Episode 18: Honda - Engineering before ego

Episode 20: Kodak - Innovation without adoption

This episode is about the company that owned memories but lost the future. 📸 Before smartphones and digital cameras, taking photos meant buying film rolls, waiting days for photo prints, and paying every step of the way. One company built an empire around this system, dominated the photography world, and even invented the digital camera itself. So how did the company that created the future end up getting destroyed by it? Listen to the full story.

Episode 19: Why Movie Popcorn Is So Expensive 🍿

In this episode of One Company One Story, we break down the surprising economics behind one of the most overpriced snacks in the world. From the history of popcorn during the Great Depression to how movie theaters actually make money, this episode explains why cinemas depend more on food and beverages than ticket sales. We explore: * How popcorn became linked to movies * Why theaters originally hated popcorn * The real theater business model * Why ticket prices stay low while popcorn prices rise * Monopoly pricing inside cinemas * GST on popcorn in India * And the simple economics behind it all Because sometimes… the movie brings people in, but the popcorn pays the bills.

Episode 18: Honda - Engineering before ego

Honda didn’t become a global giant through hype or luxury. It won by building reliable, fuel-efficient vehicles that solved real problems for everyday people. Episode 18 explores how Honda turned engineering, consistency, and resilience into one of the most trusted automotive brands in the world.

Episode 17: Boeing Company - Profits over Engineering

Boeing was once the gold standard of aviation. But when speed, competition, and financial pressure took priority, the company faced one of the biggest crises in its history. In this episode, we explore the decisions behind the 737 MAX story and the lesson every business can learn about trust, safety, and long-term success. Follow us on Instagram for more business stories and updates.

Episode 16: Patanjali - Brand trust without controls

From yoga camps to one of India’s fastest-growing FMCG brands, Patanjali built its empire on Ayurveda, nationalism, and the trust people placed in Baba Ramdev. By combining affordable pricing, unique distribution, and powerful mass-media reach, the company disrupted established giants in record time. But as growth accelerated, questions around product quality and advertising claims began to surface. This episode explores how trust became Patanjali’s biggest strength—and its biggest challenge. 🎧 Listen to the full episode to discover how Patanjali went from a yoga movement to a ₹10,000+ crore business.