Startup Dad
Adam FishmanAdam Fishman (author of a top business newsletter on Substack with 11K+ subscribers) interviews executives, entrepreneurs, and company leaders in technology companies who are also fathers. They discuss the tough aspects of work, parenting, family, the mistakes made and lessons learned along the way. All episodes at www.startupdadpod.com.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyKids & FamilyParenting | |||
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Jacob Bank is the Founder and CEO of Relay.app, a profitable, fast-growing startup that helps teams build AI agents to automate their work. Previously, Jacob founded Timeful, which was acquired by Google, where he spent six years before leaving to st... more
Amit Shah is the COO of Virta Health, a company on a mission to reverse Type 2 diabetes, and a dad to two young children. As a high-level executive and father, Amit has navigated the challenge of balancing his demanding career with raising a family. ... more
Lee Robinson is the VP of Developer Education at Cursor, one of the fastest-growing AI developer tools in the world. Before Cursor, he spent five years at Vercel helping define how modern developers learn and build on the web.
He’s also a husband an... more
Pranav Piyush is the co-founder and CEO of Paramark, a marketing analytics company, and a dad to two young children. On his entrepreneurial journey, Pranav has faced health challenges, raised kids without a local support network, and balanced family ... more
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- Perfect for ambitious dads in both family and career
This is my first ever review for a podcast but I felt compelled to write it. Adam always interviews thoughtful and ambitious dads who are in the thick of building both loving families and great businesses at the same time. There’s a small but growing number of us out there, and as a new dad who cares a lot about his family and business, this podcast is the perfect kind of community and inspiration I needed to keep growing both intentionally. Adam’s also a great podcast host, very conversational ... more
Apple Podcasts5layersofanonion
United States2 months ago - Much needed
Such a lovely and much needed show for dads (and moms!) alike. Love Adam.
Apple Podcasts5Knott.MelanieUnited States8 months ago - Where dad’s stop being polite… and start getting real
Adam had me on his show recently and all I can say is what a breath of fresh air! Sure, talking about my kids and fourth child (aka my startup) is the way to my heart – but jokes aside, the intersection between fatherhood and the workplace is such an important conversation that we aren’t having often enough. I’m excited to listen along and learn a thing or two from other startup dads.
Apple Podcasts5voxmattUnited Statesa year ago - Not a startup dad but love the show!
Even though I’m not a startup dad, I love that this show provides so many concrete insights and tips for ambitious parents (or future parents). As host, Adam provides the perfect blend of humor, empathy, and business savvy.
Apple Podcasts5Emily Laurel SUnited States2 years ago - Meaningful conversations
Adam is entertaining, of course. Even better, he's a natural interviewer who's able to set the context for some real, meaningful conversations that make this podcast something I keep coming back to. I've recommended it to people who aren't dads, and dads who aren't in startups. Keep it coming, Adam!
Apple Podcasts5ez818-United States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #217 |  Colombia/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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Content primarily revolves around the intersection of entrepreneurship and parenthood, featuring interviews with fathers who are executives and entrepreneurs in technology. The discussions tackle the challenges of balancing work and family life, the personal journeys of the guests in navigating both roles, and the lessons learned through their experiences in both arenas. Unique elements include candid conversations about the emotional aspects of parenting, practical strategies for managing family dynamics, and reflections on how being a parent influences professional decision-making. This series not only appeals to startup dads but also resonates with all parents seeking insights into work-life balance.
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Recent guests on Startup Dad include:
1. Amit Shah
2. Pranav Piyush
3. Jason Smith
4. Andrew Song
5. Allison Daminger
6. David Simnick
7. Adam Lieb
8. Olav Kriken
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