6. "I'm less curious when I'm sober"

Episode 6 of the Overheard: Where Venture Meets Culture podcast, hosted by Host: Joelle Cosmas \\ Guests: Rick Desai, Ryan Sievert, titled "6. "I'm less curious when I'm sober"" was published on January 21, 2020 and runs 48 minutes.

January 21, 2020 ·48m · Overheard: Where Venture Meets Culture

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Dry January or Dry 2020? With the Non-Alcoholic trend sweeping through, there are more and more people opting for an alternative to the social pastime. But what does "being sober" even mean? Listen in as the squad talks about companies that are showing up in the space and what they will need to do to win as a brand, the pressures that come with claiming to be sober and the new generation of non-drinkers. Just in time to wrap up your month of resolutions. Host: Joelle Cosmas Guests: Rick Desa...

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Dry January or Dry 2020? With the Non-Alcoholic trend sweeping through, there are more and more people opting for an alternative to the social pastime. But what does "being sober" even mean? Listen in as the squad talks about companies that are showing up in the space and what they will need to do to win as a brand, the pressures that come with claiming to be sober and the new generation of non-drinkers. Just in time to wrap up your month of resolutions.

Host: Joelle Cosmas
Guests: Rick Desai and Ryan Sievert

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