Changing Shapes
Changing Shapes
Podcast Description
Technologies shape culture. Our innovations shape the frameworks for how we understand the world and relate to each other. How are we doing?
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Content Themes
The show focuses on themes such as the impact of AI on human connection, authenticity in the digital age, and cultural intelligence, with episodes exploring topics like the crisis of authenticity, the implications of algorithmic bias, and the evolving nature of creativity in a tech-driven world.
Every product creates a relationship between the people who build it and the people who use it. Changing Shapes is a podcast for founders, builders and operators who want to make things that connect with the people who use them.
Host Tom Horak, founder of All Shapes (allshapes.io), talks with people who have built that relationship between product and audience, and gets them to walk through exactly how. Tom founded the studio behind Five Minute Journal and The Doctor’s Kitchen. He started his career in fine art and has spent over a decade thinking about what makes that relationship hold up.
New episodes weekly.
”My first and primary motive is to make sure I'm backing good people. Then we go to the business piece.”
Angeley Mullins has scaled seven companies, including one unicorn and one IPO, and she runs every first meeting in that order.
She tells Tom Horak what she listens for in a founder before the deck comes out, why ten thousand email subscribers is not traction until someone has paid, and the ten-second read that tells female founders and founders of color how a VC meeting is going to go.
For founders, builders and operators who want to build things that connect with the people who use them. Host Tom Horak, founder ofAll Shapes, talks with people who have built that relationship between product and audience, and gets them to walk through exactly how.
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Recorded at The Social Hub Berlin.
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