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TL;DR: The 4th episode of Product Hunt Radio just dropped. Listen here.



This week, we visited Y Combinator's San Francisco headquarters to talk to two of the people who are integral to Y Combinator — Kat Manalac and Michael Seibel. In this episode we talk about:

• The evolution of Y Combinator. It's changed a ton since Product Hunt went through the program four years ago.
• Michael and Kat's advice for founders, including counterintuitive tips they've learned after working with literally thousands of startups.
• A key mistake that trips up new founders when pitching their company, as well as advice for founders seeking a technical co-founder.

Listen here, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Also, big thanks to our sponsors, Airtable, GE Ventures, Intercom, and Stripe. 🙂