Night In The Soho

Why waste now-time on before-time, when everything happens in the future-time?

Doctors Of Pretend - History (TPC 186)

Higher And Higher

Bombin'

This week on Stakes is High, Jones and TC are joined returning duo, CK @originalck and Jacqui @jessjacqui. Listen as the group discusses who we have as role models, with a focus on youth and young black women. Kamala Harris was recently selected to run with Biden as VP of the United States, but there's also a hit song called WAP by Meg Thee Stallion and Cardi B. Where will the focus be for young black voters, a sexually vulgar hit or helping vote the first black woman VP into office? Do we know how to focus our attention on both, or will one be a distraction to the other? Oh, and regular dudes out here making sexual consent forms, but why? Tune in, like, comment, and share!

To WAP, or Not To WAP (Ft. Jacqui & CK) (Ep: 226)

Contains elements from HERB GELLER ft. MARK MURPHY - Space a la mode + drums
For Pad Bank Flip It 186

A Perfect Day For A Drive

Ravi Mhatre is a founding partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners and focuses primarily on software/cloud infrastructure, applications and internet investments. Before starting Lightspeed, Mhatre was an investor with Bessemer Venture Partners and before entering the venture capital industry, he was with Silicon Graphics, where he was a product manager and later directed the company’s workstation market development efforts. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Ravi Belani, he explores what a career in VC looks like, and talks about some of the sectors and technologies that he believes are poised to transform the future.

Ravi Mhatre (Lightspeed Venture Partners) - The Language of Technology

How I Move.mp3

Tunnel Vizion

Pariah Rebel - #179 Mid School Madness

Cheek Bone - Kjefte Knekker (prod. .ethereal)

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