Clint Betts caught up with Qualtrics CEO Ryan Smith right after his company raised $180 million in new venture funding. The company is on track to earn $250 in revenue and is valued at $2.5 billion.

On today's episode of the Silicon Slopes Hour, Chris Rowle shares a keynote speech by Scot Cutler, president of Stub Hub, at the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit. Cutler is joined later in the speech by Aaron Skonnard, CEO of Pluralsight and executive board member for Silicon Slopes.

On this week's episode of the Silicon Slopes Hour, Clint Betts shares a keynote speech given by Liz Wiseman at the Silicon Slopes Summit. She is the President of the Wiseman Group and has worked with Apple, Disney, Nike, Twitter, and Gap. She is also the recipient of the 2016 ATD Champion of Talent award and author of three books.

On this week's episode of the Silicon Slopes, Clint Betts plays a couple of very interesting interviews from the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit. The first is a talk given by Sorenson Media CEO Greg Woodward. Next, you will hear Qualtrics CEO Ryan Smith interview General Catalyst Managing Director David Fialkow and Excel Partners Founder Jim Swartz.

Neylan McBain, Founder and CEO at The Seneca Council, joins Clint Betts on this week's episode to talk about equal pay for women, how Utah's tech sector is doing with gender diversity, and how employers can better support their female employees.

On this week's episode of the Silicon Slopes Hour, Clint Betts interviews Orrin Hatch, Utah's Senior Senator. Betts and Senator Hatch talk about the growth Utah has experienced over the years and how the Senator has facilitated it. Chris Rawle also joins the show and recaps all the recent major tech events in Utah.

In this week's episode of the Silicon Slopes Hour, Clint shares speeches from Kickstart Seed Fund founder Gavin Christensen, entrepreneur Josh Little, and Do Good Foundation Executive Director Tema Laussen. The speeches were given at a prior event and were so good, we had to play them for you. Enjoy!

Today, Steve Case and Alex Lawrence join the Silicon Slopes Hour. Steve Case, founder and former CEO of AOL, founded Revolution LLC. Revolution is a Washington D.C. based venture capital firm. Clint Betts discusses his history and asks Case how he became so successful.

Alex Lawrence is an associate professor at Weber State. Prior to his current position, Lawrence was a self-made entrepreneur that started, led and sold multiple companies. These ventures were built across software, consumer Internet, commercial real estate, venture capital and franchising. He regularly appears on KSL 5 as their tech expert.

Clint Betts kicks off this week's podcast talking to Jane.com's Mike and Megan McEwan. Jane.com, a boutique marketplace, was started by the couple and they share the struggle they went through in getting the company off the ground. Clint also speaks with Aaron Ollivier, owner or Precision Concrete Cutting and managing director Utah Angels II.

The very accomplished founder of the Women Tech Council, Cydni Tetro, joins Clint Betts on today's episode of the Silicone Slopes Hour. She talks about some of her past ventures with Disney and why she founded the Women Tech Council.