We're hosting Startup School again this year. Startup School is a free, 10-week, online course. It's designed for any startup founder who would like to get help through the earliest, most difficult challenges of starting a company. The course will begin on August 27, 2018 and applications are now op
TechCrunch
Y Combinator wants to lure more companies into the funnel for its accelerator while democratizing free access to startup knowledge. It's simultaneously moving up and down market to conquer the acceleration space, with both its recent Series A program for more mature startups, and $1 million i...
I have heard a lot about Transistor around me and it seems great!
Brian Rhea
I friggin' love Transistor! I used them to launch two podcasts in the past year and it just could not have been any easier. The product is ridiculously easy to use and you can launch multiple podcasts without having to upgrade (you're billed by downloads, not shows which is such a great model when you're experimenting). Also, the customer service is top-notc…See more
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Hacker Noon
Justin Jackson does a lot of things. He is a founder, author, blogger, podcaster, dad, community builder, and is now working on Transistor.fm. Davis Baer : What's your background, and what are you working on? Justin Jackson : Professionally, I've been working with SaaS companies since 2008.
Indie Hackers
Podcasting is the best way to earn your audience's trust. But there are still lots of technical hurdles to starting a show. We want to help people share...
Podnews
August 2, 2018 Stitcher is looking for applicants for their Breakthrough Fellowship program. It's a paid position lasting four months in New York or Los Angeles. Matt Cundill posted a good set of notes from Podcast Movement 2018. For readers of a nervous disposition, please ignore the photograph of your Editor.
Build Your SaaS
37signals started an indie SaaS revolution when they launched Basecamp and Ruby on Rails. Since 2004, thousands of entrepreneurs, developers, designers, and product people have tried to capture some of that success by launching their own web apps. But what does it take to launch a Software as a Service business in 2018?
A podcast about what goes in to building a company
Startup Gym is a show about the hard work, coaches, and community that go in to building a company. Our startup gym is Science Inc., an incubator and venture studio in Los Angeles, CA. On any given day, people meet, challenge each other, and work on making their dreams a reality. Join us as we capture some of those conversations.
We've been working hard here at Science to put together a great podcast that captures some of the conversations that happen as a result of building companies in an open environment. The name Startup Gym comes from the fact that, on any given day here at the office, people meet, challenge each other, and put in the hard work necessary to make their dreams a r…See more
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