In this episode, Dan and I discuss the evolution of product management, the impact of vibe coding, and the importance of cross-functional collaboration.

In this episode, David explains how they are testing their way into luxury portable restrooms, showers, beverage trailers, and beyond.

In this episode, Aurora shares how she tested an innovative publishing company that helps you launch as a thought leader.

In this episode we interview Scott McLeod. Scott is the Chief Brand Officer of Resident, a direct-to-consumer company that designs and sells home furnishings such as mattresses and bedding. They were acquired by Ashley in 2024 for $1 billion.

JL discusses the challenges of making innovation stick, the role of customer feedback, and the significance of using the right language to engage teams and leaders.

Cathy shares her journey into the world of worms, detailing how her business was born when the local landfill was shut down and the city began exporting all of their waste.

Michael shares his story of how he tested his new, open-ear bone conduction headphones with amplification, before bringing them to market.

Moita shares his journey from studying aerospace engineering to becoming a product manager and eventually creating what is now called Product Weekend.

Charles shares his journey from the entertainment industry to becoming the CTO of the Clippers. We dug into how experimentation can improve the NBA fan experience.

Hala chats about how the term Minimum Viable Product has evolved over the last decade and how lean startup principles can be applied to community building.

Dr. Micheal talks about improving your hiring practices through data-driven testing and iteration.

Alberto discusses how he coined the term "pretotyping” while working at Google and why you still need to test for desirability.

Sylvia shares how a company can start out as a solution to a personal problem, but in order to be a viable business, we need to perform customer discovery beyond friends and family to see if there is any traction.

Dylan Lam shares how he tested his dropshipping business and why crowdfunding platforms can help you create a community of early adopters.

Matthew Davis shares his journey in the legal profession, discussing the challenges and assumptions he faced when starting his own law firm.

Pat Copeland shares his first hand account of how the Dash Button idea was originally tested at Amazon.

Matt discusses the importance of testing and analyzing content to achieve success, particularly in the realm of social media.

Ann discusses the challenges faced in the coaching industry and the significance of targeting the right market for premium clients.

In this episode Deon discusses the importance of testing and problem-solving in SaaS payment and risk protection.

In this episode Chris discusses the significance of customer feedback in marketing, movies and video game design.