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This week we're thrilled to have Victor Hesselbom in the studio. Victor is the brilliant mind behind Watchletic, an indie Apple Watch app designed for runners and cyclists.In this episode, we uncover: Victor's background and his journey into de

Welcome to another exciting episode of Ship It and Sip It This week, we have a fantastic guest, Best, who shares his incredible journey in the tech world, from teaching English in Ukraine to becoming a bootstrapped founder in the open-source community.In

Pete's the first guest I've had in this particular niche and with over 15 years of experience he's the perfect one to explain it all. We get into: Why websites should rely more on SEO for sales than ad driven traffic How eCom has changed as consolidat

Hey Shippers and Sippers, I am so glad to be back with a fresh episode and fantastic conversation with Eli. I had a little break while we welcomed our second daughter into the world!But the show must go on and Eli’s insights are an amazing way to come bac

Hire global talent or get left behind | Ep89 with Paul XueLast week Paul mentioned on X that he wanted share his thoughts & findings after a few months of researching the state of global hiring. We're happy to play host to this conversation and share Paul

Beyond merely budgeting or money tracking, Investrio puts education and money mentorship in the center of the equation to help young folks figure out how to get out of debt and build a better financial future.Here's what we got into in the show:

"To get my mission of accessibility out there is not a problem of having the right tool, or developers needing to find the right tool but rather teaching them all the benefits of accessibility."This weeks guest Charlie Morris is on a mission to help st

Back with a fresh site, Hai and the Wudpecker team are here to extract all the important bits from your meetings both online and in-person so you can focus on the meeting itself.Today we have look at the website, break down the messaging and dig through

From the outside, concerts look like a party on the road every night. But the truth is each tour is run like a business and the tools to organize every stop were not quite fit for the purpose. That meant inefficiency, money wasted and in the worst cases,