by stacey on September 18, 2009

As I am typing it, I can sense this could probably mean QUITE a few things…however, get your mind out of the gutter. It’s a radio show. A damn funny one too. Our friend Joe Stapleton invited us to be guests on the show he co-hosts with the very funny Scott Huff. The two of them together create some of the funniest banter, and of course when you add the two of us Hard Cards ladies, it’s explosive. Okay maybe not explosive, but pretty fucking fun. I could ramble and ramble on about everything we talked about, but then it wouldn’t give you the excuse to actually listen (or watch) the interview. And how could I take that away from you? I’m so rude…
Check the whole video out here. (Skip ahead to 1:03)
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by stacey on September 11, 2009
The lovely ladies over at Ecofabulous just wrote a very cool article about us. Seems to define us quite well - almost better than we could define ourselves!
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We have three words to sum up Hards Cards, a greeting card company whose products deliver punch-lines with smart-alecky sass: They ain’t Hallmark.
That is to say, don’t expect photographs of kittens on their covers, or precious rhyming couplets on their inside. Founders Randi Picarelli and Stacey Rifkin share a devious sense of humor and their messages are brutally honest — rare traits in an industry ruled by glittery designs and cliched sentiments. Some of the cards seem harmless enough at first glance: “It’s Your Birthday; Let’s Celebrate,” reads one green-and-gold decorated front, while the inside holds a long gripe about getting wasted and the perils of drunk-dialing. Cringe inducing, perhaps, but true.
Hard Card’s brilliance lies both in their audacity to say exactly what you’re thinking, and their admirable production process. eCards may save paper, but they don’t have the same effect as hand-written — and in this case, pointedly witty — notes. These products are ethical from front to back, made on 100% Post Consumer Waste Paper, printed with soy ink, and partnered with a recycled envelope. So while we think the cards are badass-to-the-bone, they’re also kind to Mother Earth, earning them ecofab’s stamp of approval and more than a few of our belly laughs.
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