LÄRABAR: Lara Merriken (2018)

Really quick before we start the show, I want to remind you about an upcoming live recording of the podcast. It's happening in Denver on November 13th at the Paramount Theater. I'll be interviewing Kurt Richardson, he's the creator of the Otterbox Phone Case. And if you haven't been to one of our live shows before, they are super fun. They're a chance to see me and to meet other builders and fans of the show. It's all brought to you by American Express and we'd love to see you there, so to get tickets. Go to NPRPresents dot org And I hope to see you in Denver. So Lara Marriken was one of those people who owned a cuisine art but never bothered to use it, until one day she decided to make a new type of a snack bar.

So out came the Quison Art. And about three years later Out came Larabar. If you haven't heard it, it's an incredible story that first ran in March of last year, and if you have heard it, Totally worth hearing again. Enjoy.

Oh. What uh what happened to that name? Well, the trademarking attorney Called me at the eleventh hour. And we were getting ready to launch. It was the year 2002, summer, and she said, I think you're gonna need to change the name.

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