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How Can We Listen to 80 Years of Podcasts? Interview with Smashnotes founder Kirill Zubovsky
The Milestone Hackers Podcast
When Kirill Zubovsky was hosting his own podcast RadDad, he realized not all of the material would suit a single-focused listener. Kirill pondered - how could he share a snippet of his podcast to friends that would find that particular snippet of interest, without overloading them with the whole episode? Smashnotes was born!
Smashnotes is a place where podcasts are broken down into manageable bite-sized pieces and can be listened to over a quicker period of time. In this Milestonehackers podcast episode, we dive into the topics of creating a startup, trying to better understand users, and not to rush things too quickly.
Updated on April 13
How Did The Idea Of Smash Notes Come To Life?
How Did Kirill Validate The Idea For Smash Notes?
How Did Kirill Zubovsky Learn How To Code?
How Can One Learn How To Code?
How Can I Sign Up For Smash Notes ?
How Do We Know That Notes On Smash Notes Are Legitimate?
How Is Smash Notes Helping Podcasters With Seo?
How Can You Repurpose Old Podcast Episodes?
TikTok, Time's Up on Facebook's Content Moderation Sites
Pivot with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway
When Scott Galloway is away, Kara Swisher will play... with The Verge's Casey Newton! This week, Kara and Casey get down and dirty about Bodies in Seats, Casey's exposé on the terrible conditions inside Facebook's North American content moderation sites. In predictions, Casey explores what the teens are playing with these days (#TikTok), and whether or not Chinese sanctions will make sure it doesn't last.
Updated on May 20
What Are The Secret Lives Of Facebook Moderators In America?
How Many Posts Are Reported Or Flagged On Facebook Each Day?
How Can Some Moderators Be Diagnosed With Ptsd?
How Long Do Facebook Moderators Have To Watch Gruesome Videos On The Platform?
Why Did Facebook Hire American Moderators Rather Than Those From Overseas?
What Kind Of Work Conditions Do Moderators Work In?
Why Are The Most Gruesome Posts On Facebook And Not With Police?
Why Does Facebook Allow Gruesome Content To Be Uploaded?
What Will Happen To The Moderators That Broke Their Nondisclosure Agreements?
What Would Happen If Donald Trump Didn’t Have Twitter?
Bootstrapping a B2C Startup to +$20k/Month with Buster Benson
The Failory Podcast
Buster Benson (@buster) is the founder of 750 Words, a $5/mo journaling tool. He kept it alive for more than a decade while working at Twitter, Slack, Patreon and running and shutting down Health Month, a startup leveraging social gamification to get its
Updated on April 27
"Why Are We Yelling" Buster's Recently Launched Book?
Buster's Long Career In Tech?
How Did Buster Become A Web Developer?
How Did Buster Get The Entrepreneurial Mindset?
How Can Buster Have So Many Project Ideas?
The Beginnings Of Health Lab?
Are There Any Social Gaming Industry Chances?
The Beginnings Of 750 Words?
Buster's Tips On How To Start A Business?
017 - Taking the Better Together Pledge with Jonathan Sposato
Women in Business & Technology
Women in Business & Technology Episode 17
Updated on August 14
What Is The Seattle Ignited Women Project?
What Is The "Women In Business & Technology" Podcast Focused On ?
Who Is Lauren Wesley Wilson?
How Did Color Comm First Begin?
What Prompted Lauren To Start Color Comm?
In His New Book "Better Together: 8 Ways Working With Women Leads To Extraordinary Products And Profits," What Does Author Jonathan Sposato Focus On?
What Is There To Gain When We Have More Female Entrepreneurs?
Are Female Entrepreneurs Good For Business?
Why Should We Talk About And Explore The Impacts Of Women’s Leadership In A Workplace?
Why Has Jonathan Sposato Set His Sights On Gender Equality In The Workplace?
How Does Having One Female In The Startup Affect The Company?
What Is The Reverse Mentor Relationship?
What Were Some Changes That Sposato Noticed Throughout His Career?
How Are Women In Tech Like Canaries In A Coal Mine?
What Does It Mean To Create A "Family Forward" Work Culture?
Why Shouldn’t Meetings Start Before 9 Am?
What Are Solutions To Improve Gender Equality In The Work System?
What Is Unique About The Seattle Area?
What Does Sposato's Book, Better Together, Have To Offer For People?
What Percentage Of Blockchain Investors Are Women?
Why is software so bad?
Akimbo: A Podcast from Seth Godin
Plenty of blame to go around...
Updated on September 15
How Does The Buying Cycle Affect Product Innovation?
Why Are Most Software Products Focused On Sharing?
What Is The Biggest Problem With Software Design And Network Effect?
How Did Software Change Over The Last 40 Years?
10 - EXTREME RUNNING
This Won't Hurt A Bit
Just how fast and how far can a human go?
Updated on July 08
What Was More Impressive Than Robert Bannister’s 4 Minute Mile Record?
What Are The Men’s And Women’s Mile Records?
Why Are Runners Faster Now?
When It Comes To Sprinting, Is There A Limit To How Fast A Person Can Go?
What Is The Difference Between Elite Sprinters And An Ordinary Person?
What Gives Us That Burning Feeling When We Run?
What Happens To Us Physiologically When We Start To Train?
What Are Some Things That Exercise Prevents?
When Do Marathon Runners Have A Chance To Eat Or Go To The Bathroom?
Where Does Running Discipline Come From?
Professor Sheena Cruickshank Immunologist & Microbiome Enthusiast
Pint of Science
How do we manage to remain in good health (at least most of the time) in a world full of microorganisms that think our bodies are the equivalent of Magaluf? Does ‘imposter syndrome’ ever go away? And just what the heck is the microbiome!? All of these questions and more were answered when we returned to The Salutation Inn in Manchester for a catch up with Sheena Cruickshank, Professor of Immunology and Public Engagement expert. Sheena works on the immune system, more specifically looking at the cross-talk between different immune cells and how this shapes our immune response when we encounter something that shouldn’t be in our bodies. We sat down for a pint with Sheena to talk about some of the unexpected features of the immune system, the hot topic of the microbiome as well as the glamorous world of faecal transplants, which are exactly what they sound like…
Updated on January 27
How Does The Immune System Work?
What Is The Old Friends Hypothesis?
Why Do We Make Ourselves Sick?
Is The Five Second Rule Real Is The Food Okay To Eat?
Clean Vs. Dirty Toilet Seat, Which Is Less Harmful To You?
How Is Your Microbiome Affected By Your Type Of Birth?
What Are Some Diseases That The Microbiome Is Linked To?
What Inspired Professor Sheena Cruikshank To Study Immunology?
Not Your Typical Advice
The Startup Chat with Steli and Hiten
There’s a lot of startup advice out there in the world, and much of it is diluted to the point where it’s pretty much meaningless. Reading a book can be the best place to get the advice you need right now.
Updated on September 12
What Is A Social Media Ego Trap And How To Avoid It?
How Do You Get The Best Advice?
What Makes A Book So Much Better Than Social Media?
How risk-taking changes a teenager's brain | Kashfia Rahman
TED Talks Daily
How risk-taking changes a teenager's brain | Kashfia Rahman
Updated on September 11
How Can So Many Teens Be So Smart, Skilled, Responsible, And Careless Risk Takers At The Same Time?
How Did Rahman Conduct Her Experiment On Her Peers?
How Does Habituation Affect The Rise Of Risk Taking In Teenagers?
For Teenagers, What Were The Consequences Of Risk Taking?
What Did Rashman’s Study Reveal?
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