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Thanks for doing this. Sometime back I tried to develop habit of listening to podcasts about startups while working out. I gave up finally when I realized most

by kumarm 11y ago

Thanks for doing this. Sometime back I tried to develop habit of listening to podcasts about startups while working out. I gave up finally when I realized most podcasts I find on web on related topic are with people who are trying to sell something (mostly book). Any other good sources on podcasts with founders that are not trying to sell their book?

my_username_is_ 11y ago
I'd recommend the Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Seminars from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. They're all available on iTunes.
chad_c 11y ago
Check out Startup -- https://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/ https://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/
- yitchelle 11y ago
  The 1st season of Startup was great. It is broadcasted as someone telling a story. No suprise here as the producers are from the "This American Life" camp. 2nd season is a little flat compare to the 1st season, but still quite good.
tdaltonc 11y ago
This week in startups -- http://thisweekinstartups.com/ http://thisweekinstartups.com/ All of the guests are there to promote something (themselves/their-startup) so everyone is a bit manicured, but it's still a good look at some of what goes on inside of startups.
- j_s 11y ago
  I only avoided this recommendation specifically because each of the hosts has their own book to promote on the show - even though neither one seems to do so too much (Rob not so much at all anymore, but Mike's book was released recently). I do think it is a great podcast with tons of practical, actionable advice focused at lifestyle SaaS developers.
  - peterjancelis 11y ago
    Rob and Mike have http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ Twist in from Jason Calacanis.
    - j_s 11y ago
      Oops; you're right - thanks!
anujabro 11y ago
Exponent FM is great. Not by a founder, but about strategy in tech
burger_moon 11y ago
CodePen Radio is pretty good. They cover a wide breadth of topics. It's focused around the 3 people that run codpen.io They talk about what it's like running a startup. They don't try to sell anything or have outside sponsors because it's about their business. I guess it's pretty much implied you know of codepen already so they don't have to shove adverts down your throat.

by kumarm 11y ago

my_username_is_ 11y ago

I'd recommend the Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Seminars from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. They're all available on iTunes.

chad_c 11y ago

Check out Startup -- https://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/ https://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/

yitchelle 11y ago
The 1st season of Startup was great. It is broadcasted as someone telling a story. No suprise here as the producers are from the "This American Life" camp. 2nd season is a little flat compare to the 1st season, but still quite good.

tdaltonc 11y ago

This week in startups -- http://thisweekinstartups.com/ http://thisweekinstartups.com/ All of the guests are there to promote something (themselves/their-startup) so everyone is a bit manicured, but it's still a good look at some of what goes on inside of startups.

j_s 11y ago
I only avoided this recommendation specifically because each of the hosts has their own book to promote on the show - even though neither one seems to do so too much (Rob not so much at all anymore, but Mike's book was released recently). I do think it is a great podcast with tons of practical, actionable advice focused at lifestyle SaaS developers.
- peterjancelis 11y ago
  Rob and Mike have http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ Twist in from Jason Calacanis.
  - j_s 11y ago
    Oops; you're right - thanks!

anujabro 11y ago

Exponent FM is great. Not by a founder, but about strategy in tech

burger_moon 11y ago

CodePen Radio is pretty good. They cover a wide breadth of topics. It's focused around the 3 people that run codpen.io They talk about what it's like running a startup. They don't try to sell anything or have outside sponsors because it's about their business. I guess it's pretty much implied you know of codepen already so they don't have to shove adverts down your throat.