Are you looking for podcast suggestions?

Matt's grandpa started a company called Oppenheimer Company which did real estate and food distribution and processing. His dad and uncle now run this company from Boise, Idaho. Being around successful entrepreneurs certainly left an impact on Matt and allowed him to pursue less traditional opportunities, like starting a non-profit to give people under 18 a voice in the political process, while still being in high-school.

After having their first kid, Kirill and his family moved to the suburbs. One day he was telling his friend, a cofounder of Boosted Boards about his experience riding the board through the neighborhood, and how excited local kids were seeing someone float by on an electric board. Turned out, the team at Boosted had different marketing buckets for their customers, and one was literally called "Rad Dad." It was about the time when Kirill was starting his podcast, and the name seem really fitting, so the Rad Dad show was born.

One Month started in 2013. They were teaching at General Assembly when coding schools just blew up and everybody all of a sudden wanted to learn the code. Chris was asked over and over again to teach HTML, and there was always a line outside the door. They wanted to scale this experience and offer it at a more affordable price.

He is the founder and CEO of Simplehuman. His goal is to take everyday objects, things you never want to think about, and make them better. When things are in order and working well in your home, you feel more relaxed and calmer.

They should be educated on juveniles’ developmental limitations, and how they can play out in a high stakes interrogation. Also, there should be consideration to implement special protection for juveniles.

Being a parent is a pain, and no one has it figured out. Bigger the family equals more challenges, more anxiety in some ways, but more fun in others. Overall, it’s it worth.

One of the hosts thinks of sheds on a beach, another thinks of them as central parks, and the other thinks of skiing.

It is a content management system (CMS) that is similar to WordPress, but quite a bit more complex. It provides a place to store content instead of being dependent on others.

Little kids are flexible and generally are pretty good at not getting hurt. Once in a while they will get hurt, but they seem okay shortly after. Kids are supposed to experience scratches and bruises, it's part of growing up.

Intrinsic success is more important than financial success. Growing up in Montreal, Roberto used to look at the Whistler ski bums thinking they've got life all wrong. Now he is one of them.

Hiring a data analyst could be very tricky, as it's not a role with a well defined criteria, like a job of a designer or developer would be.

Hiten suggests that instead of looking for an analyst, first find a very good off-shelf software that can do analytics for you, and if you need more capabilities, simply reach out to that company, and see if their own team can help you.