Lenny Rachitsky
Sonal Chokshi, Chris Dixon, Denis Nazarov, Jesse Walden, and Linda Xie
Chris Dixon
Anu Hariharan
Danny Ryan and Jeff Benson
A peak inside Apple: the creative process, how teams were organized, what it was like demo'ing for Steve Jobs, and many other fun stories.
We dive into the quickly changing fintech landscape and why it's changing now. Should the incumbents be nervous? About what, exactly?
Podcasts, and interest in podcasting, is growing. But by how much, exactly? And where might opportunities for entrepreneurs, toolmakers, and creators lie?
What does it mean to showrun something, whether in TV or startup? Ultimately, it's all about unlocking and managing creativity, in arts of all kinds.
In that shift from product-market fit to product-market-SALES fit, how much should you optimize your go-to-market for product... and even the other way around?
How has the overall relationship and divide between academia and industry shifted, especially as the tech industry itself has changed?
This episode provides perspectives from both sides of the table (in-house vs. agency, big company vs. startup) for what it takes to manage PR agency relations.
Chris Dixon and Fred Wilson discuss the history of the internet and startups, the evolution of capital and infrastructure, and the advent of crypto.
We can model the tactics of expert decision-makers to create better outcomes, says author Steven Johnson in conversation with Chris Dixon and Sonal Chokshi.
What exactly does bottoms up growth for enterprise look like? How does it affect company building overall?