Tech on Tap

In the extended cut of our most recent interview with Adam Schultz and Brantley Boyett, Michael delves into what a "Fake Pitch" event is and why it is an important outlet for startups and entrepreneurs.

The crew talks about the art of the pitch, what makes a bad pitch, and what makes a good pitch. Toward the end of the interview, Adam and Brantley give their takes on what makes a successful startup and how to know that your big idea is worth risking it all for.

Bad pitch competition ShredX Durham is March 21 in the basement of American Underground at Main from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Register for free tickets and see more details at shredxdurham.splashthat.com.

In the extended cut of our most recent interview with Adam Schultz and Brantley Boyett, Michael delves into what a "Fake Pitch" event is and why it is an important outlet for startups and entrepreneurs.

The crew talks about the art of the pitch, what makes a bad pitch, and what makes a good pitch. Toward the end of the interview, Adam and Brantley give their takes on what makes a successful startup and how to know that your big idea is worth risking it all for.

Bad pitch competition ShredX Durham is March 21 in the basement of American Underground at Main from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Register for free tickets and see more details at shredxdurham.splashthat.com.

After running down the top news stories on WRALTechWire.com, Jason, Laura and Michael dive into the fake news and rumors of Amazon HQ2. Did the Triangle really make the Top 5?

After hitting WRAL TechWire Live last week, Laura stuck around for the life sciences pitch event, which brought the team to a larger question: What makes a compelling pitch? Bad pitch competition ShredX Durham is happening on March 21, and Adam Schultz and Brantley Boyett head up the event. Schultz and Boyette hope that it becomes an opportunity for entrepreneurs to have fun while perfecting the art of the pitch with the lowest of stakes. They explain why an event like this matters and the DNA of a successful startup.

After the interview, the team pitches its worst podcast ideas, including a Maybelline sponsored mortician's podcast, true crime podcast for the ACC sports fan, and an ambient noise podcast consisting of every noise we hate.

Check out ShredX Durham in the basement of American Underground at Main. Register for free tickets and see more details at shredxdurham.splashthat.com.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/03/16/tech-on-tap-conversations-shredx-durhams-adam-schultz-brantley-boyett/

After running down the top news stories on WRALTechWire.com, Jason, Laura and Michael dive into the fake news and rumors of Amazon HQ2. Did the Triangle really make the Top 5?

After hitting WRAL TechWire Live last week, Laura stuck around for the life sciences pitch event, which brought the team to a larger question: What makes a compelling pitch? Bad pitch competition ShredX Durham is happening on March 21, and Adam Schultz and Brantley Boyett head up the event. Schultz and Boyette hope that it becomes an opportunity for entrepreneurs to have fun while perfecting the art of the pitch with the lowest of stakes. They explain why an event like this matters and the DNA of a successful startup.

After the interview, the team pitches its worst podcast ideas, including a Maybelline sponsored mortician's podcast, true crime podcast for the ACC sports fan, and an ambient noise podcast consisting of every noise we hate.

Check out ShredX Durham in the basement of American Underground at Main. Register for free tickets and see more details at shredxdurham.splashthat.com.

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2018/03/16/tech-on-tap-conversations-shredx-durhams-adam-schultz-brantley-boyett/

In the short-form version of our interview with 99.9 The Fan's Joe Ovies, Jason Eder and Joe delve into the world of cord-cutting; plus Joe gives his picks for who's coming out victorious in the ACC Tournament.

Check out Joe on 99.9 The Fan for all of his takes on sports and culture.

In the short-form version of our interview with 99.9 The Fan's Joe Ovies, Jason Eder and Joe delve into the world of cord-cutting; plus Joe gives his picks for who's coming out victorious in the ACC Tournament.

Check out Joe on 99.9 The Fan for all of his takes on sports and culture.

In the audio-only version of our recent TechWire Live event, editor Rick Smith sits down with the CEO of LabCorp, David King.

They talk about where LabCorp is, where it is going and how King is focusing the company's efforts to build a more patient-focused company.

Rick digs into the company culture of the life science giant with an emphasis on how LabCorp plans to continue to its growth, and why people don't seem to leave once they start working at LabCorp.

In the audio-only version of our recent TechWire Live event, editor Rick Smith sits down with the CEO of LabCorp, David King.

They talk about where LabCorp is, where it is going and how King is focusing the company's efforts to build a more patient-focused company.

Rick digs into the company culture of the life science giant with an emphasis on how LabCorp plans to continue to its growth, and why people don't seem to leave once they start working at LabCorp.

Michael and Laura take on the National Association of Broadcaster's NextGen TV event held in Raleigh, and Jason puts it all in laymen's terms. The team discusses what this means for the future of cord-cutters and cord-nevers, and whether this innovation is here to stay or is just another blip on the map.

Before getting into the top stories on tap, the team brings in a special guest to talk about what WRAL TechWire and WRAL Digital Solutions is doing to get everyone engaged in the Amazon HQ2 fervor.

And Jason has a sit down with local sports talk host and CBC family member Joe Ovies to tackle cord cutting, how he's watching the Olympics and what local broadcasters have to do to keep up with changing demographics and mediums.

Michael and Laura take on the National Association of Broadcaster's NextGen TV event held in Raleigh, and Jason puts it all in laymen's terms. The team discusses what this means for the future of cord-cutters and cord-nevers, and whether this innovation is here to stay or is just another blip on the map.

Before getting into the top stories on tap, the team brings in a special guest to talk about what WRAL TechWire and WRAL Digital Solutions is doing to get everyone engaged in the Amazon HQ2 fervor.

And Jason has a sit down with local sports talk host and CBC family member Joe Ovies to tackle cord cutting, how he's watching the Olympics and what local broadcasters have to do to keep up with changing demographics and mediums.