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The Katie Miller Podcast

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Celebrating Tiger Woods' 50th birthday with the top 50 shots from his career! (non-majors) 0:00 - 50, Tiger the artist (2019) 0:16 - 49, Lefty under bush (2019) 0:33 - 48, Flop to start tourney (2015) 0:46 - 47, Flub then hole-out (2000) 1:05 - 46, 184-yard wedge (2000) 1:24 - 45, Flub then hole-out (2019) 1:41 - 44, Flub then hole-out (2020) 2:01 - 43, Presidents Cup chip (2019) 2:12 - 42, From the rocks (1998) 2:25 - 41, Monster driver (2005) 2:41 - 40, 274-yard 2-iron (1999) 3:00 - 39, Dart mic drop (2012) 3:38 - 38, Bunker hole-out (2009) 3:48 - 37, Better bunker hole-out (2003) 4:02 - 36, Eagle to shoot 62 (2012) 4:36 - 35, 9&8 (2006) 5:27 - 34, Clutch dart (2009) 5:45 - 33, Front-nine 28 (2007) 6:11 - 32, Woods from the woods (2012) 6:28 - 31, Woods from the woods (2015) 6:46 - 30, Woods from the woods (2013) 7:08 - 29, Wild putt en route to win (2008) 7:26 - 28, Clutch shot, wry smile (2001) 7:46 - 27, Memorial mic drop (2009) 8:04 - 26, Rainy playoff birdie (2006) 8:29 - 25, Clutch putt to tie Cup (2003) 9:15 - 24, Off-balance bunker shot (1999) 9:33 - 23, Flub then flop hole-out (1999) 10:03 - 22, Clutch one-handed flop (2009) 10:21 - 21, 138-yard clutch eagle (2009) 10:42 - 20, Even Tiger said “wow” (2004) 11:16 - 19, Memorial mayhem (2018) 11:39 - 18, Playoff dart to win it (1997) 12:09 - 17, 98-yard clutch eagle (2000) 12:25 - 16, Match Play madness (2019) 12:42 - 15, Fist pump after 3-wood (2013) 13:15 - 14, “The dreaded twirl” (2009) 13:45 - 13, 72nd hole birdie to win (2001) 14:24 - 12, 72nd hole birdie to win (2008) 15:22 - 11, 72nd hole birdie to win (2009) 16:09 - 10, Ace in first pro start (1996) 16:31 - 9, Golf’s loudest ace (1997) 17:09 - 8, Birdie to win in the dark (2000) 17:51 - 7, Better than most (2001) 18:34 - 6, 7-shot comeback (2000) 18:54 - 5, Eagle to force playoff (2000) 20:03 - 4, Long birdie to win (2000) 20:22 - 3, Must-make chip-in (2001) 20:48 - 2, Fairway bunker brilliance (2000) 21:37 - 1, Insane flop shot (2012)

Celebrating Tiger Woods' 50th birthday with the top 50 shots from his career! (non-majors) 0:00 - 50, Tiger the artist (2019) 0:16 - 49, Lefty under bush (2019) 0:33 - 48, Flop to start tourney (2015) 0:46 - 47, Flub then hole-out (2000) 1:05 - 46, 184-yard wedge (2000) 1:24 - 45, Flub then hole-out (2019) 1:41 - 44, Flub then hole-out (2020) 2:01 - 43, Presidents Cup chip (2019) 2:12 - 42, From the rocks (1998) 2:25 - 41, Monster driver (2005) 2:41 - 40, 274-yard 2-iron (1999) 3:00 - 39, Dart mic drop (2012) 3:38 - 38, Bunker hole-out (2009) 3:48 - 37, Better bunker hole-out (2003) 4:02 - 36, Eagle to shoot 62 (2012) 4:36 - 35, 9&8 (2006) 5:27 - 34, Clutch dart (2009) 5:45 - 33, Front-nine 28 (2007) 6:11 - 32, Woods from the woods (2012) 6:28 - 31, Woods from the woods (2015) 6:46 - 30, Woods from the woods (2013) 7:08 - 29, Wild putt en route to win (2008) 7:26 - 28, Clutch shot, wry smile (2001) 7:46 - 27, Memorial mic drop (2009) 8:04 - 26, Rainy playoff birdie (2006) 8:29 - 25, Clutch putt to tie Cup (2003) 9:15 - 24, Off-balance bunker shot (1999) 9:33 - 23, Flub then flop hole-out (1999) 10:03 - 22, Clutch one-handed flop (2009) 10:21 - 21, 138-yard clutch eagle (2009) 10:42 - 20, Even Tiger said “wow” (2004) 11:16 - 19, Memorial mayhem (2018) 11:39 - 18, Playoff dart to win it (1997) 12:09 - 17, 98-yard clutch eagle (2000) 12:25 - 16, Match Play madness (2019) 12:42 - 15, Fist pump after 3-wood (2013) 13:15 - 14, “The dreaded twirl” (2009) 13:45 - 13, 72nd hole birdie to win (2001) 14:24 - 12, 72nd hole birdie to win (2008) 15:22 - 11, 72nd hole birdie to win (2009) 16:09 - 10, Ace in first pro start (1996) 16:31 - 9, Golf’s loudest ace (1997) 17:09 - 8, Birdie to win in the dark (2000) 17:51 - 7, Better than most (2001) 18:34 - 6, 7-shot comeback (2000) 18:54 - 5, Eagle to force playoff (2000) 20:03 - 4, Long birdie to win (2000) 20:22 - 3, Must-make chip-in (2001) 20:48 - 2, Fairway bunker brilliance (2000) 21:37 - 1, Insane flop shot (2012)

PGA TOUR

1,365,005 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

I asked a top 0.1% YouTube Strategist (Vexian - Algorithm Alchemist) to take me from 0 to 10m subscribers. This is every level of YouTube growth. 0:00 Education vs Entertainment 1:51 The Biggest Mistake New Creators Make 2:45 You Don't Need Gear You Need Reps 3:53 The One Thing That Guarantees 1K Subs 4:58 What Is the Impression Snowball 5:54 Consistency as Compound Interest 6:57 How to Come Up With Content Ideas 7:28 Track the Top 20% in Your Niche 8:18 Reverse Engineering Titles That Work 9:06 How to Remix Without Copying 10:00 Why People Actually Watch 11:30 90 Ideas in 30 Minutes 17:29 Level 2 (1K to 10K Subscribers) 21:00 How to Hook in 3 Seconds 24:40 YouTube Is a Zero Sum Game 25:11 Collabs and the Anchor Effect 26:48 Using Bigger Creators to Grow 28:21 What Separates Creators After 100K Videos 29:41 Consistency in Amount Type and Focus 30:05 How to Know When to Quit Your Niche 31:37 What Gaming YouTube Teaches Everyone 33:31 Storytelling From Minecraft YouTubers 34:22 Mini Stories and Escalating Stakes 37:47 Level 3 (10K to 100K Subscribers) 42:00 Package Your Video Like a Movie Poster 44:00 The Pre-Post Checklist 49:00 Seven Levels of Rapper and Viral Permutations 51:05 CTAs Where to Put Them and Where Not To 53:26 Subscribers Are a Vanity Metric 55:46 Replace Ad Reads With Your Own Content 58:49 Level 4 (100K to 1M Subscribers) 59:08 What Is Impact 1:00:01 Pattern Breaking and Absurdism 1:01:15 How to Title a Podcast for Absurdism 1:02:27 Melding Interest Topics Together 1:04:36 Parasocial Reciprocity 1:05:57 The Third Thing Nobody Talks About 1:06:05 What Is Sauce 1:08:20 How Long Does 100K Actually Take 1:09:31 When to Start Outsourcing 1:12:00 Your Niche Has a Ceiling 1:21:42 The Invisible Katana and 25M Views 1:23:27 One Word Across 5 Niches and 13 Years 1:25:38 What Channels Will Hit 1M 1:29:00 Level 5 (1M to 10M Subscribers) 1:29:34 Outlier vs Presence of Mind Ideation 1:30:50 Oppenheimer Barbie and the Minecraft Movie 1:38:00 Why the Best Channels Stop Growing 1:44:41 What Happens When You Beat YouTube 1:46:18 When You Become an Idea Not a Person 1:49:48 The Two Things That Actually Matter

I asked a top 0.1% YouTube Strategist (Vexian - Algorithm Alchemist) to take me from 0 to 10m subscribers. This is every level of YouTube growth. 0:00 Education vs Entertainment 1:51 The Biggest Mistake New Creators Make 2:45 You Don't Need Gear You Need Reps 3:53 The One Thing That Guarantees 1K Subs 4:58 What Is the Impression Snowball 5:54 Consistency as Compound Interest 6:57 How to Come Up With Content Ideas 7:28 Track the Top 20% in Your Niche 8:18 Reverse Engineering Titles That Work 9:06 How to Remix Without Copying 10:00 Why People Actually Watch 11:30 90 Ideas in 30 Minutes 17:29 Level 2 (1K to 10K Subscribers) 21:00 How to Hook in 3 Seconds 24:40 YouTube Is a Zero Sum Game 25:11 Collabs and the Anchor Effect 26:48 Using Bigger Creators to Grow 28:21 What Separates Creators After 100K Videos 29:41 Consistency in Amount Type and Focus 30:05 How to Know When to Quit Your Niche 31:37 What Gaming YouTube Teaches Everyone 33:31 Storytelling From Minecraft YouTubers 34:22 Mini Stories and Escalating Stakes 37:47 Level 3 (10K to 100K Subscribers) 42:00 Package Your Video Like a Movie Poster 44:00 The Pre-Post Checklist 49:00 Seven Levels of Rapper and Viral Permutations 51:05 CTAs Where to Put Them and Where Not To 53:26 Subscribers Are a Vanity Metric 55:46 Replace Ad Reads With Your Own Content 58:49 Level 4 (100K to 1M Subscribers) 59:08 What Is Impact 1:00:01 Pattern Breaking and Absurdism 1:01:15 How to Title a Podcast for Absurdism 1:02:27 Melding Interest Topics Together 1:04:36 Parasocial Reciprocity 1:05:57 The Third Thing Nobody Talks About 1:06:05 What Is Sauce 1:08:20 How Long Does 100K Actually Take 1:09:31 When to Start Outsourcing 1:12:00 Your Niche Has a Ceiling 1:21:42 The Invisible Katana and 25M Views 1:23:27 One Word Across 5 Niches and 13 Years 1:25:38 What Channels Will Hit 1M 1:29:00 Level 5 (1M to 10M Subscribers) 1:29:34 Outlier vs Presence of Mind Ideation 1:30:50 Oppenheimer Barbie and the Minecraft Movie 1:38:00 Why the Best Channels Stop Growing 1:44:41 What Happens When You Beat YouTube 1:46:18 When You Become an Idea Not a Person 1:49:48 The Two Things That Actually Matter

Grant

19,207 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Drone delivery is about to be cheaper than cars. But the drone is only 15% of the work to get there. A decade after starting in Rwanda flying blood to one hospital, Zipline has flown 140M+ autonomous miles with zero safety incidents, expanded to the US and to food delivery and household items, and delivery costs have fallen from $300 to $12 - now cheaper than a car. Getting there meant building almost everything from scratch: flight computers, motors, GPS modules, even the air traffic software regulators use to track them. And it meant a discipline most engineers find nearly impossible. That's the reality behind Zipline, the largest autonomous system on Earth. Keller Cliffton and Eric Watson joined me and Pat Grady to talk more about their journey. 00:00 Introduction 02:28 Early Vision and Regulation 04:09 Rwanda Launch Hard Lessons 06:49 Scaling to 24/7 Impact 09:35 Real World Ops Surprises 11:15 Safety Redundancy Failover 20:24 Precision Delivery Pod Tech 25:34 Building the Drone Network 26:51 Fleet Commanders Explained 28:22 Scaling to a Million a Day 29:51 Autonomy Enables 24 7 Ops 31:52 Reinventing Air Traffic Control 36:08 Why Zipline Is Vertical 41:40 First Principles Delete Parts 44:45 Market Explosion and Closing Thoughts

Drone delivery is about to be cheaper than cars. But the drone is only 15% of the work to get there. A decade after starting in Rwanda flying blood to one hospital, Zipline has flown 140M+ autonomous miles with zero safety incidents, expanded to the US and to food delivery and household items, and delivery costs have fallen from $300 to $12 - now cheaper than a car. Getting there meant building almost everything from scratch: flight computers, motors, GPS modules, even the air traffic software regulators use to track them. And it meant a discipline most engineers find nearly impossible. That's the reality behind Zipline, the largest autonomous system on Earth. Keller Cliffton and Eric Watson joined me and Pat Grady to talk more about their journey. 00:00 Introduction 02:28 Early Vision and Regulation 04:09 Rwanda Launch Hard Lessons 06:49 Scaling to 24/7 Impact 09:35 Real World Ops Surprises 11:15 Safety Redundancy Failover 20:24 Precision Delivery Pod Tech 25:34 Building the Drone Network 26:51 Fleet Commanders Explained 28:22 Scaling to a Million a Day 29:51 Autonomy Enables 24 7 Ops 31:52 Reinventing Air Traffic Control 36:08 Why Zipline Is Vertical 41:40 First Principles Delete Parts 44:45 Market Explosion and Closing Thoughts

Alfred Lin

33,041 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

E113: I challenge Crypto Banter on their business practices and Ran opens up on how he built the biggest Media company in crypto! Ran Neuner is the CoFounder and CEO of Crypto Banter, one of the biggest Media companies in the crypto industry Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:00 WSH Sponsors: Jupiter, Bitwise, SUI & Mantle 2:46 Opening Up on WSH 3:52 Consuming Crypto Content 7:26 Information Asymmetry in Crypto 11:56 Self Custody with Trezor 12:49 The Addictive Power of Media 15:33 Podcasting Is a Secret Weapon 21:06 Finding Your Superpower 25:29 Living with “Champion OCD” 31:20 Addicted to Pressure 34:02 Resentment That Fuels Success 39:26 Ayahuasca: A Spiritual Awakening 41:03 The Chemical Shift of Fatherhood 45:37 Overcoming FOMO w/ Ayahuasca 48:45 Overcoming Addiction 52:56 Removing Business Time Pressure 54:29 Purging the Past, Embracing Purpose 1:02:07 Ayahuasca’s Lesson on Relationships 1:06:01 What is Crypto Banter? 1:06:25 What is Financial Freedom? 1:09:18 Balancing Media and Investing 1:11:44 Banter's Approach to Sponsorships 1:13:34 Passion-Driven Content Creation 1:17:50 Meme Coin Narrative 1:25:38 Avoiding the Meme Coin Trap 1:32:45 Lessons from the Luna Collapse 1:38:09 Dopamine Rush Behind Sh*t Coins 1:43:12 Solana vs Ethereum 1:46:43 How to Get Rich in Crypto 1:52:28 Dealing with Criticism 1:54:05 Trading vs. Investing in Crypto 1:56:35 Lessons from Losing $100M in Days 2:05:55 Non-Consensus Beliefs 2:08:32 Prediction for the Next 12 Months 2:10:08 Concluding Remarks

E113: I challenge Crypto Banter on their business practices and Ran opens up on how he built the biggest Media company in crypto! Ran Neuner is the CoFounder and CEO of Crypto Banter, one of the biggest Media companies in the crypto industry Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:00 WSH Sponsors: Jupiter, Bitwise, SUI & Mantle 2:46 Opening Up on WSH 3:52 Consuming Crypto Content 7:26 Information Asymmetry in Crypto 11:56 Self Custody with Trezor 12:49 The Addictive Power of Media 15:33 Podcasting Is a Secret Weapon 21:06 Finding Your Superpower 25:29 Living with “Champion OCD” 31:20 Addicted to Pressure 34:02 Resentment That Fuels Success 39:26 Ayahuasca: A Spiritual Awakening 41:03 The Chemical Shift of Fatherhood 45:37 Overcoming FOMO w/ Ayahuasca 48:45 Overcoming Addiction 52:56 Removing Business Time Pressure 54:29 Purging the Past, Embracing Purpose 1:02:07 Ayahuasca’s Lesson on Relationships 1:06:01 What is Crypto Banter? 1:06:25 What is Financial Freedom? 1:09:18 Balancing Media and Investing 1:11:44 Banter's Approach to Sponsorships 1:13:34 Passion-Driven Content Creation 1:17:50 Meme Coin Narrative 1:25:38 Avoiding the Meme Coin Trap 1:32:45 Lessons from the Luna Collapse 1:38:09 Dopamine Rush Behind Sh*t Coins 1:43:12 Solana vs Ethereum 1:46:43 How to Get Rich in Crypto 1:52:28 Dealing with Criticism 1:54:05 Trading vs. Investing in Crypto 1:56:35 Lessons from Losing $100M in Days 2:05:55 Non-Consensus Beliefs 2:08:32 Prediction for the Next 12 Months 2:10:08 Concluding Remarks

MR SHIFT 🦁

135,454 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

SINGAPORE SPECIAL: Trump’s Fed Takeover Will Send Bitcoin to $250K with Arthur Hayes I sat down with Arthur Hayes at Token2049 to unpack his thesis for why Bitcoin could hit $250K by year-end. It all starts with Trump’s secret plan to take control of the Federal Reserve. In today's episode, Arthur explains how the next financial regime shift plays out, covering: • How Trump seizes control of the Fed • Why Lisa Cook is the final domino • Yield Curve control & regional banking strategy • HyperLiquid vs. Binance: the perpetual wars • Stablecoins as global dollar bank accounts • Why salary earners lose in a hyper-financialized world • Bitcoin’s $250K setup • France Exit from the EU? Full episode links below. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:50 Presidential Poker Explained 02:57 Trump’s Secret Weapon Against the Fed 05:27 The Hidden Math Behind Stablecoin Explosions 08:24 HyperLiquid Bull Case & Exit Strategy 10:30 Talus, Hibachi, Recall Ads 13:59 When Everything Becomes Money, Nothing Is 15:11 Neobank Wars: EtherFi vs Plasma 19:20 The Fed’s Money Printer Has a Fatal Flaw 21:23 Enso, Relay Ads 22:01 The “333 Rule” That Breaks Every Economy 23:29 America’s Empire Is Collapsing 29:50 Bitcoin’s $250K Path 32:21 France Is Quietly Preparing to Abandon the Euro

SINGAPORE SPECIAL: Trump’s Fed Takeover Will Send Bitcoin to $250K with Arthur Hayes I sat down with Arthur Hayes at Token2049 to unpack his thesis for why Bitcoin could hit $250K by year-end. It all starts with Trump’s secret plan to take control of the Federal Reserve. In today's episode, Arthur explains how the next financial regime shift plays out, covering: • How Trump seizes control of the Fed • Why Lisa Cook is the final domino • Yield Curve control & regional banking strategy • HyperLiquid vs. Binance: the perpetual wars • Stablecoins as global dollar bank accounts • Why salary earners lose in a hyper-financialized world • Bitcoin’s $250K setup • France Exit from the EU? Full episode links below. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:50 Presidential Poker Explained 02:57 Trump’s Secret Weapon Against the Fed 05:27 The Hidden Math Behind Stablecoin Explosions 08:24 HyperLiquid Bull Case & Exit Strategy 10:30 Talus, Hibachi, Recall Ads 13:59 When Everything Becomes Money, Nothing Is 15:11 Neobank Wars: EtherFi vs Plasma 19:20 The Fed’s Money Printer Has a Fatal Flaw 21:23 Enso, Relay Ads 22:01 The “333 Rule” That Breaks Every Economy 23:29 America’s Empire Is Collapsing 29:50 Bitcoin’s $250K Path 32:21 France Is Quietly Preparing to Abandon the Euro

Robbie Klages

96,591 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

LIVE NOW - The Next Chapter for with Co-Founder Alon alon, co-founder of @pumpdotfun, joins us to discuss the meteoric rise of their token launchpad platform, the controversial yet impactful role of memecoins in crypto, and the vision behind their newest product, PumpSwap. We dive deep into the cultural influence, sustainability mechanisms, and future possibilities for the memecoin launchpad ecosystem. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 7:09 PumpFun Inception 13:46 Post-Launch PumpFun 19:09 PumpFun’s Impact on Memecoins 23:25 Making Memecoins Less Extractive 28:32 PumpFun 4Chan Aesthetic 36:57 PumpFun Moderation 47:37 PumpFun’s Success 50:52 PumpSwap 59:12 Creator Revenue Sharing 1:02:09 PumpFun vs Radium 1:05:41 PumpFun’s Social Elements 1:08:19 Content, Attention & Markets 1:10:56 Future of Memecoins 1:13:11 Are Memecoins Evil? 1:17:44 PumpFun’s Mission 1:20:17 Why PumpFun x Bankless? 1:22:06 Closing & Disclaimers

LIVE NOW - The Next Chapter for with Co-Founder Alon alon, co-founder of @pumpdotfun, joins us to discuss the meteoric rise of their token launchpad platform, the controversial yet impactful role of memecoins in crypto, and the vision behind their newest product, PumpSwap. We dive deep into the cultural influence, sustainability mechanisms, and future possibilities for the memecoin launchpad ecosystem. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 7:09 PumpFun Inception 13:46 Post-Launch PumpFun 19:09 PumpFun’s Impact on Memecoins 23:25 Making Memecoins Less Extractive 28:32 PumpFun 4Chan Aesthetic 36:57 PumpFun Moderation 47:37 PumpFun’s Success 50:52 PumpSwap 59:12 Creator Revenue Sharing 1:02:09 PumpFun vs Radium 1:05:41 PumpFun’s Social Elements 1:08:19 Content, Attention & Markets 1:10:56 Future of Memecoins 1:13:11 Are Memecoins Evil? 1:17:44 PumpFun’s Mission 1:20:17 Why PumpFun x Bankless? 1:22:06 Closing & Disclaimers

Bankless

125,657 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The bull market is set to run higher with earnings, economic data and history increasingly on its side. I sat down with Ryan Detrick, CMT to unpack his updated S&P 500 outlook and the AI trade, the sectors he likes best through 2027, what would convince him to turn bearish, and the contrarian calls he's making next. Ryan's been consistently right on the market the last several years alongside Sonu Varghese at Carson. A must-listen discussion with one of the best in the business. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - S&P 500 outlook 3:42 - Seasonality 7:32 - Advance-decline line 9:20 - Financials and banks 11:54 - Cyclicals 14:44 - Gold, bonds and managed futures 16:25 - Industrials 17:36 - Financials 19:33 - Tech stocks 21:48 - $1 trillion capex debate 23:56 - Secular bull market case 24:47 - Europe and Japan 27:03 - The bear case with the US dollar 28:32 - Staples falling 31:43 - The Fed's next move 33:27 - 3 contrarian calls 34:55 - Follow Ryan

The bull market is set to run higher with earnings, economic data and history increasingly on its side. I sat down with Ryan Detrick, CMT to unpack his updated S&P 500 outlook and the AI trade, the sectors he likes best through 2027, what would convince him to turn bearish, and the contrarian calls he's making next. Ryan's been consistently right on the market the last several years alongside Sonu Varghese at Carson. A must-listen discussion with one of the best in the business. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - S&P 500 outlook 3:42 - Seasonality 7:32 - Advance-decline line 9:20 - Financials and banks 11:54 - Cyclicals 14:44 - Gold, bonds and managed futures 16:25 - Industrials 17:36 - Financials 19:33 - Tech stocks 21:48 - $1 trillion capex debate 23:56 - Secular bull market case 24:47 - Europe and Japan 27:03 - The bear case with the US dollar 28:32 - Staples falling 31:43 - The Fed's next move 33:27 - 3 contrarian calls 34:55 - Follow Ryan

Phil Rosen

28,771 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen

In this episode, I sit down with Pete Hegseth and Jenny Hegseth to discuss family values, career transitions, military readiness, and more. 0:00 – Introduction 1:27 – Transition from Anchor to Secretary of War 2:49 – Becoming President Trump’s Pick to Lead the Department of War 4:39 – A Normal Day in the Hegseth Household 6:13 – Choosing a Homeschool Curriculum 7:15 – Preparing Children for the National Spotlight 10:43 – The Reality of the Confirmation Process 13:38 – Keeping Family Together While Serving 16:15 – Children’s Experience at the Pentagon 17:30 – The Number One Hegseth Family Rule 18:31 – Who’s the Strict Parent and Who’s the Fun Parent 20:52 – Most Surprising Thing About Being Secretary of War 21:38 – Harder to Negotiate With: World Powers or Children? 22:29 – #1 Hope to Accomplish as Secretary 23:36 – Stance on Only Men in Combat Roles 25:08 – Making the Military Fit Again 25:40 – Cabinet Confidential Questions 28:22 – Most Impactful Action Taken as Secretary 30:20 – Is America Safer Today? 32:11 – Status of the Golden Dome 33:07 – Would You Rather Questions 34:46 – Most Likely to Call With an Emergency 35:15 – What the Secretary Eats in a Day 35:51 – Favorite D.C. Restaurant 36:06 – Best Meal Made by Jennifer 36:22 – Current Shows Binge-Watching 36:58 – Go-To Comfort Food 37:09 – Best Dad Joke 37:28 – Guilty Pleasure TV Show 37:40 – Glass Half Full or Glass Half Empty 37:57 – Favorite Type of Wings 38:25 – Dream Dinner Party Guests

In this episode, I sit down with Pete Hegseth and Jenny Hegseth to discuss family values, career transitions, military readiness, and more. 0:00 – Introduction 1:27 – Transition from Anchor to Secretary of War 2:49 – Becoming President Trump’s Pick to Lead the Department of War 4:39 – A Normal Day in the Hegseth Household 6:13 – Choosing a Homeschool Curriculum 7:15 – Preparing Children for the National Spotlight 10:43 – The Reality of the Confirmation Process 13:38 – Keeping Family Together While Serving 16:15 – Children’s Experience at the Pentagon 17:30 – The Number One Hegseth Family Rule 18:31 – Who’s the Strict Parent and Who’s the Fun Parent 20:52 – Most Surprising Thing About Being Secretary of War 21:38 – Harder to Negotiate With: World Powers or Children? 22:29 – #1 Hope to Accomplish as Secretary 23:36 – Stance on Only Men in Combat Roles 25:08 – Making the Military Fit Again 25:40 – Cabinet Confidential Questions 28:22 – Most Impactful Action Taken as Secretary 30:20 – Is America Safer Today? 32:11 – Status of the Golden Dome 33:07 – Would You Rather Questions 34:46 – Most Likely to Call With an Emergency 35:15 – What the Secretary Eats in a Day 35:51 – Favorite D.C. Restaurant 36:06 – Best Meal Made by Jennifer 36:22 – Current Shows Binge-Watching 36:58 – Go-To Comfort Food 37:09 – Best Dad Joke 37:28 – Guilty Pleasure TV Show 37:40 – Glass Half Full or Glass Half Empty 37:57 – Favorite Type of Wings 38:25 – Dream Dinner Party Guests

The Katie Miller Podcast

165,902 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Varun Vummadi (Varun Vummadi) is the co-founder of Giga, which builds AI agents for customer support for some of the biggest companies in the world, including DoorDash, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the US, and a top-three global telecom provider. At Startup School India, Varun sat down with YC's Ankit Gupta to talk about why he turned down a high-paying quant job to start a company, the multiple pivots it took to find the right problem, and how their small team of eight beat a 400-person competitor to land a contract with DoorDash. 01:33 — Early Days & Origin Story 03:37 — The YC Interview Disaster 06:28 — Pivoting Away From EdTech 07:25 — Finding the Real Idea 08:39 — Beating a Well-Funded Competitor 10:00 — Winning DoorDash With 8 People 11:09 — What GigaML Looks Like Now 12:40 — Advice for College Students 15:51 — Why Charge Early? 17:33 — The Next Big Bet 18:43 — Running the Company on AI 20:19 — How They Hire Engineers 22:04 — Product Over Sales 23:37 — Burn the Boats

Varun Vummadi (Varun Vummadi) is the co-founder of Giga, which builds AI agents for customer support for some of the biggest companies in the world, including DoorDash, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the US, and a top-three global telecom provider. At Startup School India, Varun sat down with YC's Ankit Gupta to talk about why he turned down a high-paying quant job to start a company, the multiple pivots it took to find the right problem, and how their small team of eight beat a 400-person competitor to land a contract with DoorDash. 01:33 — Early Days & Origin Story 03:37 — The YC Interview Disaster 06:28 — Pivoting Away From EdTech 07:25 — Finding the Real Idea 08:39 — Beating a Well-Funded Competitor 10:00 — Winning DoorDash With 8 People 11:09 — What GigaML Looks Like Now 12:40 — Advice for College Students 15:51 — Why Charge Early? 17:33 — The Next Big Bet 18:43 — Running the Company on AI 20:19 — How They Hire Engineers 22:04 — Product Over Sales 23:37 — Burn the Boats

Y Combinator

150,457 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten