Millennial Masters

Space startup funding is the focus here, as Philip Hover-Smoot argues that big rounds can look like traction long before anything has flown. He explains why he left Scout Space to build Atlas Cup, a public performance test for spacecraft companies.

Financial literacy for founders is the focus here, with Lauren Pearl arguing that delegating finance is not the same as understanding it. She digs into flawed growth forecasts, the real cost of hiring, and how financial models can reveal when a business is no longer viable.

Non-technical founders can build a tech company without learning to code, but they do need enough technical fluency to lead well. Sophia Matveeva explores how to test demand early, get honest feedback, and avoid mistaking a polished prototype for a real product.

AI-built software is the focus here, with Konstantin Klyagin explaining why fast prototyping can hide serious product and engineering problems. The conversation looks at where AI helps, where senior technical judgment still matters, and how to grow a software business without getting ahead of real demand.

Video strategy is the real focus here, with Dustin Schultz arguing that clarity beats production value when businesses want content that actually works. The conversation digs into messaging, platform fit, distribution, founder-led content, and where AI helps or distracts.