The /last30days Podcast

How did Alex Finn build a nearly $1.4 million-a-year AI empire?

In this episode of The /last30days Podcast, Matt Van Horn sits down with AI entrepreneur Alex Finn to break down his rise from NFT God to building multiple revenue streams through Creator Buddy, Vibe Coding Academy, YouTube, and X.

Alex shares how Cursor and OpenClaw transformed his career, why he believes AI agents are the future, and what it takes to turn AI tools into profitable businesses. He also opens up about internet fame, turning down lucrative sponsorships, burnout, and his predictions for Anthropic, Claude, and the next generation of personal AI agents.

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In this episode of The /last30days Podcast, host Matt Van Horn sits down with Morluto, the anonymous founder of Reverse Engineer Anything, for his first-ever interview.

With the open-source project skyrocketing to nearly 300,000 GitHub stars at the time of recording, Morluto reveals its surprising origin story, how Matt and Y Combinator's Garry Tan inspired his journey, and why AI-powered reverse engineering could transform software development.

They also discuss AI coding agents, the future of open-source technology, and whether Reverse Engineer Anything could signal the death of traditional software.

Tomorrow was invented in the /last30days.

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AI is moving faster than ever, and the latest developments are raising big questions about the future of software.

In this news-focused episode of The /last30days Podcast, Matt Van Horn and producer Justin Miller break down the AI stories making waves, from the explosive rise of Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) on GitHub to the growing competition between personal AI agents like ChatGPT Dot, Grok Bot, Hark, and Instinct.

They also discuss Elon Musk's surprising decision to use Anthropic's Claude Opus as Grok Bot's default model, Fish Audio's latest voice AI technology, the GTA 6 trailer, and how engineer Lauren Tan is pushing the limits of AI-powered coding.

Is AI making software easier to copy than ever? Are personal agents finally becoming useful? And what happens when AI can do thousands of hours of work?

Tomorrow was invented in the /last30days.

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Host Matt Van Horn sits down with Dave Morin, former Facebook executive, Path co-founder, investor, and chairman of OpenClaw.

Dave reveals why Path turned down a reported $100 million offer from Google, shares behind-the-scenes stories from his early days at Apple and Facebook, and reflects on building one of Silicon Valley’s most ambitious social networks.

They also discuss Dave’s involvement with OpenClaw, the rise of personal AI, and why open-source technology could shape the future. Plus, Matt breaks down the latest developments in AI models and tools.

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Matt Van Horn sits down with Jesse Vincent, creator of Superpowers, one of GitHub’s biggest software projects, to talk about the rapidly changing future of coding with AI. Superpowers has racked up more than 290,000 GitHub stars and an astonishing 43 million clones in 14 days.

Jesse shares how he built Superpowers, why he believes “no competent human should be writing lines of source code in 2026,” and the surprising story of being recruited by Anthropic, only to freeze during a basic JavaScript coding test.

Plus, Matt and Jesse dig into AI agents, Claude Code, open source, the future of software engineering, and why being nice to your AI might actually get better results.

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Matt Van Horn sits down with Farza, founder of HeyClicky, to talk about building products in the age of AI, cutting through the hype, and what it takes to build a startup that lasts.

Farza shares his journey from teenage entrepreneur to AI founder, how he’s building HeyClicky with AI, his approach to viral storytelling, and what shutting down Buildspace taught him about burnout, failure, and staying in the game.

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In the premiere episode of The /last30days Podcast, host Matt Van Horn is joined by producer Justin Miller and special guest Billy Markus, co-creator of Dogecoin, to unpack the biggest AI stories of the month. They dive into Anthropic's controversial book scanning lawsuit, Jack Dorsey's new AI collaboration platform Buzz, Moonshot AI's breakout Kimi model, and the growing impact of AI on entry-level jobs.

The conversation also explores Billy's journey from software engineer to internet personality, his experience creating Dogecoin, meeting Elon Musk, building an audience of millions on X, and how AI is reshaping software development, content creation, and the future of work.

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AI moves fast. This show helps you keep up.

Matt Van Horn sits down with the sharpest minds in AI to make sense of it all: model releases, startup breakthroughs, viral debates, and open-source projects quietly reshaping everything.

Matt has spent his career catching waves early. He was on the founding team of Zimride, the company that became Lyft. He co-founded June, the smart oven startup acquired by Weber. And he built the show's namesake, /last30days, the open-source AI research skill that hit #1 trending on GitHub with more than 56,000 stars.

Each episode features conversations with founders, engineers, creators, and industry insiders, offering firsthand insights into the trends shaping the future of AI.

Whether you're building with AI, investing in it, or just tired of feeling a month behind, The /last30days podcast catches you up and tells you where things are headed.

Tomorrow was invented in the /last30days.