Podcast

Naomi Shah is the founder and CEO of Meet Cute, an audio romcom media company. With a focus on creating consistent 15-minute…

Jesse Jacobs and Mike Kerns are co-founders of The Chernin Group, an investment firm known for their involvement in companies including Barstool…

Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau is the CEO and Publisher of MIT Technology Review, the oldest technology magazine in the world. Over the past few…

Jason Yanowitz is the co-founder of Blockworks, a media and events company covering the crypto asset space. Originally, the plan was to…

Scott Brodbeck is the founder, editor, and publisher of Local News Now, a network of hyperlocal media properties. What started as a…

Nick Friese is the founder and CEO of Digiday Media, a company with three verticals: Digiday, ModernRetail and Glossy. Friese started the…

Sherrell Dorsey is the founder and CEO of The Plug, a publication focused on the Black innovation economy. While it started as…

We talked about why this is the pivotal year for local media, the perfect psychographic of a local subscriber and The Matchup.

We talked about how he and his brother started Aging Media, their editorial principles, the diverse revenue streams and where they are going from here.

We talked about her transition to product, how product is different in media than in big tech and what companies should look for when hiring their first PM.

We talked about his start in media, his relationship with ads and subs and his advice for solo creators.

We talked about how he started, his hacked together referral program and the various ways he’s monetizing.

We talked about the ad strategy at Dotdash, creating great content and having brands that are remembered plus so much more.

We talked about how he convinced watch makers to sell online, relinquishing some power and why hyperspecialization is so gre

We discussed his career in media, the disconnect between ad buyers and sellers and his two major theses around creators in media.

We discussed how they expand into new verticals, the sweet spot for media and content studios and the need for data as soon as possible.

We discussed where the idea came from, how different writers get paid and how they’re thinking about expanding into various business verticals.

We discussed why Snigdha wanted to get into media even from a young age, her Thursday customer calls and how the company grows from here.