfect bowl  Sauce!  Favourite recipes for the day Tips for shopping for two  10 tips for plant based  Links to things we mentioned: Sign up for our newsletter –  Chef Lei Shishak - , , by Lei Shishak Whole Food Plant-Based with Dr T Colin Campbell –

In this week's episode of the Future Construct Podcast (32 min interview), we are excited to feature Cynthia Maller, Head of 3D Creative Technology at Walmart (@Walmart), and our host Amy Peck (@AmyPeckXR). Cynthia Maller is also the Head of 3D Creative Technology at three of Walmart's digitally-native brands: Hayneedle, Art.com and Allswell. She is a Certified Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Practitioner. Her focus is strengthening and scaling the three pillars of 3D in retail: inspiring aesthetics, visual integrity and operational excellence. She believes that every one of us has the talent and capability to add value to immersive commerce, and to be a builder, a citizen and a purveyor in the Metaverse. This drives her commitment to peer education, advocacy and invention. When she's not at work, she's on the ice, feeding her passion for figure skating. Her drive to try new things, to push herself, both in commerce technology and on the ice, is guided by the words of Erin Hanson, “What if I fall? Oh, but my darling, What if you fly?"Highlights of Cynthia's interview with host Amy Peck (@AmyPeckXR) include:- How Cynthia developed Walmart to be "plug-and-play" and not vertical-specific in the world of 3D and visualization.- The evolution of Cynthia's role becoming the go-to resource for Walmart about the metaverse- How consumers can utilize 3D on a daily basis, and how they can become more involved in the conversation about integration- The concept of gamification and developing more comfort about its adoptionIn 1999, Cynthia began working as a Creative Director for Yahoo, and for the next 15 years, she held that same roles for large companies including Gyro International, Johnson and Johnson, PayPal, Sam's Club and Adobe. In 2015, she started shifting her focus towards user experience at Touch of Modern, where she led the UX team across all platforms, led a team of 18 photographers, stylists, and editors, and led brand development, creative, and packaging for 4 private label brands She was able to sell through excellent design and strategic innovations to an approval council comprised of four founders, she created the first-ever 360 review process for HR. Cynthia, then took her talents and accomplishments to Munchery. She has acquired a wealth of knowledge in creative technology, and continues to expand her expertise in her role at Walmart. Walmart aims to build a better world — helping people live better and renew the planet while building thriving, resilient communities. For them, this means working to create opportunity, build a more sustainable future, advance diversity, equity and inclusion and bring communities closer together.SHOW NOTES0:12  - Amy Peck introduces Cynthia Maller, Head of 3D Creative Technology at Walmart.06:09  - You were a visionary when you saw this evolution of 3D coming, and now it's metaverse everything. We're moving from 2D screens to 3D. How has been becoming the go-to resource for the entire company [Walmart] about the metaverse?18:26  - Now hand in hand with the metaverse, another term we keep hearing about is this "creator economy," and it's similar to what you're doing at [Walmart]. How would people use 3D to do what do on a daily basis, and how do you engage consumers in that conversation of integrating that?23:42  - You mention gamification, and that can have a positive or negative connotation, depending on who you talk to. So, how do we become more comfortable with the concept of gamification? 27:30  - If you could project yourself 20 years into the future, and if you could have any product or service or gadget or thing, that for you, would make your life better or make you personally happy, what would it be and what would it do?

I remember my first time taking an Uber. Cool car. Smelled nice. I knew what the price would be the second I booked it and way cheaper than a taxi. Hooked. Rented an million-dollar mansion on Airbnb in Breckenridge to ski. 3 stories. Hot tubs. Close to the slopes. Split it cheap with some friends.  MoviePass! $10 a month to see all the movies you want! I mean, c'mon. We all knew deep down that couldn't last, but we hoped the rest would.  And now its over. Why? We were living that Gucci lifestyle at Nike prices. Those companies were subsidizing their services to get you hooked, but now that they're public, they HAVE to turn a profit and the only way to do that is raise fees and prices. Do you know how large the graveyard is of food delivery services? Maple. Sprig. Spoonrocket. Munchery. Those are just a few who have started and died after being unable to sustain growth by getting more funding from venture capitalist firms. Classpass was a $99 a month unlimited spin class plan.  We went into subscription and everything as a service hyperactive mode and it was all so cheap, why bother to start asking questions if it will last? Because deep down, just like that Illenium song, Good Things Fall Apart. The business model went like this. Build some code and an app. Make a service to-your-door or monthly accessible at a ridiculously low price. Get lots of users. Show that to venture capitalists who will give you tons of money. Make app better. Get more users. Get more money from VCs. All while, burning cash left and right and not making a profit. If lucky, get to IPO, cash out and become billionaires.  That's where most of the ones that have survived are now. The top members and early VCs made their money and now they have to make a profit. Turns out, raising prices is the only way to do it and they're praying to the Wall Street gods that you'll stick around for it the service you love so much. 

Munchery co-founder Tri Tran joins the show from San Francisco to discuss with Alex how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected different areas of the food industry. Tri and Alex talk about food startups pivoting in response to new quarantine driven types of demand and detail how they think now could be an opportune time for incumbents to invest in disruptive startups within the industry.

The show opens with a recap of Munchery co-founder Tri Tran's correct prediction on yesterday's episode about who would be the most likely buyers if Grubhub were to sell their delivery platform. Next, Alex breaks down Mark Zuckerberg's newly published 10 year roadmap and discusses how we haven't yet seen the next big development platform. The show also covers Spotify's growing market share in podcasts and the importance of achieving consensus in the boardroom. Watch clips from the show and full 4k episodes over on our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVFoF6YKQzP9rIL3TdMoxg

The episode starts with Munchery co-founder Tri Tran joining WTA to discuss with Alex the rumors that Grubhub is considering a sale of their delivery platform. Next, Alex looks at news that Amazon will be launching a luxury fashion platform and reviews the PLAT ETF over the past month. The show closes with a look at Applico's platform design toolkit. Watch clips from the show and full 4k episodes over on our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVFoF6YKQzP9rIL3TdMoxg

Twitter: @twpwkPatreonRemembering the startups we lost in 2019https://techcrunch.com/2019/12/26/startups-lost-in-2019/Unicorn Scooters (2018 – 2019)Total raised: $150,000Chariot (2014 – 2019)Total raised: $3 million, acquired by Ford in 2017HomeShareTotal raised: $4.7 millionMoviePass (2011 – 2019)Total raised: $68.7 million, acquired by Helios and Matheson in 2017Munchery (2010 – 2019)Total raised: $125 millionNomiku (2012 – 2019)Total raised: $145,000RecommendationsThe Two Popes on NetflixUE Boom bluetooth speakerChecking your ego might do you some good - a message from a man once (still?) nicknamed “The Ego”Shameless PlugsFor coffee drinkers:Mike's coffee company: Bookcase CoffeeFor equity investors:Jeff's software: FolioFollow UsTwitter: @twpwkiTunesSpotifyStitcherGoogle PodcastsPocket CastsOvercast

David Hauser has built a number of successful companies in the startup space, both organically and inorganically. He is the founder of Grasshopper, which was acquired by Citrix after he bootstrapped the company to $30M+. David founded Chargify and made it profitable, securing a Mark Cuban investment. He founded ReturnPath and is a founding member of National Entrepreneurs’ Day (http://entrepreneursday.org). David is an angel investor in Intercom, Unbounce, Munchery, Groove and more. He is a public speaker at FOWA, Big Omaha, LessConf, SuperConf, Entrepreneurs Organization, and has received major media coverage by CNN, Fox, Inc. Magazine, Fortune, Entrepreneur, Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe, Inc. 30 Under 30. — As leaders and business owners, we prioritize other people’s needs. It is part of what makes us great leaders in the first place. You signed up for long days and late nights when you entered this world, but you can only operate at full capacity when you put your oxygen mask on first. Sometimes, to help others, you have to help yourself. David Hauser explores that notion and more in his new book, Unstoppable. We preach the importance of health and wellness, but we don’t always practice it ourselves. David Hauser struggled to prioritize self-care in the hustle-hard culture of modern entrepreneurship—a position that many of us are in right now. You have to recognize that there is no ‘right’ time to start practicing self-care and stop putting it off. When you achieve balance and become the best version of yourself, your business will reflect that. Health and wellness is a great place to start. In this episode of the Absolute Advantage podcast, David Hauser joins us to share his journey of personal development. He discusses the key principles in his book, “Unstoppable,” such as the optimization mindset, the myths surrounding diet and exercise, and the top things you should be paying attention to on your own journey. Click here to listen to the episode, and make sure to visit www.absoluteadvantagepodcast.com for more content that inspires, encourages and helps you grow and make an impact QUICKLY both professionally and personally. Ways to contact David Hauser: Website: https://www.unstoppablebook.com/ Twitter: @dh

This season begins with Kelli Anderson, an artist working across many disciplines including book making, experimental animation, sculpture, and printmaking. She is known for her design, animation, and illustration work for places like NPR, “The New Yorker,” “Wired,” MoMA, and the “New York Times,” as well as her branding for Russ & Daughters, Momofuku, and Munchery. Anderson is the author of two experimental and interactive pop-up books: “This Book is a Camera,” which transforms into a pinhole camera, and “This Book is a Planetarium,” which houses a tiny planetarium and other contraptions. We discuss her ongoing fascination with lo-fi, tactile creation over a breakfast of broccoli turmeric frittata and a grapefruit, blood orange and honey parfait.

Hello and welcome back toEquity, TechCrunch's venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week we had the gang back together with our own Connie Loizos at the helm, Kate Clark in the studio as well, Alex on the phone, and Ed Sim from Boldstart Ventures onboard as well. A good crew for a busy week. Now that 2019 is fully underway, the news is back to its usual firehose-pace which means we had a lot to get through.

Corporate debt, InnovAccer’s B, Deskeo acquisition by Knotel, Munchery joins the dead pool, Sequoia launches and accelerator in India, Reliance Industries enters the Indian eCommerce battle. Connect with me on: YouTube: https://pjain.co/investstream Twitter: https://twitter.com/pjain Instagram: https://instagram.com/pjain001 Blog: http://blog.pjain.me --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pjain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pjain/support

Munchery's vendors claim the food delivery startup took advantage of them in its final hours, knowingly allowing them to continue making deliveries it couldn't pay for. Earlier this week, Munchery surprised customers with an email announcing it wouldcease operations, effective immediately.

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week we had the gang back together with our own Connie Loizos at the helm, Kate Clark in the studio as well, Alex on the phone, and Ed Sim from Boldstart Ventures onboard as well. A good crew for a busy week.

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week we had the gang back together with our own Connie Loizos at the helm, Kate Clark in the studio as well, Alex on the phone, and Ed Sim from Boldstart Ventures onboard as well. A good crew for a busy week.

netflix'te yakın zamanda fyre adlı bir belgesel yayına girdi. belgesel fyre adlı bir girişimin düzenlemeye çalıştığı bir festivalin hikayesini anlatıyor. çok büyük sözlerle ortaya çıkan bu festival, felaketle sonuçlanıyor. fyre'ın ve benzer batık girişimlerin hikayeleri üzerinden patlama süreci nasıl oluyor, girişimler neden patlıyor onu konuşuyoruz.fyre festival hakkında:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fyre_Festivalbahsettiğimiz diğer girişimler:juicero: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/01/juicero-silicon-valley-shutting-downmunchery: https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/21/munchery-shuts-down/(bölümde munchery yerine munchkin demişiz, özür dileriz :))bu haftasonu istanbul'da bir meetup düzenliyoruz, gelip bizimle tanışırsanız çok seviniriz! https://www.meetup.com/Girisimci-Muhabbeti-Meetup/

En este episodio de Startup News: Munchery, AVP Ventures, Keyfactor

#food #startup munchery shuts down, tom tom sells tech to bridgestone, just eat buys flyt, #applepay expands to over 4 new stores and more #business #tech and #gaming #news --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dollarsandcents/support

Munchery bites the big one, Foxconn considers moving production to India, Netflix wants a seat at the adults table, and, yes, even guitar tech is now tech. Sponsors: Metalab.co DatadogHQ.com/ridehome Links: Munchery closes on-demand meal-delivery business (San Francisco Chronicle) Foxconn Looks Beyond China to India for iPhone Assembly (WSJ) Apple Supplier in Japan Looks to Taiwan for Bailout After iPhone XR Letdown (WSJ) Apple Pay coming to Target, Taco Bell and more top US retail locations (Apple Newsroom) Netflix in advanced talks to join major Hollywood lobbying group (Politico) Rosetta Stone for iPhone adds AI to identify objects for live translations (VentureBeat) FENDER'S NEW ACOUSTIC GUITAR HAS A MILLION DIFFERENT VOICES (Wired)

In this episode of Startup News, we cover: Munchery, the meal delivery service, shutting down, AVP raising a new fund, and Keyfactor raising $77M to secure data. Let's connect at @thejcad

This week we discussed the massive Dropbox debt facility (and its historical echoes), the rough situation at Munchery, and the M&A market including Katie’s scoop on the Rover-Dogvacay tie-up, and all things Amazon. It was a fun episode, so subscribe, pour a drink, and hit play.

This week we discussed the massive Dropbox debt facility (and its historical echoes), the rough situation at Munchery, and the M&A market including Katie’s scoop on the Rover-Dogvacay tie-up, and all things Amazon. It was a fun episode, so subscribe, pour a drink, and hit play.

1:50 -Jules explains release candidacy Angular Weekly Meeting Notes 7:10- RC5 and Angular 2 11:20 - Big changes with RC5: NGModules 14:45 - Big changes with RC5: Bootstrapping root modules 15:45 - Big changes with RC5: Lazyloading and packaging options 20:20 - Big changes with RC5: Compiler options 23:30 - RC5 and depreciation 28:17 - Documentation 29:33- Installing release candidate Migration guide 33:50 - Engineering list Picks: Lootcrate (Charles) Stickermule (Charles) Osmo coding set (Lukas) Premier Protein (Lukas) ngMigrate (Lukas) DJI Phantom 4 Drone Camera (Jules) Munchery (Jules) Duet Beer by Alpine Beer Company (Jules) 2016 Rio Olympics (Ward)

1:50 -Jules explains release candidacy Angular Weekly Meeting Notes 7:10- RC5 and Angular 2 11:20 - Big changes with RC5: NGModules 14:45 - Big changes with RC5: Bootstrapping root modules 15:45 - Big changes with RC5: Lazyloading and packaging options 20:20 - Big changes with RC5: Compiler options 23:30 - RC5 and depreciation 28:17 - Documentation 29:33- Installing release candidate Migration guide 33:50 - Engineering list Picks: Lootcrate (Charles) Stickermule (Charles) Osmo coding set (Lukas) Premier Protein (Lukas) ngMigrate (Lukas) DJI Phantom 4 Drone Camera (Jules) Munchery (Jules) Duet Beer by Alpine Beer Company (Jules) 2016 Rio Olympics (Ward)

1:50 -Jules explains release candidacy Angular Weekly Meeting Notes 7:10- RC5 and Angular 2 11:20 - Big changes with RC5: NGModules 14:45 - Big changes with RC5: Bootstrapping root modules 15:45 - Big changes with RC5: Lazyloading and packaging options 20:20 - Big changes with RC5: Compiler options 23:30 - RC5 and depreciation 28:17 - Documentation 29:33- Installing release candidate Migration guide 33:50 - Engineering list Picks: Lootcrate (Charles) Stickermule (Charles) Osmo coding set (Lukas) Premier Protein (Lukas) ngMigrate (Lukas) DJI Phantom 4 Drone Camera (Jules) Munchery (Jules) Duet Beer by Alpine Beer Company (Jules) 2016 Rio Olympics (Ward)

On this episode, host Jenna Liut and associate producer Taylor Lanzet discuss the USDA’s proposed changes for retailers participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (or, SNAP). This program is the largest in the domestic hunger safety net and over 44 million Americans rely on it. According to the USDA, as of September 2015 over 250,000 firms were authorized to participate in SNAP. Recently, the USDA released its proposal to require retailers to supply a wider variety of healthy and whole foods for SNAP recipients, which has been met with a great deal of resistance. Joining us on the line today to dig into the details of the USDA’s proposal, what the response to it has been and what it means for the people relying on the program is Chuck Abbott, editor of Ag Insider published by the Food and Environment Reporting Network, who has covered food and agriculture policy in Washington for three decades. Later in the show we will be joined by Tri Tran, Co-Founder & CEO of Munchery, a meal service delivery company and our featured startup of the week.

While every department needs a strong leader within the company, it can be said that customer experience needs an exceptionally strong leader. The reason being it's not always intuitive for companies to invest in strong customer experience programs. Much of the budget goes to marketing or product or sales. That said, on the modern customer podcast this week we feature customer experience leader Leyla Seka. You might know the name Seka because she was a key influence on Marc Benioff's decision to make equal pay for women a priority at Salesforce, a Fortune 500 company. She was integral to the Women's Leadership Summit this year at Salesforce's annual Dreamforce conference. Whether it's conveying Dolly Parton's lessons about customer service or talking about empathy, Seka has a fresh and imaginative perspective on business that's infectious. In this podcast we hear leading ideas on modern customer experience, an exclusive look into Seka's views on career and much much more. Seka is a leader in the customer experience industry serving as SVP and General Manager of Desk.com, Salesforce's all-in-one customer service app for fast-growing companies such as Yelp, SnapChat, Munchery, Bonobos, Dot & Bo and Luxe Valet. Desk.com connects agents with email, phone calls and social channels. Salesforce had an immense impact on the way companies interact with customers, specifically how companies store and manage that customer data. Gone are the days where everyone in the company doesn't have the opportunity to touch that customer interaction, and collaborate around it. Desk.com plays a key role in the customer service side of customer experience. More about Leyla Seka Prior to her role as General Manager and Senior Vice President, Salesforce Desk.com Seka was responsible for building and growing the Salesforce AppExchange, the world's leading business apps marketplace. In her eight years at Salesforce, Seka has held a variety of positions across product management, product marketing and business operations helping to build a scalable infrastructure to support the company's business. Prior to Salesforce, Seka worked in product management and marketing organizations at Primavera Systems (acquired by Oracle), Evolve Software, Vivant and Eutron SPA. Seka also spent two years in West Africa as a Peace Corps officer in Mali. Seka holds a BA in International Relations and French from the University of California at Davis and a MBA from the Masagung School of Management at the University of San Francisco.  

Inc. editor James Ledbetter and Inc. staff members Jon Fine, Christine Lagorio-Chafkin, and Will Yakowicz talk about how fantasy football non-gambling sites like FanDuel and DraftKings have been rocked by alleged "insider trading," how the founder of new food delivery startup Munchery came to the US as a refugee from Vietnam to build a fast-growing company, and how the robotics company Wonder Workshop makes adorable robots that will teach your kids how to code.   Inc. Uncensored is brought to you by Stamps.com. Buy and print official U.S. postage using your own computer and printer, and save up to 80% compared to a postage meter. Sign up for a no-risk trial and a $110 bonus offer when you visit Stamps.com and use the promo code UNCENSORED.   And by Aduible.com. Audible.com has more than 180,000 audiobooks and spoken word projects. Get a free audiobook of your choice at www.audible.com/uncensored   Email us: uncensored@inc.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Two Black Nerds discuss untapped markets and trending products in the tech industry, in addition to how the culture of efficiency in the Valley is killing the sanctity of dinner. Links Soylent Munchery DemandFood Credits Our intro and outro music is Sorry by Comfort Fit.

If this were a Woody Allen film, Seven Things You Wanted to Know about Harold Rhee But Were Too Afraid to Ask. Or not. Plus, Nancy and Harold Rhee review Blue Apron, TableRunner, and Munchery. Three services that want to help simplify the daunting task of figuring out what’s for dinner.

This week Erik Torenberg and I, Ryan Hoover, visit Sherpa Ventures/Foundry HQ to chat with Tina Sharkey (CEO, Sherpa Foundry) and Jason Shah (CEO, Do). We discuss productivity hacks, characteristics of startups Sherpa invests in, and the magic of voice dictation. Listen in, smiley face. - Do (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/do) - Do helps people run productive meetings - Boomerang (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/boomerang-for-gmail) - The ultimate toolbox to control sending/receiving emails - Tinder (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/tinder-4-0) - Tinder, now with #TinderMoments photos - Weave (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/weave) - Tinder for professionals nearby - Snapchat (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/snapchat-chat) - Putting the Chat into Snapchat - Medium Embeds (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/medium-embeds) - Embed Medium stories, collections, & profiles on the web - Draft (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/draft-61) - Better writing software - Shyp (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/shyp) - The easiest way to ship your stuff - Beepi (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/beepi) - Next gen used car marketplace - Munchery (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/munchery) - Wholesome meals in a snap