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Welcome to Curiosity Class, the podcast where we unravel the mysteries of the universe, one fascinating topic at a time. Join us each episode as we sit down with experts from diverse fields who break down complex subjects, making them accessible and engaging for everyone.
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Why More Views Isn't the Win w/ Josh Stabinsky (Ep #67) (opens the original)
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Every time someone presses play, they hand you an hour of their life they can never get back. Josh Stabinsky thinks about that math for a living, and it changed how he builds. Josh Stabinsky is a data scientist at Spotify who works on podcast and creator growth, and the host of the Unit Economics podcast, which he has grown to 60 episodes in a year without missing a single week. What you'll take away: Why asking someone to press play is a bigger favor than it sounds The two-episodes-a-week exper
Why AI Makes Math More Important, Not Less w/ Chris Roberts (Ep #66) (opens the original)
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Chris Roberts spent 30 years writing software. He says the class that actually trained him for it was not computer science. It was 10th grade geometry, and he did not figure out why until decades later. Chris holds degrees in both math and music education, taught math from the classroom to the college level, spent three decades in software development, and wrote "Math Education in the Age of AI." He now builds free math-fluency tools for students through his nonprofit. What you'll take away: The
Why Billion-Dollar Companies Will Have 2 Employees w/ David Currant (Ep #65) (opens the original)
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David thinks that within ten years there will be billion-dollar companies run by one or two people. Not a team of 500. Two. David Currant has founded four companies, been through Y Combinator (same batch as DoorDash), sold two, buried one, and is now building MX Pilot, an AI "marketing brain" for small businesses. What you'll take away: Why David tells his own kids to skip the normal job entirely, and what he teaches them instead The 15 percent number at Y Combinator that quietly turns a startup
Where Does All Your Money Actually Go? (Ep #64) (opens the original)
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I give myself an unlimited budget for books. I also track basically every dollar my wife and I spend. Those two things sound like a contradiction, but they're actually the whole point. This is how we decide what to spend on without an ounce of guilt, and what to cut without feeling deprived. Turns out "budgeting" done right feels less like punishment and more like permission. I'm no financial advisor, just someone who loves this stuff enough to do a whole solo episode on it. This is exactly what
What's the Cursive of the AI Age? (Ep #63) (opens the original)
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I learned cursive in third grade and used it exactly once - to sign my name. So what's the cursive of the AI age? Which skills should you actually keep learning when the machine can do so much? No guest this week - just me thinking out loud. I'm not a futurist or an AI expert; I'm a curious guy who reads a lot, builds things, and likes chewing on which skills are actually worth your time. What you'll take away: A simple gut-check for which skills survive AI - and which ones quietly became option
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