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WRR9: Jenn Kriske, Machines For Freedom
Female entrepreneurs only receive 3% of venture capital, and Machines for Freedom Founder, Jenn Kriske is now part of that elite group. On June 4th, MFF announced that they would be stepping under the Specialized Bikes umbrella, so we caught up with Jenn about the changes coming to Machines for Freedom. Listen to hear her explain how starting a business is like riding a lion...it's scary to dismount.
WRR8: Jean Enersen, KING-TV
This week Wild Rye co-founder, Cassie Abel sat down with Jean Enersen, the nation's first female news anchor and longest running person on a major new station anchor desk - a whopping 48 years with NBC's King 5 news out of Seattle.
WWR7: Jeanine Pesce, Range
We talk to Jeanine Pesce about coining the term "modern outdoors woman," what it's like to balance a thriving business and toddler, and where she believes the outdoor industry is headed.
WRR6: Amanda Goad, Bold Brew
Amanda Goad shares with us what it's like to run not just one, but TWO startups in the mountain town of Durango and how she gives back to the entrepreneurial community in the four corners.
WRR5: Corinne Prevot, Skida
On today’s episode, we talk to Corinne Prevot. Founder of the accessories powerhouse, Skida, Corinne got her start hand-sewing hats for her nordic ski team mates at Burke Mountain academy.
WRR4: Jen See, Freelance Journalist
On today’s episode, we talk to Jen See. A writer, photographer, surfer, and cyclist, Jen started her career as a History PhD, interviewing for tenure track jobs at places like Yale before realizing the call of the California coastline was strong enough to change careers.
WRR3: Jenn Hannon, Machines for Freedom
In Episode 3 of Wild Rye Radio we talk with Jenn Hannon, founder of Machines for Freedom, a Los Angeles based maker of beautiful and technical road cycling apparel for women.
WRR2: Collyn Ahart, Bowndling
In episode 2 of Wild Rye Radio we talk to Collyn Ahart. Founder of Bowndling--maker of adventurewear for women--Collyn came up through the ranks of the agency world working with clients like Nike and Rapha before launching her own company.
WRR1: Stephanie Roberts
In episode 1 of Wild Rye Radio, we talk to Stephanie Roberts. Previously CFO of Old Navy and Specialized Bicycle Components, Steph shares with us how she went from the night school class room to the c-suite, and how she's managed her imposter syndrome along the way.
WELCOME TO WILD RYE RADIO. AN INTRO
Welcome to Wild Rye Radio! It's here, it's finally here! Listen along to find out more about our podcast and the stories you can expect in the coming months!
Cool Hunting: Mountain Biking Gear for Women
No full lycra kits here. This duo makes contemporary, functional clothing. We caught up with Cool Hunting on the launch of Wild Rye (formerly, Buttermilk)
Bike Magazine: Wild Rye Targets Women’s Market
Bike Magazine's first look at Wild Rye: "Women's mountain bike clothing has long been problematic for apparel brands. Developing shorts and jersey that nail fit, fashion and function–not to mention durability and value–that appeal to a wide variety of tastes and body types is a daunting task and one few brands have been solely devoted to undertaking."