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    We Fixed It, You’re Welcome

    Armchair quarterbacking isn’t just for sports anymore. We’re taking the same approach to companies: what would you do in their shoes? Each episode, our lively panel will debate a new issue ripped from the headlines involving a different well-known company. Between our instincts, experiences, and unsolicited opinions, we may just come up with gold. At the end, we’ll critique ourselves and see how we did. If we fixed it, you’re welcome! Season 3 launched January 20, 2026. Subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss a single episode!

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    Fixing Ben & Jerry's After the Meltdown Oct 28, 2025
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    Ben & Jerry’s, the iconic mission-driven ice cream brand, has hit a rocky patch. Co-founder Jerry Greenfield’s public exit after 47 years has raised big questions about what happens when a brand’s activist soul meets corporate strategy. Aaron, Melissa, and Qadira dig into how Unilever can protect Ben & Jerry’s social mission, rebuild trust with customers, and chart a bold path forward without its founding duo steering the ship.

    From how to handle vocal founders on the outside to doubling down on values inside, this episode is a masterclass in managing founder-brand tension and preserving legacy in the corporate era.


    🧠 What We Cover:

    • The roots of Ben & Jerry’s mission-driven identity
    • Why founder departures can shake a brand’s core
    • How Unilever can re-anchor Ben & Jerry’s in its values
    • Balancing global business strategy with social activism
    • Governance, communications, and culture as tools for the fix
    • Turning public tension into brand opportunity


    🧰 Key Fixes Discussed:

    • Double down on the mission: Recommit publicly to the values that made the brand unique.
    • Operationalize the values: Embed activism into business strategy, not just storytelling.
    • Create a new “guardian of the brand soul”: A face or team dedicated to carrying the mission forward.
    • Leverage Unilever’s scale: Use Ben & Jerry’s as a flagship for cause-driven campaigns across all brands.
    • Anticipate founder pushback: Build a strong comms plan to stay steady in public discourse.
    • Codify the culture: Make the mission bigger than any one founder.


    Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.

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    REPLAY: TikTok – Ban Or Boom? Oct 21, 2025
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    In this big episode of “We Fixed It, You’re Welcome” our panel tackles the complex issue of the TikTok ban in the United States.

    Joined by guests Braeden Sorbo (TikTok influencer, actor & content creator), Dylan Conroy (talent agent & podcaster), and guest finance panelist Sam Palazzolo, we explore the multifaceted challenges facing the platform.

    The freewheeling discussion crosses into topics involving national security concerns, data privacy, content moderation, and the impact on creators and businesses. The panel debates potential solutions, including a proposed American ownership of the TikTok platform, algorithm transparency, and creator diversification across platforms.

    While acknowledging the complex viewpoints of those involved in this conversation, we each offer our own perspectives about balancing free speech, user safety, and business interests in the evolving social media landscape. The episode highlights the far-reaching implications of TikTok’s fate for creators, users, and the broader tech industry.

    Disclaimer:

    A quick disclaimer. We are going into this somewhat cold and nothing we say should be construed as legal advice, financial advice or anything that would get us in trouble. These are our views and opinions. We're here to ask the kinds of questions everyone's thinking. Have an engaging conversation and maybe come to some conclusions that we feel are worth exploring.

    By the end, if we fixed it, you're welcome. All trademarks, IP and brand elements discussed are property of their respective owners.


    Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.

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    The Disney+ Magic Equation With the Man Who Built It Oct 14, 2025
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    This week on We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, we’re diving deep into one of the most fascinating business stories in streaming: the Disney+ crisis. From explosive subscriber growth to public backlash and strategic pivots, Disney’s streaming platform has seen both magic and mayhem.


    Joining us is Michael Cerdá, the former VP of Product at Disney Plus, who helped take the platform from concept to over 100 million subscribers. Michael gives us a rare behind-the-scenes look at how the service was built, why key decisions were made, and what Disney can do now to win back its audience.


    We break down:

    • The launch chaos that almost broke Disney Plus

    • Why bundling Hulu and ESPN+ was a last-minute gamble

    • The subscriber exodus and backlash over pricing

    • How personalization and AI could reshape streaming

    • And our fix for Disney Plus retention and acquisition strategies


    Whether you’re a media strategist, streamer, or just love a good comeback story, thisone’s packed with insight.


    ✅ Key Takeaways:

    • Bundling works—even when it’s messy—because it locks in lifetime value.

    • Personalization is the next battlefield in streaming retention.

    • Disney’s loyalty ecosystem is underleveraged but powerful.

    • AI could usher in a new era of storytelling, putting the viewer at the center.


    Guest Plug:

    Michael Cerdá’s book Build Something is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. It dives

    deeper into Disney Plus’s launch and other major product stories.


    Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.


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    Labubu’s Business Strategies Unboxed Oct 07, 2025
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    In this episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, the panel dives into the surprising global phenomenon of Labubu—the bug-eyed, fang-toothed collectible from Pop Mart that has taken the toy and collectible world by storm.

    Our guest, Manuel Torres Port, brings decades of experience from Mattel, Nickelodeon,NBC Universal, and more, to unpack what makes Labubu not just a collectible but a cultural force. The panel dissects how scarcity, community, surprise, and user-generated content fuel the brand’s viral success—and where the risks lie.


    Together, Aaron, Melissa, Qadira, and Manuel explore:

    • The psychology of scarcity and surprise

    • The art of building community and identity around a product

    • Lessons learned from Beanie Babies, Pokémon, and LEGO

    • Corporate responsibility in marketing to kids

    • How brands can create momentum without flooding the market


    The episode culminates in a surprise – a live Labubu unboxing, giving everyone a firsthand experience of the dopamine hit that’s driving billions in sales. Whether you’re a marketer, brand strategist, or just fascinated by how fanbases are made, this episode breaks down the business strategies unboxed behind Labubu’s meteoric rise.


    Expect insights on:

    • How scarcity and surprise fuel billion-dollar collectible brands

    • Why Pop Mart’s experiential retail model is changing the game

    • What other businesses can learn from Labubu, LEGO, and Beanie Babies

    • The fine line between hype, community, and corporate responsibility

    • Strategies to keep momentum without bursting the bubble


    Key Pull Quote

    "Don’t just copy the blind box model, make the reveal your own, give fans a world to live in, and a stage for your product to show."– Manuel Torres Port


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    Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.

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    How Much Are Our Fixes Worth? Let's Find Out Together! Sep 29, 2025
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    In this special episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, the team welcomes back financial expert Lukas Sundahl to put real numbers behind our hypothetical business fixes.

    What’s the actual value of “fixing” a struggling company?

    Lukas analyzes three big names—Southwest Airlines, Party City, and Jaguar—and shows how our proposed strategies could have meant millions in revenue, survival, and long-term brand strength.


    Expect insights on:

    Why Southwest’s baggage fees could still work without killing loyalty?

    How Party City could have survived with community-driven retail?

    What Jaguar missed in its EV pivot and how to reclaim brand trust?


    This episode blends strategy + financial modeling, proving that fixing companies isn’t just theory—it’s measurable impact.


    Listen, learn, and maybe rethink how YOU approach business pivots.


    We dive deep into the real numbers behind our “fixes.” With returning guest Lukas Sundahl (CFO, financial strategist, LinkedIn thought leader), we analyze three case studies:


    • Southwest Airlines: Would baggage fees really alienate customers? Or could they generate $350M–$450M while keeping loyalty intact?
    • Party City: How localized inventory and community tie-ins might have saved them from bankruptcy—potentially adding $43M–$130M in value.
    • Jaguar: The pitfalls of abandoning brand heritage in the EV race—and how aligning EVs with Jaguar’s legacy could mean $35M–$179M in gains.


    Chapters

    0:00 – Welcome to We Fixed It, You’re Welcome

    1:20 – Meet our guest: Lukas Sundahl

    2:40 – How we quantify “fixes”

    4:20 – Case Study 1: Southwest Airlines

    8:00 – Case Study 2: Party City

    14:40 – Case Study 3: Jaguar

    18:20 – The power of the pivot

    23:00 – Why grounding fixes in real companies works

    25:45 – Closing thoughts & where to find Lukas


    Key Themes:

    The financial impact of strategic pivots

    Brand loyalty vs revenue growth

    The “power of the pivot” in corporate turnarounds

    Why storytelling + numbers matter in fixing companies


    Key Pull Quote

    “The numbers—whether worst or best case—prove the power of the pivot. Even small strategic shifts could have meant hundreds of millions in value.” – Lukas Sundahl


    Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.


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    Meme Stocks & Why Most Investors Lose Sep 23, 2025
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    Description

    In this episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, the team dives deep into the phenomenon of meme stocks like GameStop, AMC, Hertz, and Bed Bath & Beyond. What started as internet-fueled rebellions against Wall Street turned into massive financial chaos — with instant millionaires, bankrupt companies, and confused everyday investors.

    Guest: Matt Anthes – Digital strategist, social impact advocate, founder of Advocators.ai, mentor with Techstars and Stanford’s AI for Good, and builder of HooliCon.com.

    Together with our guest, the panel explores:

    ✅ How online communities (Reddit, YouTube, Twitter) fueled the frenzy

    ✅ Why meme stocks mirror influencer marketing & viral movements

    ✅ The risks for small investors caught in FOMO

    ✅ What companies like GameStop & AMC should do when their stock surges artificially

    ✅ Corporate responsibility, employee impact, and investor psychology

    ✅ How investors & companies can harness meme stock energy for good


    From GameStop’s wild ride to AMC’s billion-dollar lifeline, this episode unpacks what happens when culture collides with capital.

    👉 Subscribe for more deep dives where we fix big business problems with fresh perspectives.


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    Beyond Meat & the Future of Plant-Based Food Sep 16, 2025
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    In this episode, our panelists discuss the strategic rebranding of Beyond Meat, which has now transitioned to simply "Beyond." The company, once a rising star in plant-based meats, now faces challenges due to mounting losses, oversaturation in the market, and shifting consumer preferences. They explore Beyond's new mission to focus on cleaner, simpler ingredients and whether expansion into other categories is a good idea. The panelists also dive into the challenges of rebuilding trust, addressing consumer concerns, and how companies can distinguish themselves from competitors.


    Key Topics Discussed:


    •Beyond Meat's Rebrand to Beyond:

    The company drops "Meat" from its name to reflect a broader focus on plant-based protein options, moving away from being just a meat alternative.


    •The Evolution of the Plant-Based Market:

    Discussion on how the plant-based meat market has become oversaturated with competitors like Impossible Foods and the influx of other plant-based brands in grocery stores.


    •Beyond’s Strategic Pivot:

    Beyond's decision to simplify its ingredients, focusing on transparency and health-conscious options. Their new product, Beyond Ground, made with simple ingredients like fava beans and avocado, aims to address concerns over ultra-processed foods.


    •Expanding Beyond Plant-Based Meat:

    Moving away from just replacing meat, Beyond is now positioning itself as a provider of healthier and more sustainable food choices, appealing to a wider range of consumers, including flexitarians and health-conscious individuals.

    •Mission vs. Market Reality:

    The panelists discuss how Beyond’s mission-driven approach, focused on environmental sustainability, may conflict with consumer demands for taste, price, and availability. The episode explores how the company must balance its mission with product execution to succeed in the competitive market.

    •Partnerships and Global Expansion:

    Beyond's struggle with previous high-profile partnerships, such as McDonald's and Starbucks, and the potential for future collaborations with health-conscious brands and meal kit providers. They also touch on the importance of understanding cultural nuances when expanding globally.

    •Challenges in the Plant-Based Category:

    The panelists discuss the "Frozen Yogurt Store Effect" and how Beyond's initial success created a market for competitors, leading to increased market saturation and consumer confusion.


    •Future Strategy for Beyond:

    The panelists suggest a focused, simplified approach to product offerings, building strong partnerships with like-minded companies, and focusing on their mission to create sustainable, plant-based protein options.


    Key Takeaways:

    •Simplicity and Transparency: Consumers are increasingly looking for simpler, cleaner ingredients in their food. Beyond's pivot to cleaner products with fewer ingredients could help rebuild trust and differentiate the brand.

    •Targeting a Broader Audience: Beyond's new focus on providing plant-based options for everyone, not just vegans and vegetarians, opens up new growth opportunities.


    •Strategic Partnerships: Beyond must choose its partners wisely to ensure they align with its mission and values. Collaborations with health-conscious brands or meal kit services could help reintroduce Beyond to the consumer base.


    Closing Thoughts:

    Aaron, Qadira, and Melissa highlight the importance of staying true to a company's mission while adapting to market changes. They believe that Beyond has the potential to bounce back, but it will need to focus on rebuilding trust, simplifying its offerings, and aligning its partnerships with its core values.

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    AI in the Classroom: Navigating the Future of Learning with Dr. Marc Wolpoff Sep 09, 2025
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    In this thought-provoking episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and education with Dr. Marc Wolpoff, Professor of Psychology at Riverside Community College. With AI tools like ChatGPT becoming common in classrooms, we dive deep into the potential benefits and challenges these tools present for students and educators alike.

    Dr. Marc shares his insights into how AI is being used by students—from homework help to exam assistance—and the growing concerns around its impact on critical thinking, creativity, and the learning process. We discuss how AI may be inadvertently eroding students’ ability to think for themselves and the importance of teaching them how to use AI responsibly.

    We also talk about the ethical implications of AI in education, including how to balance using AI as a helpful tool without compromising the integrity of learning.


    Key Highlights:

    • The rise of AI in classrooms and its impact on students

    • AI "creep" and cognitive offloading in education

    • Balancing AI usage with critical thinking and problem-solving skills

    • The honor code dilemma in schools and how AI complicates academic integrity

    • Dr. Marc Wolpoff’s approach to teaching students to think independently while using AI

    • How AI might change the future of education and workforce readiness

    Join us as we explore the future of learning and the role AI should play in the classroom!


    Timestamps:

    0:00 – Introduction to the Episode and Dr. Marc Wolpoff

    1:00 – Dr. Marc Wolpoff’s Background in Psychology and Education

    2:30 – AI Use in Classrooms: Students Turning to AI for Help

    4:00 – AI "Creep" and Cognitive Offloading: How Students Use AI

    6:00 – The Impact of AI on Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

    8:00 – Honor Codes and AI: Navigating the Ethical Dilemma

    10:00 – AI as a Tool for Good or a Shortcut for Lazy Thinking?

    12:00 – The Diversity of AI Use Across Different Subjects

    14:00 – How AI is Impacting Creativity and Higher-Level Thinking

    16:00 – AI Literacy: Educating Students on When and How to Use AI

    18:00 – The Role of Corporations in Shaping AI Literacy for Students

    20:00 – The Future of Education: AI in Academia and the Workforce

    22:00 – What We Need to Teach Students About AI and Accountability

    24:00 – The Balance Between Technology and Human Judgment

    26:00 – Closing Thoughts on AI’s Role in the Future of Education


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    Taylor Swift & The Orange Glitter Effect Sep 02, 2025
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    In this episode, the team dives into the cultural phenomenon of Taylor Swift's latest album release and how brands are jumping on the orange wave. They discuss the concept of "cultural currency" and how companies are navigating the challenge of joining in on viral trends. From the challenges of brand authenticity to the importance of a rapid response team, the conversation explores how brands can make smart, timely decisions that resonate with their audience while avoiding the pitfalls of inauthenticity.


    Key Takeaways:


    *Cultural Currency: In today’s fast-moving market, brands need to build cultural currency by staying relevant in the cultural conversation. Participating in viral moments can connect brands with their audiences in a more authentic way.


    *The Double-Edged Sword: While it’s essential for brands to join viral moments, there is a risk of appearing inauthentic if they don’t align with the moment properly. Brands must ask themselves: "Does this moment align with our values?"


    *Playbook for Brand Participation: Having a pre-established playbook for trend participation allows brands to act quickly while maintaining authenticity. This includes a rapid response team and guidelines for what is on-brand.


    *Timeliness is Key: Viral moments are fleeting, and brands need to respond fast. Delayed reactions can render a brand irrelevant in the eyes of their audience.


    *Risk Management: There’s inherent risk in participating in viral moments. Brands need to carefully weigh the benefits against the potential for public backlash or alienating segments of their audience.


    *Examples of Successful Brand Participation: Brands like Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, and Duolingo nailed the Taylor Swift trend by integrating it seamlessly into their marketing strategies without losing their brand identity.


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    A quick disclaimer. We are going into this somewhat cold and nothing we say should be construed as legal advice, financial advice or anything that would get us in trouble. These are our views and opinions. We're here to ask the kinds of questions everyone's thinking. Have an engaging conversation and maybe come to some conclusions that we feel are worth exploring. By the end, if we fixed it, you're welcome. All trademarks, IP and brand elements discussed are property of their respective owners.

    See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.


    AT&T’s Culture Challenge: Profits vs People Aug 29, 2025
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    AT&T is facing a workplace culture challenge that has captured the attention of employees, investors, and all of corporate America. After a controversial return-to-office memo, questions are being asked: Is AT&T prioritizing profits over people? Or is this a smart business move?


    In this episode, we break down:

    AT&T’s shift from loyalty to a market-based culture

    The impact of return-to-office policies on employees

    Why employee voices, listening sessions, and one-on-ones matter

    The risk of losing top performers vs short-term stock gains

    What other companies can learn from AT&T’s challenge

    This is more than just AT&T’s story — it’s about the future of work, leadership, and employee engagement.


    👉 Watch now as we explore whether AT&T’s culture shift is a crisis, a turning point, or the start of a new playbook for corporate America.

    https://wefixeditpod.com/

    A quick disclaimer. We are going into this somewhat cold and nothing we say should be construed as legal advice, financial advice or anything that would get us in trouble. These are our views and opinions. We're here to ask the kinds of questions everyone's thinking. Have an engaging conversation and maybe come to some conclusions that we feel are worth exploring. By the end, if we fixed it, you're welcome. All trademarks, IP and brand elements discussed are property of their respective owners.

    See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.


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