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How This Husband-and-Wife Team's Business Transformed Skateboarding Business & Burgers co-hosts Scott Duffy and Alan Taylor talk to with Jason and Sarah Kenworthy, founders of Pink Helmet Posse, one of the fastest growing action sports companies in America.

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Business & Burgers co-hosts Scott Duffy and Alan Taylor are back at Muldoon's Dublin Pub with Jason and Sarah Kenworthy, founders of Pink Helmet Posse, one of the fastest growing action sports companies in America. This husband-and-wife team set out to create better skateboarding gear for their three daughters and wound up transforming the male-dominated sport worldwide.

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Co-hosted by Scott Duffy & Alan Taylor

Co-hosted by Scott Duffy and Alan Taylor, the podcast/video series travels across the United States in search of the best burger in America, and a side of tasty business advice. Business, sports, celebrities and food collide in a fun, interview-style format where noteworthy guests share the secret sauce needed to build prosperous, game-changing companies.

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