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As the Ice Cream Churns (Trailer)

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As the Ice Cream Churns (Trailer)

Brian and Jackie, the founders of Ample Hills Creamery, recount the rise and fall of their beloved ice cream brand. After building it into one of the most successful ice cream companies of the past decade, they were forced to file for bankruptcy the day before New York City shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, Ample Hills is now owned by another entity, leaving the couple jobless and reflecting on their loss. Despite this setback, they are determined to start anew. To help them navigate their journey, they enlist the support of their close friend Debbie Rosen, who created the popular salted crack caramel flavor and works as a therapist. Together, they plan to analyze the mistakes that led to the company's downfall and discuss their future prospects. The story is framed as a podcast series titled "As the Ice Cream Churns," offering listeners an inside look at the challenges of entrepreneurship and resilience in the face of adversity.

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We're Brian and Jackie and this is as the ice cream churns. Together we founded Ample Hill's Creamery, one of the most beloved ice cream brands of the last decade. Then we lost it all. We filed for bankruptcy a day before New York City shut down due to COVID-19. Now someone else owns Ample Hills and we're out of work. But we're ready to start over. Come join us for an exploration of what went wrong and more importantly what comes next. Our guides are close friend Debbie Rosen. She created the cratt cookies in her hit flavor salted cratt caramel. When she's not baking, she's a therapist. We thought she could help us navigate these troubled waters. Let's get started.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Brian and Jackie founded Ample Hills Creamery, a popular ice cream brand.
  2. They lost the company after filing for bankruptcy just before New York City's COVID-19 shutdown.
  3. The brand is now owned by someone else, leaving them unemployed.
  4. They are preparing to start over and explore what went wrong.
  5. Their friend Debbie Rosen, a therapist and creator of a hit ice cream flavor, will guide them through the process.

Summary:

Brian and Jackie, the founders of Ample Hills Creamery, recount the rise and fall of their beloved ice cream brand. After building it into one of the most successful ice cream companies of the past decade, they were forced to file for bankruptcy the day before New York City shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, Ample Hills is now owned by another entity, leaving the couple jobless and reflecting on their loss.

Despite this setback, they are determined to start anew. To help them navigate their journey, they enlist the support of their close friend Debbie Rosen, who created the popular salted crack caramel flavor and works as a therapist. Together, they plan to analyze the mistakes that led to the company's downfall and discuss their future prospects.

The story is framed as a podcast series titled "As the Ice Cream Churns," offering listeners an inside look at the challenges of entrepreneurship and resilience in the face of adversity.

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Brian and Jackie are the founders of Ample Hills Creamery, a beloved ice cream brand.

They filed for bankruptcy just before New York City shut down due to COVID-19, and someone else now owns the brand.

It explores what went wrong with their business and what comes next as they start over.

Debbie Rosen is a close friend who created the cratt cookies for the hit flavor salted cratt caramel, and she works as a therapist.

They thought she could help them navigate their troubled waters with her therapeutic expertise.

The podcast is called 'As the Ice Cream Churns'.

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