
Warm Intro is what happens when you sit down at a dinner party and fall into the best conversation in the room.
Not an interview. A conversation. Honest, human, and sometimes weird conversation with interesting people doing big things.
Entrepreneurs, artists, politicians and chefs open up about their childhoods, hot takes and insecurities — with honesty, humor, and heart.
Presented by Wefunde... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipPersonal JournalsSociety & CultureBusiness | |||

Congressman Mike Lawler holds a seat that no other Republican had held since the year he was born (he is a 39-year-old Republican from deep-blue New York).
The reason he was able to win — and keep — that seat is the same reason he's been ranked one ... more
Matt Flannery’s work has uplifted over six million families across a hundred countries.
That’s because Matt is one of the godfathers of microfinance. His creations, Kiva and Branch, have delivered billions of dollars in small loans to some of the mo... more
Nick Tommarello has probably helped fund more American founders than almost anyone alive.
But Nick’s not a businessman — he’s a founder. That distinction matters a lot to him and it defines everything about him.
See, Nick loves risk and he thrives... more
Ethan Agarwal is the youngest and strangest candidate running for Governor.
Ethan’s not a politician, he’s a founder. And a very successful one. He grew his first company to $100M in revenue, and then sold it. He then raised $50M for a second compan... more
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Warm Intro has been a podcast highlight for me this fall. Chai’s thoughtful questions and natural conversational style make each episode feel like catching up with a sharp friend over coffee. As an early-stage investor in Emerging Asia living abroad, the podcast also keeps me connected to great stories at home in the States and around the Wefunder ecosystem. I look forward to next season and more meaningful conversations.
Chai dismisses his critics by insisting they “don’t listen,” then immediately strawmans their arguments, proving he is the one not listening. And for someone who claims to spend “a lot of time thinking,” he shows little depth. It should not take much reflection to realize that launching a show with a guest widely criticized as an antisemite—and then giving him space to defend an antisemite who opposed asylum for Jewish refugees and stated that "antisemitism should be part of Indian liberation"—i... more
What does it say when their first guest proudly wears a shirt supporting N*zism?
Shame on Wefunder for supporting such bigotry.
Great conversations!
Chai is a wonderful host! Been loving it so far and can’t wait for more
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Focusing on authentic and engaging discussions, the content features a diverse array of guests including entrepreneurs, artists, politicians, and chefs, sharing their personal journeys and insights. These conversations often explore themes of home ownership, ethics in business, cultural influences, and community building, evoking an intimate dinner party atmosphere where vulnerability and humor coexist. Such interactions emphasize emotional narratives over pure business success, creating a space that is appealing for those who appreciate personal stories within a variety of societal contexts.
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Recent guests on Warm Intro include:
1. Mike Lawler
2. Ethan Agarwal
3. Niles Lichtenstein
4. Sana Javeri Kadri
5. Harrison Cheney
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