VANO Podcast

In episode 5, we sit down with Frank Forde, CEO of Saudade.

For a fun conversation about what it means to be an entrepreneur, building a business in the whiskey world, and finding your place in the startup scene.

In episode 4, we sat down with Jack Garvey (20) the CEO of Ganzy ,Ganzy juggles study, sports and collage admissions and much more automatically throughout your week.

we talked about selling to Americans from Ireland talked about ai tools, second brain and genuinely a cool conversation

especially if you want to move to America and start a business.

In episode 3, we sat down with Ahroon (17) and Micheal (18) CEO and CTO of Krios, an AI sales training system out of Cork.

We got into vibe coding, mindset, creativity, books, AI slop, and everything in between. A genuinely cool conversation with two young founders building something real.

Pretty cool topics check it out.

What does it take to build an entrepreneurial mindset at just 17 years old?

In Episode 2 of the VANO Podcast, we sit down with Milosz Nelka, a young entrepreneur from Cork who is balancing business, boxing, and college while working towards his long-term goals. We dive into the habits, discipline, and mindset needed to stay focused when juggling multiple commitments.

This episode covers entrepreneurship, business, personal development, motivation, discipline, boxing, student life, productivity, goal setting, self-improvement, and what it’s really like building a future from a young age.

Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, student, athlete, or someone looking for motivation to chase your goals, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and real-life experiences.

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Welcome to the first episode of The VANO Podcast — a show about building startups from Ireland.

In this opener, Ayush Puri introduces VANO, a same-day home help platform connecting Galway households and Airbnb hosts with vetted ATU and NUIG student helpers. He breaks down where the idea came from, the early pivots, and what it's actually like building a tech startup as a second-year student.

Going forward, the show brings founders and startup owners on to share the real, messy story behind their businesses — the first customers, the wrong turns, and what they wish they'd known.

New episodes regularly. If you're building something in Ireland, this one's for you.