

The Logan Bartlett Show
Startups grow faster and avoid costly mistakes when they learn from those who came before them. In each episode, we sit down with the people behind today’s most important startups and extract the tactics, lessons, and frameworks they’ve learned the hard way. Conversations span hiring to GTM, product, growth, fundraising and everything in between - collectively forming the ultimate playbook to make you a better CEO, investor or board member. Tap follow and enable notifications to stay ahead of the game.
Episodes


EP 74: Laela Sturdy (Head of CapitalG) on Why Alphabet Invests in Startups

EP 73: Jyoti Bansal (Founder, AppDynamics): Life After Selling a $3.7B Company
This podcast episode features Jyoti Bansal, the founder of AppDynamics, who discusses his entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the importance of impact management over time management and providing valuable frameworks for evaluating market opportunities, validating product fit, and balancing product quality with speed....

Industry Episode: Zach Weinberg (Founder, Curie.Bio) on VC Predictions, Remote Work, and the AI Wave

Peter Fenton (Partner, Benchmark) on VC and Founder Mindsets, Inflation, and the Current Market State

EP 72: Jaan Tallinn (Co-Founder, Skype) on Lessons from Skype, Giving SBF $100M & Investing in AI

EP 71: TJ Parker (Founder, PillPack) on Selling to Amazon for $1B and Going to War with Big Pharma

EP 70: Tim Urban (Author, "Wait But Why") on Wokeness, AI Girlfriends and Humans Living to 150 Years Old

EP 69: Emmett Shear (Co-Founder, Twitch). Behind-The-Scenes stories from Twitch's growth to streaming leader

EP 68: Immad Akhund (CEO, Mercury) on How Mercury Added $2 Billion in Deposits After SVB Collapse

EP 67: Daniel Ek (CEO, Spotify) on the Creation of Wrapped, How Apple Blocks Innovation & Growing Up in the Projects

EP 66: George Boutros (CEO, Qatalyst) On Negotiating the Biggest Tech Acquisitions (LinkedIn, Slack, Figma) and Advising Steve Jobs in 1996

EP 65: Aaron Levie's (CEO/Cofounder, Box) AI Takes and Advice for First Time Founders

EP 64: Jay Simons (GP, BOND Capital) On How Product-Led Growth Turned Atlassian into a $40B Company

EP 63: Eliezer Yudkowsky (AI Safety Expert) Explains How AI Could Destroy Humanity

EP 62: Keith Rabois (Partner, Founders Fund) Lessons from Peter Thiel & Reid Hoffman, and Why He'd Never Invest in a Remote-First Company

EP 61: Dan Runcie (Founder, Trapital) on the Business of Music and What Founders Can Learn from the Top Artists

EP 60: Scott Raney and Satish Dharmaraj (Investors, Redpoint) Breakdown Venture Capital and Why AI Will Be Bigger Than Mobile

EP 59: Robin Hanson (Economist) -So AI Is Not Going to Kill Us All?

EP 58: Annie Lamont (Co-founder, Oak HC/FT) - The State of the Market and Being a VC in the 90s
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