Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•19 min
The Conundrum
In this episode of Bootstrapping SaaS, the host reflects on his journey toward achieving $10K in monthly recurring revenue as a solo founder, covering recent product updates, the challenges of juggling design, development, and marketing, and the lessons learned from both successes and setbacks. He discusses the transition from focusing solely on Claritask to exploring new SaaS ideas post‑exit, highlighting the importance of adaptability and continuous experimentation. The episode also features a brief guest segment where the visitor shares insights on validating product ideas quickly. Overall, the host emphasizes the iterative process of building a SaaS business single‑handedly.
By Bootstrapping SaaS
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•36 min
Lessons From Firefox and Twitter - Alan Byrne (Product Leader, Mozilla)
Alan Byrne, Mozilla’s Firefox extensions product leader, argues that effective product work relies on judgment rather than rigid frameworks, critiquing tools like RICE and MoSCoW for masking subjectivity. Drawing on his stints at QuickBooks and Twitter, he explains when lean...
By The Product Experience (Mind the Product)
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•16 min
OpenClaw Could Be 1st 1-Person $1B Company, OpenAI Buys
The episode examines OpenClaw's potential to become the first one‑person, billion‑dollar company, analyzing its AI‑driven product suite, lean operational model, and market traction. It weighs the plausibility of such rapid scaling against typical growth constraints and highlights the founder’s unique...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•26 min
Product Walkthroughs, the Next Open Source Product & Other Listener Questions
In this episode, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson answer listener questions, covering how they record unscripted product walkthrough videos, the upcoming open‑source product Writebook, and the way the 37signals team combines Basecamp with their new kanban tool Fizzy. They...
By REWORK (37signals)
Podcast•Feb 4, 2026•42 min
Product Democracy Doesn't Work - Blagoja Golubovski (VP Product, Usercentrics)
In this episode, Blagoja Golubovski argues that product leadership should not be treated as a democracy, emphasizing that consensus often stalls progress. He explains the distinction between gathering input and owning decisions, outlining how clear trade‑offs, accountability, and explicit decision‑making...
By The Product Experience (Mind the Product)
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•22 min
Give It a Name
In this episode, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson discuss how and when they choose product names, sharing stories behind names like Fizzy and Omarchy and noting that no name can satisfy every criterion. They explain the practical influence of...
By REWORK (37signals)
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•34 min
How to Use Premortems to Predict Failure - Anu Jagga-Narang (AT&T)
In this episode Lily Smith and Randy Silver sit down with AT&T product evangelist Anu Jagga‑Narang to demystify premortems, a forward‑looking technique that imagines a product’s failure to surface hidden risks. Anu walks through the step‑by‑step process—framing failure, voting on...
By The Product Experience (Mind the Product)
Podcast•Jan 23, 2026•31 min
Making Behavioral Health Work in Primary Care: A Conversation with Indira Paharia, PsyD, of VIBEcare
In this episode, Unity Stoakes talks with Indira Paharia, PsyD, CEO and co‑founder of VIBEcare about integrating virtual behavioral health into primary care. Drawing on her background as a clinical psychologist, payer executive, and health‑tech founder, Indira explains why primary...
By StartUp Health NOW
Podcast•Jan 23, 2026•24 min
The One Thing That Matters - How to Find a Differentiator That'll Support Your Business (ITS Classic)
In this episode, the hosts explain what a business differentiator is and why it’s essential for standing out in a crowded market. They discuss how a differentiator can attract attention, shape hiring decisions, and drive growth, illustrated with examples like...
By Idea to Startup
Podcast•Jan 21, 2026•58 min
1157: From Deal Advisory to Operator: Learning the Hard Parts | Toby Driver, CFO, Ideagen
Toby Driver shares his journey from an apprenticeship in accounting to becoming CFO of Ideagen, highlighting how early hands‑on experience in audit and deal advisory taught him to dissect businesses quickly but left a blind spot about integration complexity. Moving...
By CFO THOUGHT LEADER
Podcast•Jan 21, 2026•33 min
Building Products for Pilots: A Case Study - Cristina Bustos (Swiss AviationSoftware)
In this episode of The Product Experience, Randy Silver interviews Cristina Bustos, Product Manager at Swiss AviationSoftware, about launching a native mobile app for pilots in the highly regulated aviation sector. Cristina shares how she shifted from business analysis to...
By The Product Experience (Mind the Product)
Podcast•Jan 20, 2026•36 min
From Evidence to Adoption: How datosX Is Redefining Digital Health Validation
In this episode, Unity Stoakes interviews Robin Roberts, CEO of datosX Digital Health Labs, about transforming digital health validation from a bottleneck into a catalyst for adoption. Roberts explains how datosX leverages tier‑1 health system partnerships to run regulatory‑grade validation...
By StartUp Health NOW
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•23 min
How to Identify and Kill Bad Startup Ideas Masquerading As Good Ones (ITS Classic)
In this episode the host presents a three‑pillar framework for spotting and discarding bad startup ideas before they waste time and resources. The framework walks listeners through (1) identifying the true underlying risk, (2) estimating organic growth potential, and (3)...
By Idea to Startup
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•33 min
Making Things that Multiply
In this episode, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson discuss how 37signals lets strong ideas migrate across its product suite, giving each product its own design voice while allowing concepts to evolve and multiply. They explore the balance between reviving...
By REWORK (37signals)
Podcast•Jan 14, 2026•40 min
How to Lead when You Don't Have Authority - Sean Flaherty (ITX Corp)
In this episode, Lily Smith interviews veteran product leader Sean Flaherty about influencing without formal authority, using self‑determination theory as a framework. Sean explains how autonomy, competence, and relatedness drive intrinsic motivation and why command‑and‑control leadership stifles creativity. He shows...
By The Product Experience (Mind the Product)