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Covid changed many people’s relationship with technology… so what comes next? We explore why technophobia always happens in cycles, why you shouldn't be so concerned about social media, and how we can be more open-minded in the future. This is a special rebroadcast of the podcast Pessimists Archive, also hosted by Jason Feifer. Subscribe to Pessimists Archive here: https://link.chtbl.com/pessarc

O2 is a fitness recovery drink sold at gyms. So when gyms closed during lockdown, founder Dave Colina wanted to find a way to drive sales while helping out his suffering partners. The result: Everybody won. Here's a lesson in how good values leads to good business.

Retail is not as simple as getting products into stores, as Tiffany Krumins learned the hard way. Here are her tough lessons, which she learned after scoring big on the first-ever episode of Shark Tank.

The most important question an entrepreneur can ask today: "If I were starting my business today, what business would I build?" We discuss this (and how to reinvent yourself too!) with Matt Higgins, a recurring shark on Shark Tank and CEO of the investment firm RSE Ventures.

Patrick Bolan bought an old clock company Geochron and tried to modernize it. Employees revolted so hard that they locked him out of the building. Here's how he finally turned things around.

The virus may have pulled us apart, but it's also shown us the power of connections. I explain our unprecedented new cover, and then have a conversation with Mustafa Nuur, founder of Bridge, whose job is to bring people together.