HeyJaredStacked with Emily Dempsey
Stacked with Emily Dempsey is the podcast at the intersection of Bitcoin, wealth-building, entrepreneurship, and living well. Emily went from Bergdorf Goodman fashion buyer to Bitcoin miner and founder — and now she's your filter. Expert-level conversations made actionable.
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EP 030. From Her Kitchen to $173 Million | Erica Groussman on Building TRUBAR With No Advertising, Landing 32,000 Doors, and Choosing the Right Buyer Over the Biggest Check (opens the original)
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Welcome back to STACKED, the show about becoming your own best asset. Today Emily sits down with Erica Groussman, the Founder and CEO of TRUBAR, who started a better-for-you protein bar brand on her own kitchen counter in 2019 and sold it for $173 million in early 2026. Erica Groussman was a busy mom of two who grew frustrated with protein bars that tasted bad or were packed with ingredients she didn't want to eat. After a disappointing experience at Disneyland, she decided to create her own. Wo
029. Why I Finally Took My First Solo Trip Through Italy, Alone (opens the original)
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Welcome back to STACKED, the show about becoming your own best asset. This week I'm going solo to talk about my first ever solo trip: ten days alone in Italy between a friend's wedding in Tuscany and a friend's 40th birthday in Lake Como. I planned the whole thing with Claude, from Florence to a train to Bolzano to a tiny town in the Dolomites called Ortisei. I get into why the Dolomites became the reset I didn't know I needed, the 80-year-old couple I met on a hike who are still traveling the w
028. The Man in the Room Where Crypto Gets Regulated | Ron Hammond on How Washington Actually Decides the Future of Your Money (opens the original)
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Welcome back to STACKED, the show about becoming your own best asset. Today Emily sits down with Ron Hammond, Head of Policy and Advocacy at Wintermute, a global trading firm. Ron has spent nearly a decade inside the rooms where crypto's rules actually get written — as a congressional staffer who helped craft the first bipartisan crypto bill in history, as Ripple's in-house lobbyist, and as Senior Director of Government Relations at the Blockchain Association. In this conversation, Ron breaks do
027. The Anesthesiologist Teaching High Performers to Sleep | Dr. Soshana Clerizier on Sleep as a Hard Asset, the Sleep Divorce Trend & the Science of Being Knocked Out (opens the original)
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Welcome back to STACKED, the show about becoming your own best asset. Today I sat down with Dr. Soshana Clerizier, a board-certified anesthesiologist and Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medicine. Her actual day job is guiding patients safely into unconsciousness in the operating room — and she's taken everything she knows about how the body lets go and built Knocked Out, a physician-led sleep wellness studio for high performers who have optimized everything except the one
026. Why Bitcoin Is Digital Gold, Explained With a Hermès Bag (opens the original)
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Welcome back to STACKED, the show about becoming your own best asset. This week I'm going solo to unpack why Bitcoin is digital gold, and why none of the other cryptocurrencies matter the same way. I use a $10,000 Hermès Mini Kelly, borrowed from a friend, to explain what actually makes something a hard asset: scarcity, durability, and a supply nobody can change. I also break down the real difference between the three ways to own Bitcoin right now, on an exchange, through an ETF, or on a cold wa
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