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Curious about how a cold plunge business got its start in a garage?

In this episode of The Dickie & Donnie Show, we talk with Jesse Hodge, founder of Mod Tub, about his journey from corporate life to building a successful direct-to-consumer brand.

Jesse shares how he transitioned from flipping used hot tubs to creating a cold plunge product that’s now making waves across the country. We discuss what it takes to launch a product, how to get real customer feedback, and the importance of keeping things simple and sustainable in business.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business owner, or someone exploring new ideas, you’ll gain valuable insight into what it means to grow a business with purpose and clarity.

Tune in to hear practical lessons, honest reflections, and what’s next for Modtub.

Watch now and get inspired by a story grounded in creativity, consistency, and thoughtful risk-taking.

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