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This Much I Know - The Seedcamp Podcast

Carlos Espinal
Miro
Defence & Security
Deep Tech
Pear
Flow Engineering
Shareholder Primacy
Product-Led Growth
Innovation Workspace
TSMC
Arm
Dual-Use
Seedcamp
Systems Engineering
ESG
Long-Term Stock Exchange
Lean Startup
Nvidia
Baya Systems
Iterative Engineering
Artificial Intelligence

This Much I Know is the podcast from Seedcamp, Europe’s seed fund. Tune into hear the inside story from startup founders, investors and leading tech voices: the people who’ve built businesses, scaled globally, failed fantastically and learnt massively. Seedcamp invests early in world-class founders attacking large, global markets and solving real problems using technology. Seedcamp provides the in... more

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Eric Ries's The Lean Startup method is undeniably one of the most influential writings published on entrepreneurship in the last decade. It gave a whole generation of founders a new way to build - and made 'pivot' a household word. Now he's tackling ... more

We knew Pari Singh was special when he walked into Seedcamp at 21 and told us that he could design rockets faster than anyone in the world. Fast forward nine years, and Flow Engineering is now the operating system for the next generation of physical ... more

James Kuht MBE has spent 15 years working on what happens when powerful technology meets the messiness of real organisations. He's learned that developing the technology is rarely the hard part - the hard part is getting people to use it in a way tha... more

In the latest Seedcamp Deep Dive, our Managing Partner, Carlos Eduardo Espinal, discusses the complexities of investing in deeptech, dual-use and the defence sector. He's joined by two distinguished guests from defence and investment backgrounds: Nic... more

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Eric Ries
Author and founder of LTSC (Long-Term Stock Exchange)
LTSC
Episode: How great companies can stay great with Eric Ries
Pari Singh
Founder, Flow Engineering
Flow Engineering
Episode: Pari Singh from Flow Engineering on why legacy manufacturing must adapt or die
James Kuht
Founder of Pear
Pear
Episode: Pair's James Kuht MBE on helping enterprise love AI
Nicola Sinclair
Partner at Twin Track Ventures
Twin Track Ventures
Episode: From the Forces to Investing in Deeptech, Dual-Use, and the Defence Sector
Sam Burrell
Partner at Expeditions Fund
Expeditions Fund
Episode: From the Forces to Investing in Deeptech, Dual-Use, and the Defence Sector
Nandan Nayampally
Chief Commercial Officer at Baya Systems
Baya Systems
Episode: Beyond Silicon: Navigating The Future of Semiconductor Innovation and Geopolitics
Andrey Khusid
CEO and founder of Miro (formerly Realtime Board)
Miro
Episode: Miro’s CEO Andrey Khusid on navigating explosive growth

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Carlos
Host of the show, associated with Seedcamp and This Much I Know – Seedcamp Podcast

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Informative and Insightful

    Highly recommend this podcast which contains a lot of helpful knowledge for the entrepreneur/business owner/investor from a wide array of guests. You’ll always leave with a few nuggets of wisdom. Download some episodes and listen today!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rossy3783929259
    United States5 years ago
  • Empowering, authentic and refreshing! 🙌

    Wherever you are in your journey as an entrepreneur (whether you’ve got multiple successful ventures under your belt or are literally just trying to figure out what it means to be an entrepreneur), this podcast needs to be on your list of must-listens! Stories are so powerful in the startup world - these especially. Carlos and the entire Seedcamp team do an incredible job of bringing guests onto the show who cover a wide range of startup topics in a way that humanizes their journey (and the indu... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoshCrist
    United States7 years ago
  • This Much I NOW Know

    Well worth a listen for anyone interested in startups or understanding more about VCs and investing. Perfect for an aspiring founder like me!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    startupdude1
    United Kingdom9 years ago
  • Gem of a podcast

    Real gem of a podcast, this. Some fantastic founders and Europe's most renowned investors (including Index, Balderton, etc)...& Joseph Gordon-Levitt! Massively insightful in understanding both what investors and VCs look for on founders, and also in understanding why startups fail or succeed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jeemo7e
    United Kingdom9 years ago
  • Hugely insightful

    This podcast is an incredible resource for me as a founder. It's a great way to learn from other founders and their journey as well as from VCs on what they look for when investing in companies.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    startups1
    United Kingdom9 years ago

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Shows practical startup wisdom from diverse guests.
Offers European tech insights and investor perspectives.
Authentic and founder-focused with actionable takeaways.
Excellent resource for aspiring founders and investors.

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How great companies can stay great with Eric Ries
Q: What inspired the three-part structure of the book and its gravity metaphor?
Ries explains that the book begins with a dark reckoning about gravity pulling organizations toward mediocrity, then moves to escape velocity as a blueprint for resilience, and finally bends light to show how mission and values can be transmitted and shaped within the market, using this structure to guide readers from inner to outer layers of governance.
Pari Singh from Flow Engineering on why legacy manufacturing must adapt or die
Q: What is Flow actually doing for companies that don't want to go extinct, and how does it scale from pilots to enterprise deployment?
Flow provides a centralized, evolving requirements and system-of-record framework that unifies mechanical, electrical, software, and regulatory domains. It enables rapid pilot-to-scale deployments by proving value earlier with faster feedback loops, ultimately supporting tens to hundreds of thousands of design artifacts and millions of test cases in customers like Rivian.
Pari Singh from Flow Engineering on why legacy manufacturing must adapt or die
Q: Walk us through how early days at Flow evolved to now, and how you sell into organizations.
Initially, Flow aimed for a bottoms-up PLG approach, but it proved misaligned with how enterprises buy. They shifted to a culture-transformation sell: not just a tool, but a new way of working. That pivot unlocked GTM, moving from CRM-driven tool sales to engaging chief engineers, VPs of engineering, and CTOs with a focus on cross-functional processes, speed, and iterative workflows.
Miro’s CEO Andrey Khusid on navigating explosive growth
Q: Why move toward an innovation workspace and bundling?
Bundling required building a structured suite that supports end-to-end workflows, accelerating time to market and delivering end-to-end value across discovery to delivery, not just isolated features.
Miro’s CEO Andrey Khusid on navigating explosive growth
Q: How did the product strategy evolve from Realtime Board to Miro?
The team integrated multiple early products into a single, collaborative canvas to form a new category—visual collaboration—emphasizing simplicity for generalists while enabling advanced use cases.

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What is This Much I Know about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series centers on early-stage startup journeys, founder insights, and the evolving role of technology in business scale. Episodes frequently explore AI adoption in enterprises, go-to-market strategies, and the practical realities of funding and governance in Europe's startup ecosystem. Notable threads include hands-on approaches to AI training, product-led growth, and dual-use or defense-related tech topics, along with deep dives into hardware and semiconductor trends. The show tends to spotlight founders and investors who share pragmatic lessons, tactical frameworks, and a passion for building durable, globally relevant companies. Listeners can expect candid origin stories, actionable takeaways, and a tilt toward software-enabled hard... more

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4. Nicola Sinclair
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