Episodes (Page 2)
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Lenny Rachitsky discusses building a newsletter with over 1 million subscribers.
Michelle Rachitsky
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Qasar Younis co-founded Applied Intuition, a $15 billion AI company.
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Jenny Wen argues the traditional design process is becoming obsolete.
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Jeetu Patel discusses Cisco's AI-first transformation across 90,000 employees.
Jeetu Patel
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Boris Cherny discusses Claude Code, transforming software engineering and professional work.
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Brian Halligan, HubSpot co-founder, shares his LOCKS framework for evaluating founders.
Brian Halligan
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Sherwin Wu discusses the future of software development with AI at OpenAI.
OpenAI's Sherwin Wu
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Lazar Jovanovic demonstrates how to build production-quality AI products without coding background by focusing on planning, chat mode, and systematic debugging workflows
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Dr. Becky Kennedy discusses applying child psychology to adult leadership.
Becky Kennedy
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Marc Andreessen argues the real AI boom hasn't started yet and positions AI as perfectly timed to address demographic decline and productivity challenges
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Jason Cohen's five-step framework diagnoses stalled growth by analyzing logo retention, pricing, NRR, marketing channels, and target market fit
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Non-technical PMs can build sophisticated products using Cursor by combining multiple AI models strategically (Claude for planning, Gemini for UI, etc.)
Zevi Arnovitz
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Etiquette has become a critical business skill in 2026 as technology's societal impact grows and trust becomes harder to build in high-stakes relationships
Sam Lessin
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AI products differ fundamentally from software because they're probabilistic, not deterministic
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Molly's 'Give away your Legos' framework helps leaders scale themselves by delegating ownership; the 'waterline model' diagnoses team problems by distinguishing snorkel-level vs. scuba-level issues
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Jason Lemkin replaced his 10-person sales team with 20 AI agents managed by 1.2 humans, achieving comparable results with significant cost savings
Jason Lemkin
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Extraordinary results require extraordinary effort and intensity; deliberately understaffing projects forces creative problem-solving but requires careful monitoring to avoid breaking teams
Matt MacInnis
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Prompt injection attacks differ from jailbreaks and pose unique threats to AI systems; guardrails companies sell don't actually work, leaving systems vulnerable to hidden attacks in webpages
Sander Schulhoff
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Lovable hit $200M ARR in one year by recognizing that 60-70% of traditional growth tactics no longer apply to AI companies; the playbook requires innovation focus over optimization
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Alexander Embiricos reveals Codex has grown 20x since August by shifting from tool mindset to proactive AI teammate throughout development lifecycle