
Make Sense is a video podcast where my guests and I untangle the way technology impacts our everyday lives and shapes our world, pragmatically and without the jargon. Whether you're totally hyped on artificial intelligence and ready for the robot takeover, or you want to crawl into a cave after deleting all of your social media accounts, I'm here with my guests to help MAKE SENSE of what's going o... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | Technology | ||||

🎙 Episode Title: Fixing Saas: Lessons for the Next AI Startup WaveHow can we make sense of the real AI Saas Opportunity: building better systems from broken ones?In this episode of Make Sense, Lindsay Tabas talks with Benjamin Garvey, Co-Founder and... more
🎙 Episode Title: AI Vibe Coding Era: What Makes a Developer Irreplaceable?How can we make sense of AI vibe coding and whether it will replace programmers?In this episode of Make Sense, Lindsay Tabas talks with @NolanMakatche FinTech founder, softw... more
🎙 Episode Title: Beyond the Build - The Mindset Shifts EVery Creator & Engineer Needs to Make Your Ideas Matter w/ Will Toms, Co-founder REC PhillyHow can we make sense of the balance we need to strike between our values and vision, and creating for... more
Government Efficiency is a hot topic in 2025, given most interactions with the government elicit a groan. But how do real public servants gain efficiency? And, what does innovation mean in a sector where citizens simply need things to work. What does... more
Great content and smooth, interesting conversation!
I love this podcast. As an entrepreneur who does a lot of work in tech, I find the topics really relevant and thought provoking. The host Lindsay, addresses of the moment topics such as AI as well the always important issues and wisdom around funding. Her guests are really impressive and knowledgeable as well. I highly recommend.
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