San Francisco godfather Jimmy Flowers talks planting gardens in public spaces, giving away weed, spreading love, and following his angels.

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

On Hyde and California in San Francisco we talk SF culture, the short fuse in the court of public opinion, and how “being gay isn’t all roses and penises.”

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

In a 1996 International 4700 Armored Truck, Joel Ifill talks about how his company Dash Shipping is providing the future of civilian airdrop technology.

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

The iPhone changed everything. @graiz saw this early and built a company around it called Raizlabs. We riff on the recent acquisition of his company and the current tech landscape (hellscape?) including blockchain, Uber, Tesla, Google, The Facebook- all the heavy hitters.

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

53 days, 49 miles per day, Mexico to Canada, call it the Pacific Crest Trail. It all started as a way to raise money for CancerCare (donate!) in honor of his two year old cousin who passed from Neuroblastoma. Now it’s kicked off a career in ultra marathoning, breaking world records, and being a total beast.

This episode sponsored by Trackster, the ultimate training platform for running hardos. Trusted by Boston College, University of Oregon, and more. Emmet Scullivan is a cofounder of Trackster and a friend of no gradient from the beginning, we thank him for his continued support.

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

Louis Serafini thought when he graduated in 2013 him and the track were done- it was time to make money and be successful. Then he said, “oh wait, this sucks” put the spikes back on and built his life around what he wants to do. He’s now a sub 4 miler, enjoying the day to day, and letting the future take care of itself.

This episode sponsored by Trackster, the ultimate training platform for running hardos. Trusted by Boston College, University of Oregon, and more. Emmet Scullivan is a cofounder of Trackster and a friend of no gradient from the beginning, we thank him for his continued support.

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.

 

Selling season tickets for the Philadelphia 76ers at a time when the organization broke the franchise record for sales, James Zingarini cracks open the realness talking post grad disillusionment. The transition from schooling to the “real world” is jarring- let Zingarini tell you why that’s okay.

Houston, no gradient is now a video podcast- check your local YouTube. Shout-out to Aryan Davani  and Emmet Scullivan for pushing video ✊

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Produced by Chris Derr and James Newhouse. Music by Chris Hoogewerff.