📺 Behind the Scenes: Bedrock on KING 5 News
Curious what it’s like for a small skincare brand to go on TV?
Rachel, Bedrock’s founder, shares a behind-the-scenes look at her interview on KING 5 News — from nerves and kids in the background to sharing how Bedrock supports healthcare workers with donations.
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The only reason I had my cell phone out was to watch the clock for a conference call.
I stepped out of the shower and saw a text from someone I didn’t know:
"Hi, it's Chris. Someone forwarded me your story and I'd like to interview you today for KING 5 news."
My heart skipped a beat.
When I was getting ready to go on TV, I explained to my daughter: when you do new things and feel nervous, it’s a sign you are growing. It’s hard, but it’s worth it.
Chris came over a couple of hours later. I expected the interview to be in the front yard by our scrubby bushes.
Nope. He thought the blue chair in our living room would be perfect. Gulp.
The kids huddled up in the hallway and promised to stay out of the camera’s view… but when I watched the segment later, I noticed my son’s leg moving in the background.
Whoops!
A couple of hours later, our family got our favorite take-out and watched the news together.
Click here to see our TV interview skincare donation to healthcare workers. You can see where I lived (our craftsman home built in 1920 with all the Christmas decor going on) and how Bedrock is supporting our frontline healthcare heroes.
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Rachel | Bedrock owner
Q: How did Bedrock get featured on KING 5 News?
A: A story about Bedrock and our community contributions caught a reporter’s eye. Rachel received a last-minute interview request and shared the brand’s mission on TV.
Q: What was it like going on TV for the first time?
A: Rachel describes feeling nervous, managing kids in the background, and using the experience as a learning moment about growth and stepping outside your comfort zone.
Q: What products or initiatives were highlighted?
A: Bedrock’s skincare donation to healthcare workers was featured, showcasing zinc-based calming skincare used to support frontline heroes.
Q: Can viewers see the founder’s home or family on TV?
A: Yes! The interview included glimpses of Rachel’s craftsman home and holiday décor, offering a cozy, authentic behind-the-scenes perspective.
Q: How does Bedrock support the community?
A: Through product donations to healthcare workers, Bedrock combines business with social impact.
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