Stonyfield Farm, every mention

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▶ 43:00 Nicole Bernard Dawes Oh, so in, later that day, I was actually supposed to talk to Meg Hirshberg, who is the wife of Gary Hirshberg, who started Stonyfield Farms. 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:33 Guy Raz He's the founder of the yogurt and dairy company Stonyfield. 9 times in the scene
▶ 21:23 Guy Raz He's the co-founder of the organic yogurt and dairy company Stonyfield.
▶ 24:10 Guy Raz Well, Gary Hershberg was the OG tortoise to scale that into Stonyfield. 2 times in the scene
▶ 39:25 Gary Hirshberg The best people I found, and again, this goes back to the Stonyfield story, we've always been very mission driven.
▶ 41:49 Guy Raz Gary, before we let you go, uh, what, when you look back on your time starting at Stonyfield, you know, in your twenties, is there something you, you wish you would have known that would have made it a little bit easier, or I don't know,…
▶ 42:53 Guy Raz That's Gary Hershberg, co-founder and former CEO of Stonyfield.

▶ 53:43 Danny Snyder Now, I have listened to every single episode of How I Built This, and several of them many times, but the one I keep coming back to as a personal favorite is Gary Hirshberg and Stonyfield Yogurt.

▶ 20:10 Guy Raz So I think one of your first partnerships is with, uh, Stonyfield and Clif Bar, and, and explain how that would work. 5 times in the scene

▶ 14:07 Guy Raz Gary Hirshberg and, and, and Stonyfield yogurt took him 10 years.

▶ 18:59 Guy Raz Or Gary Hirshberg spending eight or nine years losing money while building Stonyfield yogurt and not really sure whether it's going to work.

▶ 1:58 Guy Raz I'm Guy Raz, and on today's show, how two hippie farmers and a cow named Lily Bell started a side business in a drafty barn and grew it into Stonyfield, one of the biggest yogurt brands in America. 4 times in the scene
▶ 16:09 Gary Hirshberg And I said, ok, I'm now the executive director of the Royal Education Center, and the vice president of Stonyfield Farm, and I'm going to spend my first- 3 times in the scene
▶ 22:19 Guy Raz When we come back in just a moment, how Gary and Samuel begged and borrowed to keep Stonyfield going, and how they almost lost it anyway, again and again and again.
▶ 22:49 Guy Raz So, in the summer of 1984, Gary and Samuel and Stonyfield are almost broke.
▶ 27:41 Guy Raz On Stonyfield Farm.
▶ 29:31 Gary Hirshberg At this moment in Stonyfield's life, we briefly departed from organic.
▶ 35:18 Guy Raz You could not make enough yogurt at Stonyfield Farm where you were living. 2 times in the scene
▶ 45:16 Gary Hirshberg So I drove up to the SBA, and I sat down with them, and they never, normally you don't go to the SBA, you go to the bank who goes to the SBA, but I sat down, you know, Stonyfield's a pretty popular brand.
▶ 53:37 Gary Hirshberg I was, she passed at nearly 97, and, ah, I can tell you that, ah, the risk she took, ah, with Stonyfield was probably one of her greatest points of pride. 4 times in the scene

▶ 1:54 Guy Raz There were no big brands, no Stonyfield Farms or Nature's Path, no Amy's or Annie's.

▶ 0:48 Guy Raz I'm Guy Raz, and on today's show, how two hippie farmers and a cow named Lily Bell started a side business in a drafty barn and grew it into Stonyfield, one of the biggest yogurt brands in America. 6 times in the scene
▶ 14:59 Gary Hirshberg And I said, okay, I'm now the executive director of the Royal Education Center and the vice president of Stonyfield Farm. 2 times in the scene
▶ 21:09 Guy Raz When we come back in just a moment, how Gary and Samuel begged and borrowed to keep Stonyfield going, and how they almost lost it anyway, again and again and again.
▶ 21:41 Guy Raz So in the summer of 1984, Gary and Samuel and Stonyfield are almost broke. 6 times in the scene
▶ 26:32 Guy Raz On Stonyfield Farm. 2 times in the scene
▶ 34:09 Guy Raz You could not make enough yogurt at Stonyfield Farm where you were living. 2 times in the scene
▶ 44:07 Gary Hirshberg So I drove up to the SBA, and I sat down with them, and they never, normally you don't go to the SBA, you go to the bank who goes to the SBA, but I sat down, you know, Stonyfield's a pretty popular brand. 2 times in the scene
▶ 47:44 Guy Raz 83, you start the company and you hit a hundred million in sales by 99. 6 times in the scene
▶ 50:44 Guy Raz This small little hippie, like, yogurt thing that you started in 1983, um, has made you very wealthy. 5 times in the scene

▶ 2:09 Guy Raz There were no big brands, no Stonyfield Farms or Nature's Path, no Amy's or Annie's.

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