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Re:Ask HN: Restarting the YC Podcast – who would be most int... by nipung on Wednesday November 16, 2016 @01:57PM (#12970153)
Hey Craig,

I love podcasts, and as a matter of fact host one myself called Veni Vidi VC. Despite the shameless plug, I would love to hear from successful YC founders who have had exits.

The entire process is fascinating to me, including: - building a company - raising funds, and - making it ready to be absorbed as part of a corporation or better yet, becoming a public company

Infact, all founders from every startup in this list is interesting to me - https://mattermark.com/mattermark-startup-index-top-10-y-com....

Re:Ask HN: Restarting the YC Podcast – who would be most int... by craigcannon on Wednesday November 16, 2016 @02:10PM (#12970317)
K. Can you be more specific? Is it the post-exit stuff that's most interesting? Personally, I want to avoid telling stories that have already been widely documented.
Re:Ask HN: Restarting the YC Podcast – who would be most int... by nipung on Wednesday November 16, 2016 @02:18PM (#12970420)
Okay, if you want to focus on completely untold stories I believe every stories from every startup from Seed to Series A is interesting. For example - the process of figuring out a mission, testing out a product market fit, and pivoting to a product that is actually usable by customers would be uber cool to hear about.

Also would love to hear about YC projects that are not that famous - OpenAI, Smart Cities project, etc.

Re:Ask HN: Restarting the YC Podcast – who would be most int... by craigcannon on Wednesday November 16, 2016 @02:44PM (#12970707)
K