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Hey, I’m Brennan Pothetes. I’ve raised millions, burned out hard, and learned that most startup advice is toxic BS. Hustle culture isn’t a superpower. It’s a fast track to burnout.
So I’m starting Not Another Podcast. Each episode, I’m doing something fun, like building Legos or cooking spaghetti, while having raw, honest convos with founders.
It’s part therapy, part teardown. All real talk.
If you’re done with the hype and want sustainable success, this is for you.
So I’m starting Not Another Podcast. Each episode, I’m doing something fun, like building Legos or cooking spaghetti, while having raw, honest convos with founders.
It’s part therapy, part teardown. All real talk.
If you’re done with the hype and want sustainable success, this is for you.
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에피소드 43 개
2025년 10월 21일부터
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Ryan Denehy was running Electric, an outsourced IT department for thousands of companies, when he decided to tear it up. The company had grown triple digits five years in a row and raised $200 million. On paper, nothing was wrong. Underneath, margins had stopped growing and every new customer cost …
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Every investor told Mike Rizkalla to put ChatGPT inside his product for toddlers. He told them that was like handing a bazooka to a three-year-old. They funded his competitors instead, and within a year, Mike says, some of those AI toys were talking to kids about sex and how to make bombs.
Mike is …
Justin Kramer has watched friends raise $10, $20, even $30 million and end up sitting on it with no idea what to do next. He raised venture himself, and he still thinks most founders shouldn't.
Justin spent his early career at Morgan Stanley managing money for people who were already rich. When Ga…
Chloe Samaha told the crew in the green room that your calendar predicts your future better than your ambition does. Brennan opened the episode with it.
She's 22, co-founder and CEO of BOND, and she got into Y Combinator at 21 off a reply to a single tweet. Before that she cold emailed hundreds of…
Brennan Pothetes builds companies out of New York, and in this episode he says San Francisco is a B tier place to start one. No guest this time. Just the arguments he has with founder friends over drinks, settled out loud with letter grades.
Brennan ranks the six things founders fight about most: …
Adam Delehanty has been a Knicks fan since he was zero years old. What struck him about last season's run was that when OG tips the ball in, there is no debate about what just happened. Then he goes back to his own work, and the work of most of the people watching, and it's Google Docs and strategy…
Sarah Perl had fewer than 150 followers when a tarot video she posted as a college sophomore went viral overnight. Three years later she'd made over a million dollars in courses, paid off the student debt she took on for a teaching degree everyone told her not to get, and left Brooklyn for LA. This…
Afsheen Afshar has one of the strangest résumés in tech: an MD and a PhD who built brain-machine interfaces that helped paralyzed patients type using only their thoughts, then walked away from medicine to become Wall Street's first Chief Data Science Officer at J.P. Morgan. So when he says most of …
Brennan Pothetes built eight companies in a single year and just closed a $24M raise for Infinity Constellation. So when listeners flooded him with questions, he did what most founders won't: he answered them straight, including the ones that expose his own contradictions.
In this solo AMA, Brennan…
Silicon Valley says move fast and break things. Shensi Ding built Merge by doing the opposite: nine months of building with zero users, obsessing over margins while everyone else chased growth at any cost. Today the fastest-moving AI companies in the world, including Mistral and Perplexity, run on …
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