NC Tweener Talks
NC Tweener FundA podcast for builders by builders in North Carolina. We explore the startup journey and stories with NC founders, from the idea to the exit and everything in between. NC Tweener Talks is hosted by Scot Wingo, presented and produced by NC Tweener Fund, with creative assets and design support from Walk West.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessInvesting | |||
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This is a slightly different Tweener Talks. Akash and Austin are reflective founders. They think in frameworks, they read widely, and they’ve clearly spent a lot of time pulling patterns out of past wins and failures. So, we leaned in and made the ep... more
In episode 2 of Redacted, David and Taylor get into the messy middle of building with AI inside a real business.
After compressing Offline from a 34-person team to a much smaller operating crew, AI stopped being a fun experiment and became a necessi... more
After Tweener Madness, we’re back to regular programming with a special conversation featuring Marc Minor, CEO & Co-Founder of Higharc.
In this episode, Marc talks about the long road to building fundamental technology, why Higharc spent years devel... more
On April 9th we hosted the Triangle’s first OpenClaw meetup (more info here). This week we’re featuring our final talk with Robbie Allen!
Robbie 20+ years building AI products. He ran engineering teams at Cisco, was CEO of three venture-backed AI s... more
We don’t break the NC-only rule often but when we do, there’s a good reason. Switchyards isn’t just an Atlanta story anymore. It is expanding into Raleigh and already operating in Durham, so Michael Tavani is building right here in the Triangle. That... more
Today, we’re launching something new under the NC Tweener Talks network. It’s called [Redacted]. Most AI content today is polished with clean demos, perfect workflows, and everything looks like it worked on the first try. But if you’ve actually built... more
In this episode of NC Tweener Talks, we share a talk from the first OpenClaw meetup in the Triangle, featuring Ryan Eade
Ryan’s talk walks through how he runs a 4-agent AI team off a single $24/month DigitalOcean droplet using OpenClaw for personal ... more
Scot Wingo is a serial founder, General Partner at the NC Tweener Fund, and CEO of ReFiBuy. With decades of experience building and scaling companies in e-commerce and SaaS, he’s now focused on what it takes to win in the AI era.
In this episode, re... more
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