For our FINAL live interview of the How I Built Resilience Series, host Guy Raz is joined by American Giant founder and CEO Bayard Winthrop.

In 2020 Winthrop was running his company from his car (with his dog Dash riding shotgun). Today we check in with the apparel CEO to hear how he's practicing resilience while keeping production entirely in the US.

What questions do you have for Bayard? Let us know in the comments!

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