Say you turn a wild business idea into a business. How much profit would you need to pay your basic living expenses, like rent and ramen? This is a show on the economics of entrepreneurship and founders turning their dreams into reality.
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How a startup affords rent and ramen: Introducing Ramen Profitable
Join us as we meet today’s early-stage founders and explore their fight to become Ramen Profitable.
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This clean energy startup hit their fundraising goal in 1 hour. Here’s how crowdfunding brought Shine to life.
He spent his life savings to launch a tech company rivaling Apple. Although 200 investors told him to give up, here’s why he didn’t.
Radha Agrawal started throwing pre-work dance parties — and now her business is in 30 cities worldwide.
This deaf chef was a “liability.” So she started her own groundbreaking restaurant.
Printing toys, burning cash, and selling out on SharkTank - this is the perilous story of Toyox Labs, building 3D printers for kids.
“Everybody says that 9 out of 10 startups fail. So my mind translates that to as, ‘I just have to start 10 companies.’”
Liquid Death is shifting consumer mindsets toward canned water through radically imaginative marketing that is frightening to some, but entertaining to most.
A new kind of wristband is about to enter the wearable tech scene — the first haptic GPS for the blind.
Flikshop is on a mission to make it as easy as possible to send postcards to prison. Founded by a formerly incarcerated individual, the company is keeping families connected to help reduce recidivism.
The tech behind automated drone delivery is still being developed, but with advances like these, next-generation shipping methods are just on the horizon.
Museum Hack is reimagining museum tours as we know them, by delivering storylines about art, culture, and history in a way that’s interactive — and highly entertaining.
A surprising solution to the plastic pandemic is rising in popularity — zero-waste toothpaste tablets.
Join us as we meet today’s early-stage founders and explore their fight to become Ramen Profitable.
