Name: Curcuma's Rachel Musquiz: "If I'm lit up, it's going to translate" by Cover Charge Podcast
Duration: 58 min 7 s
Description: Former Vanity Fair producer Rachel Musquiz moved to Austin thanks to inspiration from a prickly pear cactus, and then she bought a $13k food truck on a whim. She's turned that into a multi-pronged, plant-based food brand with seven revenue streams. Hear from the Curcuma founder on her approach to business, her philosophy on food, and more.

In our 17th episode, we feature serial entrepreneur, Nate Little. Nate discuss the challenges and triumphs he has faced when starting businesses, and how a founder can successfully exist their organization. 

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Nothing's Sacred Podcast Episode 17: Serial Entrepreneur Nate Little

Former Vanity Fair producer Rachel Musquiz moved to Austin thanks to inspiration from a prickly pear cactus, and then she bought a $13k food truck on a whim. She's turned that into a multi-pronged, plant-based food brand with seven revenue streams. Hear from the Curcuma founder on her approach to business, her philosophy on food, and more.

Curcuma's Rachel Musquiz: "If I'm lit up, it's going to translate"

The Cover Charge podcast by 3rd + Lamar features in-depth interviews and profiles of the people and entrepreneurs who are shaping Austin business subculture.

Curcuma's Rachel Musquiz: "If I'm lit up, it's going to translate"

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