How far would you go for love? Would you seal it on your resting goal? The Cartier Love

bracelet was first sketched by Italian American jewelry designer Aldo Cipolo for Cartier

New York in 1969. Ten engraved screws encircle an oval bracelet that is sealed by its

matching screwdriver, revealing beauty in its functionality. It was and still is an expression

of Cartier's design vision. Shop the Love Collection at Cartier.com

Hi everyone, I'm Hilary Kerr, the co-founder and chief content officer of Who Up Where, and

this is Second Life, a podcast spotlighting women who have truly inspiring careers.

We're talking about their work journeys, what they've learned from the process of setting

aside their doubts or fears, and what happens when they embark on their second life.

Today, we're bringing back a favorite guest of the show, the incredible founder and CEO

of Lunch Bunch, Natasha Case. When I last spoke with Natasha in 2018, she was

helming the ice cream empire cool house as the co-founder and CEO. Natasha and her now-wife

Freya started cool house with the mission of building an ice cream brand for their own

generation. In 2009, the co-founders debuted their ice cream sandwich truck at Coachella,

and by 2018, the company had three brick and mortar stores and 25 flavors on shelves

in over 6,000 retailers. If you haven't heard Natasha's first episode, I suggest you

take a listen to hear about the founding story of cool house after an early career in architecture.

But since we spoke five years ago, a lot has changed. Natasha has stepped away from the

day-to-day at cool house to start her new business, Lunch Bunch. As a mother of two, Natasha

was inspired to solve a different food problem, specifically where were the nutritious, convenient

meal kit options for the pickiest of eaters, aka kids. What started as a meal subscription

service has evolved into a partnership, an enrichment program, and today Lunch Bunch

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