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A podcast designed exclusively for builders navigating the turbulence between current traction and the next orbit. For founders and leaders who are serious about expanding their impact and building enduring companies.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
54 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
10 episodes
since July 15, 2026
episodic
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What happens when you decide to rebuild a $500B industry that everyone seems to hate?
Eric Kinariwala, Founder & CEO of Capsule, joins The Catapult Code to break down what it takes to rebuild pharmacy from the ground up - not just with better technology, but by rethinking the entire customer ex…
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What does it take to build a venture capital firm that lasts?
In Episode 7 of The Catapult Code by Qapita, Ravi and Brendan sit down with Fernando Fabre, CEO of Kauffman Fellows and former President of Endeavor, for a wide-ranging conversation on venture capital, founders, AI and the future of glob…
Every restaurant has the same blind spot: a customer can walk in, spend money and walk out without ever saying who they are. Zach Goldstein has spent nearly fifteen years fixing that — and was told he was wrong for most of them.
In Episode 6 of The Catapult Code by Qapita, Ravi Ravulaparthi (Co-fou…
What does it take to build one of India's most influential private credit businesses from scratch?
Ravi Ravulaparthi (CEO, Qapita) and Brendan Marshall sit down with Vineet Sukumar, Founder & Managing Director of Vivriti Group, to unpack the journey behind one of India's most ambitious financi…
KJ Dhaliwal sold his last company for $50 million. Most founders would take that and coast. He did the opposite - he went looking for the single hardest problem he could find, and landed on US primary healthcare.
That instinct runs through his whole story. As a kid, he translated doctor's visits f…
Before there was an Indian startup ecosystem, there were people willing to bet it could exist.
Anjali Bansal and Sandeep Singhal returned to India around 1999, when venture capital barely existed. They believed founders—not just business families—could build great companies with institutional back…
Hopefully when you call founders in our portfolio, they say that we show up when it matters. I'd rather take that than any other compliment.
Adeyemi Ajao taught himself to code in southern Spain in the 90s, taking two buses to a library to borrow COBOL and C++ manuals before returning home to a co…
He sold his first company to Google and his second to Okta — then walked away to build a third from scratch.
In Episode 1 of The Catapult Code by Qapita, Jay Srinivasan (CEO, Stitchflow) joins host Ravi Ravulaparthi (CEO, Qapita) and Brendan Marshall (Advisor, Qapita) to unpack what really happens …
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The Catapult Code is a new podcast bringing you unfiltered conversations with founders and founders-turned-investors from two of the world's biggest startup ecosystems - Silicon Valley (USA) and the Indus Valley (India).
Every conversation in this trailer left…
The Catapult Code brings you real, unfiltered conversations with Founders and Founders-turned-Investors from two of the world's most dynamic startup ecosystems — Silicon Valley (USA) and the Indus Valley (India).
In this teaser, host Ravi Ravulaparthi — Co-founder of Qapita — sits down with Brendan…
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