Own the Future. w/ Jesse Lee

This reunion pod was recorded back on March 22 - and among other things, Jerry shared his thoughts around broader tech/consumer trends, what makes a great founder or investor and why he wants to open a sushi restaurant (Co-hosted by Truman Sacks).

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Recorded last week (May 25), Rex touched on a variety of examples re Metaverse and Web 3 plus the constantly evolving business model(s) around the creator economy (Co-hosted by Truman Sacks).

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Recorded over Zoom exactly two months ago on March 19, Christine shared her unique path to becoming a VC, personal point of view on the future of NFTs, the framework around early-stage investing, and what her dream job actually is (Co-hosted by Truman Sacks).

Recorded in Culver City at the end of March, Gaby discusses her journey through becoming an investor during college, moving to NYC post-graduation, investing framework, and shared ethos on how curators are the new creators.  (co-hosted by Truman Sacks)

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Originally recorded on March 23, Chamath shares his point of view on Bitcoin, source of inspiration, filters/biases, VC/early-stage investing, traits of a successful founder plus Matsuhisa and Drake. (co-hosted by Truman Sacks)

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Season 2 is co-hosted by Truman Sacks and features some of the smartest, most culturally-in-tuned investors. In addition to Chamath Palihapitiya kicking things off for the new season, the next 4 episodes highlight the top young VCs making a name for themselves; Gaby Goldberg/Bessemer, Jerry Lu/Maveron, Rex Woodbury/Index, and Christine Kim/Greylock.

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Sami shares her story behind SMV (Sami Miro Vintage), a unique take on ‘influencer’ IG posts, and creativity around sustainable, circular fashion.

Season 1 (aka ‘the mixtape’) features 10 episodes/guests discussing the world of luxury (Kering), new media landscape (Business of Fashion), the rise of reselling (Scout), experiential retail (Miami Design District), the ritual of an artist/creative (February James), being mission-driven (KROST), re-thinking wellness (Sporty & Rich), upcycling in fashion (JJ Vintage), and achieving ubiquity while remaining authentic as a brand (Apple and Nike).

Gregory shares his thoughts on how technology helps the overall customer experience and why everyone should be paying more attention to China when it comes to consumer trends.

Season 1 (aka ‘the mixtape’) features 10 episodes/guests discussing the world of luxury (Kering), new media landscape (Business of Fashion), the rise of reselling (Scout), experiential retail (Miami Design District), the ritual of an artist/creative (February James), being mission-driven (KROST), re-thinking wellness (Sporty & Rich), upcycling in fashion (JJ Vintage), and achieving ubiquity while remaining authentic as a brand (Apple and Nike).

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Truman goes in-depth on the psychology behind reselling and the potential market opportunity as well as how IRL experience is still a very important part of consumer experience for “gen-z.’

Season 1 (aka ‘the mixtape’) features 10 episodes/guests discussing the world of luxury (Kering), new media landscape (Business of Fashion), the rise of reselling (Scout), experiential retail (Miami Design District), the ritual of an artist/creative (February James), being mission-driven (KROST), re-thinking wellness (Sporty & Rich), upcycling in fashion (JJ Vintage), and achieving ubiquity while remaining authentic as a brand (Apple and Nike).

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Emily discusses her personal journey, becoming and managing her life as an entrepreneur; why taking personal time to enjoy life and experiences is vital to a successful career and life.

Season 1 (aka ‘the mixtape’) features 10 episodes/guests discussing the world of luxury (Kering), new media landscape (Business of Fashion), the rise of reselling (Scout), experiential retail (Miami Design District), the ritual of an artist/creative (February James), being mission-driven (KROST), re-thinking wellness (Sporty & Rich), upcycling in fashion (JJ Vintage), and achieving ubiquity while remaining authentic as a brand (Apple and Nike).

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