
The Firebelly Social Show features food and beverage brands that are on a mission to make the world better.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessManagement | |||

Isabella "Bella" Hughes is the Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Better Sour, a modern candy brand reimagining sour gummies for today's consumer. Better Sour has expanded to over 4,000 stores nationwide, including Whole Foods, Costco, Sprouts, ... more
Jill Frechtman is the Founder and Strategic Advisor at the Food Founder Collective, where she advises and mentors emerging food founders as they build and grow their brands. Before becoming an advisor, she built her food CPG brand, Fretzels by Jill, ... more
Keya Wingfield is the Founder of Keya's Snacks, a brand bringing bold Indian American flavors to the classic American potato chip, using single-origin spices from India and US-grown potatoes. Keya is a Food Network Spring Baking Championship winner, ... more
Kathie Pelliccio is the Founder and "Seed Queen" of Kathie's Kitchen, the company behind SuperSeedz, which produces award-winning, gourmet pumpkin seed snacks focused on healthy, flavorful eating. Since founding her company in 2004, Kathie has grown ... more
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This show actually respects the intelligence of founders and operators. Duncan asks sharp questions, stays grounded in reality, and doesn’t confuse noise with credibility. The conversations hit where food and beverage leaders actually feel pressure. Personal brand, professionalism, trust, growth, and what capital really pays attention to. It’s practical, clear, and refreshingly free of marketing theater. You leave with signal, not slogans, and a better sense of how to show up publicly without sa... more
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A pragmatic show for food and beverage brands on a mission, featuring founder-focused conversations, brand storytelling, packaging, distribution, retail strategy, and scaling through authentic partnerships. Episodes center on mission-driven brands navigating wholesale, retail, and expo ecosystems, with emphasis on practical tactics for brand growth, storytelling, and community-building. Notable patterns include founder origin stories, cross-functional perspectives from packaging to logistics, and an ecosystem of service providers and fellow founders shaping go-to-market strategies. A standout angle is the frequent focus on transparent, human-centered approaches to branding and distribution, plus real-world anecdotes from industry events and... more
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Recent guests on The Firebelly Social Show include:
1. Isabella Hughes
2. Jill Frechtman
3. Keya Wingfield
4. Kathie Pelliccio
5. Björn Steinar
6. Peter Gialantzis
7. Gian Facenda
8. Samuel Anderson
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