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Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
15 episodes
since Jan. 29, 2026
episodic

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Your voice can reveal more than words. But can a few seconds of speech become the next vital sign? In this episode of Capital Calling, Nyamitse-Calvin Mahinda, Founder and CEO of Vital Audio, pitches a healthtech company turning ordinary voice recordings into clinical insights. Vital Audio is build…

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Fitness apps are everywhere. But can a platform built around community, competition, and real-world accountability convince investors it belongs at the center of how people stay healthy? In this episode of Capital Calling, Ethan Noblesala, Founder of WeFit Labs, pitches a social fitness platform de…
What if your body could generate power? But can a company built on turning everyday human movement into energy convince investors it belongs in the future of climate and infrastructure? In this episode of Capital Calling, Yasha Gruben, Founder and CEO of Gaian, pitches a hardware company building e…
Protein snacks are everywhere. But can a chocolate brand built on buckwheat, high protein, and indulgence convince investors it has what it takes to break through in a brutally crowded category? In this episode of Capital Calling, Tatyana Jones, Founder of DEFI Snacks, pitches a better-for-you snac…
Photos and videos capture moments. But can a platform built to turn memories into immersive 3D experiences convince investors it belongs in the future of social media? In this episode of Capital Calling, William Yeh, Founder and CEO of Braintrance, pitches a spatial social platform built around sha…
This startup made edible tape for burritos. But can a viral product idea become a real sustainable packaging company? In this episode of Capital Calling, Marie Eric, Founder and CEO of Tastee Tape, pitches a biomaterials company developing edible, compostable, and biodegradable packaging film desig…
Tendon injuries are notoriously hard to heal. Even after surgery, recovery can be slow, complications are common, and today’s tools often stop at mechanical repair instead of actively promoting regeneration. But can a biomaterials company built to improve healing in the operating room convince inve…
Professional networking is more fragmented than ever. Young professionals are told that relationships matter, yet most platforms still leave them cold messaging strangers, collecting weak ties, and hoping something turns into opportunity. But can a platform built to make networking more intentional…
A beverage category built on energy drinks, soda, and canned alcohol is starting to fracture. But can a sparkling tea brand inspired by natural wine convince investors it has the taste, positioning, and brand power to break through? In this episode of Capital Calling, Sophia Spring (Racciatti) and …
Fashion discovery today is fragmented. Shoppers jump between apps for inspiration, resale, rentals, and sustainability checks just to find one great piece. But can a platform built to unify fashion discovery and sustainable shopping convince investors it can become the next generation marketplace f…
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