
Conversations with the greatest living founders.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Nik Storonsky is the co-founder and CEO of Revolut, a digital bank valued at $115 billion that is available in 38 countries. A former trader, he started Revolut with a card for spending abroad without bank fees and expanded it into a full-service ban... more
Kurt MacAlpine is a partner and the CEO of Corient, which manages approximately $525 billion in client assets. He became a first-time CEO at 39, believes wealth management was built on a flawed incentive structure, and applied a professional services... more
Ben Wilson is the host of “How To Take Over The World,” which is one of my favorite podcasts. How To Take Over The World examines history’s greatest leaders and conquerors, and has benefited millions of people. In this episode, we talk about the comm... more
Alexandr Wang is the chief AI officer of Meta and co-founder of Scale AI. We talk about the seven-month effort to build Muse, why Meta focused on personal AI agents instead of coding, and how Mark Zuckerberg and Nat Friedman helped shape the product.... more
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This is hands down the best podcast I’ve ever listened to. If you’re a founder, you’ve found the place to be. Our company is in its early days and this always gives me a little bit of extra motivation when needed. Every guest is top tier and we all get to listen, learn, and take ideas away for free. I aspire to be on this podcast one day. Thanks for all your hard work David & team.
Oh wait sorry, he interviewed 1 woman once ever - Ivanka Trump.
Agree with other reviewers who say he both interrupts and talks more than any other podcast host I’ve heard.
David's podcast Founders has been an awesome source of condensed knowledge. In the past, he has discussed how he likes the idea of "becoming friends with the eminent dead." He has often times mentioned how he does not want to read about those who are still living. I believe this is due to the fact that their stories are not fully written, which I totally agree. It is interesting that as he has gained more influence, that he has now become associated with current founders and other prominent indi... more
Another mouthpiece for pro tonald drump
The pro of this show is he gets interesting guests. The cons are many. He never asks any even slightly challenging questions. Its 2 hours of “why are you so great?” in various forms. He constantly interrupts guests with his own stories. He seems trying to prove how connected he is by name dropping every other famous person he’s talked to. My advice: Let the interview breathe. Its not about you. Try to push the guests thinking in interesting ways. There is potential here.
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The show centers on in-depth conversations with top founders, investors, and builders across entertainment, tech, fashion, and energy. Episodes repeatedly explore how durable businesses are built, the art of scaling, and the personal philosophies that drive high-stakes deals, from mega-mergers to breakthrough product strategies. A recurring edge is the blend of storytelling, practical lessons, and candid personal evolution, often paired with behind-the-scenes anecdotes about iconic companies and the people who shaped them. The format tends to attract ambitious listeners who want actionable founder insights, strategic thinking, and real-world templates for building enduring organizations.
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Recent guests on David Senra include:
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2. Kurt MacAlpine
3. Ben Wilson
4. Alexandr Wang
5. Ari Emanuel
6. Jeremy Stern
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