In this episode, Sarah and Chelsea delve into the story of Foxtrot - the convenience store delivery business that soared with ambition but faced the stark reality of rapid expansion. Founded in 2015, Foxtrot's initial success was noteworthy, but the journey from a single retail location to seven, plus the leap into the Dallas market, provides a cautionary tale about the perils of scaling up too fast.

In this BABOYOT episode, Sarah welcomes Jeff Wiguna to the show. The co-founder and CEO of Kuju Coffee shares how they built the leading single-serve pour over brand in the US built on the foundation of their outdoor roots.

In this episode, Sarah Delevan is joined by Melissa Facchina, Co-Founder & Co-Managing Partner of Siddhi Capital. They discuss the evolution of funding in the food industry. The investment world is tricky, and Melissa didn't shy away from discussing the pressures and expectations that come with it. They dove into the importance of picking the right investors and staying true to your business's core values, especially in today's capital-constrained environment. She emphasized the need for practicality and sound business fundamentals amidst investor pressure for growth.

Have you been looking for a way to access funding for your business that doesn’t include giving up your equity, doesn’t involve traditional bank loans, and doesn’t come with huge interest rates?

In this episode, Sarah is joined by Jackie Chan, COO and Co-Founder of SMBX - the Small Business Bond™ marketplace that connects qualified U.S. small and medium businesses with people in their communities who want to invest in them. Together they are discussing how the SMBX business model is disrupting traditional funding methods for Good Food Businesses.