Live Episode! New Belgium Brewing Company: Kim Jordan

Hey everyone, really quick before we start the show. I have some Big news to share. We have two more live shows coming up. First, I'm going to talk with Emily Weiss, the founder of Glassier. That one's happening on November 1st in New York City. And then on December 5th in Los Angeles, I'll sit down with Michael Dubin, the co-founder of Dollar Shave Club. Both shows are supported by American Express, and tickets go on sale this Friday, September 14th. So just go to nprpresents dot org to get your tickets and I hope to see you in New York or LA, or m why not both? Early on I um was putting

put together a plan for a the bank that we had been using personally. And our banker said, you know, the way that you've sort of dribbled this paperwork in makes me think that you know nothing about running a business and I'm not even gonna take your loan to the committee. Yeah. From NPR, it's how I built this. show about innovators, entrepreneurs, idealists, and the stories behind the movements.

They don't. I'm Guy Roz, and on this episode, how Kim Jordan helped turn her husband's basement home brewery. one of the biggest craft beer makers in America. If you look at the founding stories of companies like Amazon or Apple or Google,

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