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Search complete. 20 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Poppi".

Sep 7, 2026

DannyHOST
0:03
That's all he listens to
ChrisHOST
0:04
... boys, I'm not cheating on Spindrift, but Poppi's kind of hit recently.
ChrisHOST
0:11
I'm not a huge Poppi-- Well, there's two of them, Ollipops.
ChrisHOST
0:15
Ollipops are, I don't love Ollipop.
DannyHOST
0:18
Oh, dude, I, I destroy Ollipops.
ChrisHOST
0:20
[laughs]
DannyHOST
0:21
The, uh, vintage cola and cherry cola, oh my God.
ChrisHOST
0:24
I got Doc Pop Poppi right now.
Robert BalogHOST
45:00
Yeah.
Talia KleinGUEST
45:00
And now, I mean, with the Poppi soda and like everything-
Aidon SeracayaHOST
45:02
Right
Talia KleinGUEST
45:02
... like it's having a moment again, for sure.
Ray LatifHOST
13:37
Mm-hmm.
April WachtelGUEST
13:38
And I mixed those two together, and then I was looking around and I'm like, "I still wouldn't drink this 'cause it's just empty calories." Like, how do I make this into something where I'm like, I feel like I'm respecting all of the decisions that I make during the day about fitness and like, you know, watching what I eat, where I can carry that through to like that evening ritual? And so, you know, I looked at collagen and I looked at fiber and the this and that, and um, ultimately, as I kind of started thinking more about the space, about Poppi and OLIPOP and Culture Pop and, you know, how they've obviously normalized fiber in people's diets and the fact that, you know, over 90% of Americans don't get enough of it, that was kind of the evolution that got us here.
April WachtelGUEST
14:13
And ultimately, in the R&D process for this, we did versions from a SodaStream version to the carbonated, like tiny little five-pound tank, you know, in the office, and then we got canning equipment.
April WachtelGUEST
14:25
So we did a whole ton of R&D and did a lot of crowdsourcing and things like that in this process.
Victoria HarrisHOST
6:46
Mm.
Sophie HallwrightHOST
6:47
Even Poppi, you mentioned in the podcast last week, that was one of the drink brands that was bought by Pepsi for 2 billion.
Sophie HallwrightHOST
6:54
Alex Earle owned a percentage of that.
Victoria HarrisHOST
6:56
Yes.

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Victoria HarrisHOST
27:01
Yeah.
Sophie HallwrightHOST
27:01
Doesn't really matter what it is.
Sophie HallwrightHOST
27:03
I think that it kind of goes back to the example of Poppi and that drink brand.
Sophie HallwrightHOST
27:07
By the way, I think the drink's delicious.
AveryHOST
25:11
And that's illegal
JuliaHOST
25:11
... well, I mean, Poppi got sued for false advertising, and they're still around.
AveryHOST
25:15
Period.
JuliaHOST
25:17
I'm actually a part of that lawsuit.
AveryHOST
25:21
One time I got, like, $16 from an Amazon lawsuit that I never applied for.
JuliaHOST
25:24
I, if I, if, like, if this lawsuit goes through, I'd get, like, 80 bucks.
AveryHOST
25:29
So you could go buy more Poppi.
JuliaHOST
25:31
Yeah, for real.
Vivian ChenGUEST
44:29
Yeah.
Liz MoodyHOST
44:29
Like, would you say one a day of, like, a Poppi or an Olipop-type situation would be okay? Or would you be w- wanting it to-
Vivian ChenGUEST
44:36
I think-
Liz MoodyHOST
44:36
... actually be, like, special treat territory for me?
Vivian ChenGUEST
44:38
In an ideal world, special treat, but I think that if you're making that choice every day one Poppi instead of one Coke-
Liz MoodyHOST
44:46
Mm-hmm
Vivian ChenGUEST
44:47
... definitely make that swap.

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