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Dan Shipper is the co-founder and CEO of Every, a media and software company that’s become a living laboratory for the future of work. Everyone at his company of about 30 people is an AI early adopter; from editors to ops people, they use AI to do much of their work, giving Every a unique lens into where the world is heading. A year ago on this show, Dan predicted that people were sleeping on Claude Code for nontechnical work, which proved to be remarkably prescient. Today he’s back with another set of calls: the SaaS apocalypse is dumb, CLIs are over, the forward deployed engineer is the most valuable new hire, and the only thing you need to do to stay employed is ride the models.
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20VC, hosted by Harry Stebbings, takes you inside the world of Venture Capital, Startup Funding and The Pitch. Join Harry and discover how you can attain funding for your business by listening to what the most prominent investors are directly looking for in startups, providing easily actionable tips and tricks that can be put in place to increase your chances of getting funded. The Twenty Minute VC also provides an instructional guide as to what it takes to get employed in the Venture Capital industry, with VCs giving specific advice on how to get noticed from the crowd and increasing your chances of employment. Our amazing Venture Capitalists also provide their analysis of the current technology market, providing advice and suggestions on the latest investing trends and predictions. Join us so you can see how you can get big, powerful improvements, fast.

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In this episode, Keith Rabois shares a sharp and deeply practical perspective on what it takes to build elite teams, spot exceptional talent, and operate at a world-class level in an AI-driven era. Drawing on experience as both an operator and investor, he explains why the quality of a company is ultimately shaped by the people inside it, how the best founders identify “barrels” who can drive outcomes independently, and why building around undiscovered talent often matters more than competing for obvious stars. The conversation also explores how AI is changing the nature of work across product, engineering, design, and leadership, and why the people who thrive next may be the ones with the strongest business judgment, curiosity, and ability to adapt quickly. Overall, it is a candid discussion about ambition, talent density, execution, and the mindset required to keep raising the bar as the rules of building companies continue to change.