My hunch is that there would be an audience for this stuff. I think the key to this is the go to market model for such content. There's a pretty established m

My hunch is that there would be an audience for this stuff. I think the key to this is the go to market model for such content. There's a pretty established model regarding successful founders who then write books about themselves. The audience seems to be well known and if not presumably a successful founder could self-publish their way to success. The model for mediocre founders talking about their failures is probably a tough sell to backers as the audience size is unknown and if the founder is unsuccessful they won't be able to self publish. The best format would probably be a free podcast and where some host would invite other moderately/less than successful founders to talk about their ups and downs. The best bet for the host would be some VC funded moderately successful founder who's startup only 1.5x'd instead of 10x'd snd had to sell the company and now had free time.