
Twice monthly, Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samarin talk to battle-hardened product leaders about building phenomenal products. Their guests are industry experts, people who have pioneered remarkable careers at companies like Netflix, Intuit, Khan Academy and Infusionsoft. Making customer-driven product choices is the right move. But it’s not always the popular one. If advocating for your customers ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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What happens when product leaders stop talking about AI theory and start sharing what’s actually working?
In this special Product Rebels episode, Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samarin unpack insights from four AI roundtables with CPOs, VPs, and product... more
What does it take to turn a struggling edtech platform into a mission-driven product powerhouse — in under a year?
Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samarin sit down with Jared Harless, Chief Product and Technology Officer at BookNook, as he talks about h... more
Hey there Product Rebels! If you're a product leader right now, chances are someone in your org has asked you some version of "what's our AI strategy?" in the last month. And chances are, the answer is still murky. We're hearing this from product lea... more
Hey there Product Rebels! We've had a lot of conversations with product leaders lately, and one thing that keeps coming up is how much financial guesswork is involved in incorporating AI into their product orgs.
From forecasting costs to proving RO... more
Love this podcast! Great guests and such interesting stories.
Inspiring, thoughtful, entertaining and insightful!
I’ve been in product for over 20 years and have heard many podcasts and talks. This podcast is not only insightful and educational for anyone who builds product, it’s highly entertaining. Vidya and Heather are masterful interviewers, and Gibson Biddle as an inaugural guest was a perfect choice. He’s humble, thoughtful, smart, and such a good story teller. I highly recommend, and I’m looking forward to more episodes!
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Product-focused conversations with battle-tested leaders who have steered product at major tech and SaaS companies. Episodes center on customer-centric strategy, cross-functional alignment, and scalable product discipline, with practical case studies from Tinder, TripAdvisor, and other platforms. Noteworthy themes include integrating AI responsibly into product processes, balancing long-term vision with short-term pressures, and building durable orgs around a shared North Star. The show often features insights on leadership styles, governance, and practical artifacts (roadmaps, strategy docs, wireframes) that help teams stay aligned during change. It's particularly appealing to product managers, executives, and builders who want actionable ... more
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