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#125 Locker: The Future of Online Shopping
MentionsAl BsharahBeck BambergerHowie Diamond
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Online shopping was supposed to make things easier. But with so many options, it’s also made our shopping experience more fragmented than ever. Kristine Locker set out to fix that with her social shopping app Locker. However, her target demographic is a couple generations behind most VCs. Can… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's page#123 Outlines: A Venture-Backed Shower Curtain?
MentionsAl BsharahBeck BambergerHowie Diamond
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Luke Barkley Young was tired of two things: companies that don’t take responsibility for products they put in the world and moldy shower liners. So he created Outlines, a circular subscription for all your home essentials. Their first product is a recyclable shower curtain. But it’s a rough… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's page#121 Ride iQ: Peloton for Horses
MentionsAl BsharahBeck BambergerHowie Diamond
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Cofounding sisters Kinsey and Jessa Lux think they’ve found the next big opportunity in sports tech, audio lessons for horseback riders. But the equestrian market is way smaller than say, running or cycling. Is a passionate market enough to excite investors, or is Ride iQ too niche to become a… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's page#119 Amateur Golf Society: Venture Capital vs. Private Equity
MentionsAl BsharahBeck BambergerHowie Diamond
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Dan Hershberg loves golf. So much so that he founded the Amateur Golf Society – a PGA-style tour that any golfer can participate in. The investors think his flexible tournament model is a hole in one. But things get complicated when they discover a majority of the company is owned by a private… More on the show's page
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