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Host of Travel Channel's Resort Rescue, Shane Green, joins the show to talk about company culture, business tips, and roast us for losing the 1st recording with him

UFC Social Media Manager, Shanda Maloney, joins the show to talk about managing a brand as large and popular as The Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Life is Beautiful Founder, Rehan Choudhry, joins us as we start the show back up to talk about the Downtown Las Vegas festival in its 2nd year.

Zappos CEO and Downtown Project head Tony Hsieh joins the show to talk about the popular e-commerce company, downtown #Vegas, and drink fernet

Developer Scott Hanselman joins our show and instantly takes over, flexing his interviewing and podcasting muscles.

Tech Cocktail CEO talks new book, CELEBRATE tech conference, and what it's like for his media company producing tech related events across the country.

Sarah Evans is an incredible PR and communications expert who has helped brands across the country tell their story, now we get to hear hers.

Chris Lindland, CEO of Betabrand joins the show to tell us how he got started and where the company famous for hoodies and courdarounds is headed.

Off for Memorial Day, the crew releases a behind the scenes audio clip from a test episode we did before going live.

VC Phil Sanderson talks Rap, technology startups, and plays a little game with our show...

Entrepreneurs are being empowered across the globe, in part thanks to Up Global

Geekatoo targets retailer's tech support services with on-site tech support nationwide.

Kickstarter records and NBA draft hacking leads to the successful Flint and Tinder clothing company.

Midweek Crisis - This week we have 500 Startups company Tie Society. Think of Netflix, only for suit ties, to help you stay so fresh and so clean.

Kalombo makes a beat LIVE, and we talk hip hop, youtube and how he has amassed 250k subscribers

Amy Jo talks tech and social media as we celebrate with her the 5th anniversary of Digital Royalty

  Subscribe Now on iTunes! | Download Episode Aziz Gilani, Director at Mercury Fund talks about Facebook's spending spree, and gives startups tips on how to get in front of a venture capitalist   In this episode we discuss Wu Tang Clan's plan to make only 1 copy of their new album, the latest acquisition by Facebook, and we talk with Director of the seed stage investment Mercury Fund, Aziz Gilani. Subscribe Now on iTunes! Show Notes (h/t to @driph for this suggestion) Peeps on the Show  Aziz Gilani, Director at Mercury Fund, a seed stage investment fund out of Houston Texas. Manya and Chris, our guest hosts for episode 3. Things we mention in the show : GabeShep mentions article about Facebook/Oculus (mistakenly credits Yahoo!)                                  http://j.mp/1juFmly Aziz mentions blog post about Intuit purchasing Mint by First Round (mistakenly says its by Shasta)  http://j.mp/1pDoBGN The Show mentions the "40 Year Old Virgin" poster re-creation of Aziz. Designed by @Seeecoy    http://j.mp/1lkajcg Multiple references to article by Dave Knox, on FB Acquisitions                                           http://j.mp/1iat3rN     Things you might not know about this show : We didn't have the energy level we normally do, so before the show we started drinking and probably over did it. 10 minutes before the show started, none of the equipment was working. We still don't know why or how it fixed itself.   Did we miss something? Let us know

  Subscribe Now on iTunes! | Download Episode Tinder Co-Founder, Jonathan Badeen swipes right on the show to talk about the popular dating app and address the critics In this episode of Don't Sweat The Tech, we recap SXSW, and hold a lengthy conversation with a co-founder of the startup Tinder, Jonathan Badeen. Badeen explains how the tech company got started, and where it is headed.  

  Subscribe Now on iTunes! | Download Episode SXSW Interactive Director, Hugh Forrest is the 1st guest on our show and gives us a history lesson of South by Southwest In this episode we talk about the future of bitcoin considering the collapse of Mt. GOX, the acquisition of WhatsApp by Facebook, and we interview the Director of SXSW Interactive, Hugh Forrest. South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive launched in 1994...If you look back at the festival's growth, specifically interactive, and the impact to the local Austin community; It is no surprise that Hugh Forrest is still the Director. Hugh really doesn't have anything going on right now, so we get to sit down with him on our first show (released March 3rd, 2014).