Andrew Zimmern is a world-class chef, television host and producer, writer, and — at the end of the day — teacher. You’ve probably seen his shows Bizarre Foods and Dining with Death. In 2010 and 2013 he was awarded the James Beard Foundation Award, which annually presents awards for excellence in cuisine, culinary writing, and […]
Alexis Ohanian is best known for being: – On the Forbes “30 under 30” list multiple times (then he turned 30)– A co-founder of reddit and hipmunk– In the very first class of Y Combinator, arguably the world’s most selective startup “accelerator” (bootcamp)– Investor or advisor to more than 100 startups– A newly minted parter […]
This is Part 2 of a two-part interview. Ramit Sethi built his personal finance blog up to 500,000+ readers per month (http://www.ramitsethi.com), and has since turned it into a revenue generating monster. I don’t use that phrasing lightly. In this episode, we dig into the nitty-gritty tools, software, and experiments he’s used to turn a […]
Part 3 of 3. Tracy DiNunzio is a killer. She’s the self-taught founder and CEO of Tradesy.com, which has taken off like a rocket ship. She’s raised $13 million from investors including Richard Branson, Kleiner Perkins, and yours truly, and board members include the legendary John Doerr. Tradesy is on a mission to make the […]
Peter Thiel has been involved with some of the most dynamic companies to emerge from Silicon Valley in the past decade, both as a founder and investor. He is well known as the first outside investor in Facebook, but there’s much more to the story… Peter’s first start-up was PayPal, which he co-founded in 1998 […]
Kevin Kelly is amazing. He is a co-founder of WIRED Magazine, diverse polymath, and my nominee for the real “Most Interesting Man In The World.” This is a multi-part interview. Read all about him at kk.org. Show notes and links coming soon to www.fourhourworkweek.com/podcast Source: Tim Ferriss – The 4 hour workweek
Yes, Kevin Rose is back. He was my first ever guest on this podcast, and now he’s causing more trouble. All shownotes and links at www.fourhourworkweek.com/podcast Enjoy! Tim Source: Tim Ferriss – The 4 hour workweek
This short (<10 min) episode explores the realities and science of "homeopathy," a controversial approach to medicine. This episode also explains common logical fallacies that you can guard against in all areas of life. Source: Tim Ferriss – The 4 hour workweek
Ed Catmull is co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios (along with Steve Jobs and John Lasseter) and president of Pixar Animation and Disney Animation. Ed has received five Academy Awards, and — as a computer scientist — he has contributed to many important developments in computer graphics. He is the author of Creativity, Inc., which Forbes […]
This is a short “inbetween-isode” audio essay (