Transcript
Nick (0:07)
Yetis. From Dr. Pepper to Disneyland, Air Jordan to Jeep, season one of the best.
Jack (0:13)
Idea yet is officially a wrap.
Producer (0:16)
Wow.
Nick (0:18)
Okay, There we go, buddy. All righty. What a season.
Jack (0:21)
High fives, Yetis. Although the show's season one has ended, Nick and I actually host another show that publishes every single weekday.
Nick (0:30)
Yes, we do.
Jack (0:30)
It's called the best one yet, aka T Boy. So follow that right now to get three stories in 20 minutes every day. It's where business news meets pop culture.
Nick (0:41)
We call it pop biz.
Jack (0:42)
Check the show notes to follow the best one yet for more of Nick and me every day.
Nick (0:46)
Okay, but Jack, pause the pod back to the best idea yet for a sec. Big news. You want to share it with the besties?
Jack (0:52)
This show just got nominated for an award. A pretty cool award.
Nick (0:56)
Okay, another round of applause. Okay. Best business podcast, an award from the Signal Awards sign.
Jack (1:03)
So although season one is over, voting for the Signal Awards is not over. So take a second, tap the other link in our show notes and go vote for this show to win the best business podcast.
Nick (1:13)
But Jack, speaking of the best idea yet, could I just sprinkle on some context for the Yetis for a moment?
Jack (1:19)
I want to reminisce right now.
Nick (1:21)
Okay, well, the besties have always asked us, how did your show actually begin? Like, what's the origin story of the best idea yet? And we should let them know. We've had this idea for. For years we were trying to figure out how to make a deep dive evergreen show. And then we noticed a few years ago that untold origin story of McDonald's and the Happy Meal and how it was started by a mom in Guatemala. And then we realized there was more to all of these business news stories. So we went full Hollywood style, went down to Los Angeles, put together a pitch, and started pitching studios on making a show and wondering greenlit our show.
