Mike Michelini and Christian Garcia go deep on AI-powered data systems, custom-built e-commerce tools, and the emerging agentic commerce standard and what it all means for Amazon sellers.

Inventor Paul Bassoo breaks down the gritty reality of product R&D, sharing how he survived a brutal Kickstarter scam, successfully filed four patents independently, and now leverages Vietnam factories to rapid-prototype "soft goods" for e-commerce sellers.

Mike Michelini and Unipro Asia co-founder Ray decode the realities of running a global business from Asia, exploring the shifting dynamics between Hong Kong and Singapore, the rise of FinTech banking, and how AI is transforming offshore tax compliance.

Mike Michelini and John Hubble explore how e-commerce founders are leveraging AI code tools to automate internal processes and shift from basic sourcing to true product engineering in the agentic era.

Live from Krabi beach, Mike Michelini announces the podcast's official rebrand to Global From Anywhere and shares how advanced e-commerce sellers are using AI agents to automate supply chains and build a true "anywhere" lifestyle.

GFA 486. Irv Taylor shares how a Stripe chargeback freeze nearly wiped him out after pre-paying a Yiwu factory for the year — and why he pivoted to building Unified AI, a decentralized marketplace for specialized AI agents modeled after Yiwu's wholesale market.

GFA 485. Geraldine and Anne — two Filipino professionals in Thailand — share how they pivoted from non-technical backgrounds into AI agents, marketing, and operations, and why curiosity, community, and calculated risks matter for women building careers in global tech.

GFA 484. Basil Zaidi of Make Brands Big breaks down Amazon's Halo sales data, placement modifier mistakes, and SKU-level budget allocation — plus why emerging Asian brands should sell direct on Western marketplaces before signing distributors.

GFA 483. Cameron Alessandrini shares how a geologist turned solo Amazon seller built a seven-figure clock brand using Alibaba sourcing, Excel-based profit tracking, and AI image generation — all while relocating to Asia to slash costs and pay off debt.

GFA 482. Sören Dittrich reveals how a lean German Amazon seller uses Python, data analytics, and AI to spot profit leaks and thrive in the 2025 margin squeeze.