Paul Graham Essays: Readalouds and Discussions with Amara Ventures
Amara VenturesThis is Amara Ventures' reading of Paul Graham's essays. At Amara, we rever Paul Graham and we strongly believe that his essays are a must-read for everyone in the world of tech and beyond. This podcast is divided into TWO segments. The first segment is a verbatim reading of a particular essay and the second segment is a discussion with a guest who helps us connect the core ideas of essay with the... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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