
<p>Gary and Brian welcome Jon Hayes, the Director of Social Media & Community Management for Dan-O's Seasoning. They discuss the importance of social media and content creation, the evolving landscape of social...


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Hosted by My Dad's Chips · business · EN-US
Gary and Brian Edell, the co-founders of My Dad's Chips, discuss all aspects of starting, scaling, and maintaining a startup CPG brand. This father/son duo looks to bring insight, education, and laughs to the startup world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGary and Brian Edell, the co-founders of My Dad's Chips, discuss all aspects of starting, scaling, and maintaining a startup CPG brand. This father/son duo looks to bring insight, education, and laughs to the startup world.
Chip Chat is hosted by My Dad's Chips. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 9 | The Art of Modern CPG Marketing with Jon Hayes of Dan-O's Seasoning" (4 February 2026, 44 minutes), "Episode 9 | The Art of Modern CPG Marketing with Jon Hayes of Dan-O's Seasoning" (4 February 2026, 44 minutes), and "Episode 8 | The Truth About Grocery Stores" (15 January 2026, 35 minutes).
Chip Chat publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Chip Chat is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Chip Chat requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Chip Chat's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Chip Chat are Snacks, Coffee & Other Foods and Business & Management Consulting. Chip Chat has a business audience.
My Dad's Chips hosts Chip Chat, a business podcast with 9 episodes published.
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<p>Gary and Brian welcome Jon Hayes, the Director of Social Media & Community Management for Dan-O's Seasoning. They discuss the importance of social media and content creation, the evolving landscape of social...

Gary and Brian welcome Jon Hayes, the Director of Social Media & Community Management for Dan-O's Seasoning. They discuss the importance of social media and content creation, the evolving landscape of social commerce...

<p>Gary and Brian discuss the complexities of getting products into grocery stores, focusing on the differences between independent and chain stores, distribution strategies, the role of merchandisers, and the...

Episode #7
<p>Gary and Brian discuss their experiences with raising capital. They reflect on the challenges of securing funding from traditional banks, the importance of passion in their pitch, and the various funding options...

Episode #6
<p>Gary and Brian debate the importance of the Brand vs the Product. Which resonates more with consumers and corporate buyers? How should you allocate your marketing efforts? New segment: Mistake of the Week, where the...

Episode #5
<p>Gary and Brian explore the beast that is Trade Spend and how it has affected My Dad's Chips. What is Trade Spend? What are some different ways that Trade Spend presents itself on remittance information from...

Episode #4
<p>Gary and Brian dive into how they got their chips onto shelves in the early days. From walking into delis and convenience stores, to picking up distribution, to sales materials, the My Dad's Chips crew is all about...

Episode #3
<p>Gary and Brian recount how they became connected with their suppliers for all their raw materials: potatoes, oil, bags, and seasonings. They talk more about their first production run and mistakes they made along the...

Episode #2
<p>Gary and Brian discuss the trials and tribulations involved with finding a manufacturer that could maintain the quality of what Gary always made in the kitchen. Minimums, product quality, and more!</p>

<p>Gary and Brian discuss the history of My Dad's Chips. Gary dives into why he started making potato chips in the first place, and Brian talks about his "aha" moment when he knew they were onto something.</p>
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