It’s hard to overstate just how insane it is that @davidsenra spent 5+ years working on @FoundersPodcast, losing money for many of those years, before it blew up and started to receive the recognition it deserves. This level of weekly dedication, by himself, with little to no outside recognition, for years, is incredible. It’s no surprise that James Dyson (the guy who had 5,127 prototypes before he had success) is Senra’s hero… I remember when I first discovered Founders back in 2022. It was like finding a goldmine in the middle of the desert. I sent it to the full Huberman Lab team and many friends with the note: “Is this show incredible or am I crazy?!” I had to buy each a $100 subscription to share it given that it was paywalled. I couldn’t believe it wasn’t a top show. It’s so cool to see how the show, largely through word of mouth and folks like @patrick_oshag, has developed a huge and wildly influential following. 10 years in. 1,000 to go. Congrats Senra!

We're coming to NYC in September! Radio City Music Hall on Thursday, Sept. 17. Get your tickets here: These live events are always a blast. Andrew does an audience Q&A for the majority of the night. @hubermanlab // @RadioCity

I’ve worked in comms / media my entire professional life. I can say with certainty that @lulumeservey is the best thinker I’ve encountered on the topic of executive and corporate communications. Her ideas on “go direct,” “proof of work,” and “traditional PR is dead” resonate deeply and align with everything I’ve seen over the past few years in the ever-evolving media landscape. If you are a founder, a business leader, or are even remotely interested in brand building or business comms, this is a must-listen conversation and Lulu is a must-follow here on X. Nice work @lulumeservey @davidsenra. Already looking forward to Lulu’s next appearance on the podcast.