Uncommon Brands
How do you build a DTC brand that breaks out in a noisy world? The Uncommon Brands podcast interviews founders of fast-growing DTC, e-commerce, and consumer product brands with unique products and marketing strategies.
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From emergency medicine to startup founder, Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne, Nasaclip (opens the original)
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Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne is an emergency physician and the CEO and co-founder of NasaClip , a hands-free, mess-free medical device designed to treat nosebleeds anywhere. In this episode, she shares the story and decade-long journey behind creating an intuitive product that shifts care out of the crowded emergency room and directly into the hands of everyday patients and caregivers. They discuss the biomechanical realities of nosebleeds, the tactical pivots of launching into high-volume B2B channe
Making golf fun and building a brand with Scott Riley, Live Forever Golf (opens the original)
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Scott Riley is the co-founder and CEO of Live Forever Golf, an '80s nostalgia-infused, music-centric golf lifestyle brand designed to disrupt the traditionally stuffy golf apparel industry. In this episode, Scott shares the story and five-year+ journey behind building an authentic, player-first apparel line, the inspiration behind their iconic club-toss logo, the realities of scaling from a garage whiteboard concept, and the unconventional marketing strategies, like handwritten notes on vintage
Building a consumer medtech brand with Tom Andriacchi and Jenny Hledik, KneeMo™ (opens the original)
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Dr. Jenny Hledik and Dr. Tom Andriacchi are the co-creators of KneeMo™ , a motion-activated knee wearable designed to disrupt pain signals. In this episode, they share the science and 10-year development journey behind a non-invasive device helping people reclaim their mobility with chronic knee pain. They discuss the biomechanical engineering principles of the Gate Control Theory of Pain, the tactical realities of running clinical trials, and why maintaining physical activity is critical for lo
Tee Time: Building a golf brand with Matt Stang, Swannies Golf (opens the original)
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Matt Stang is the co-founder of Swannies Golf , an apparel brand that started back in 2015 in Minnesota. In this episode, he shares the incredible journey of building a modern golf apparel brand that has scaled to a presence in nearly 3,000 golf courses. Matt discusses the tactical reality of bootstrapping a physical product brand, the power of listening to "green grass" buyers, and why bank financing worked better for them than raising traditional equity. This episode is packed with insights on
Fun times with Fun Guy: How to create your own category with Phoebe McPherson & George Moulton (opens the original)
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Phoebe McPherson and George Moulton are the co-founders of Fun Guy. In this episode, they share how they’ve combined their backgrounds to create a brand that defines its own category in the wellness space. Phoebe and George discuss their journey from the snowboarding world to the forefront of the mushroom and Kanna revolution. This episode is full of insights on how they prioritize education and transparency over quick sales and the tactical reality of building a brand rooted in ancient plant me
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