A creative studio and podcast network — Charlotte, NC. Shows, writing, clips, and the conditions for other creative work. A KazSource brand.
Charlotte, NC
Joined May 2013
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Talent stacking. Take your experience, knowledge, skills & uniqueness -- use podcasts, blogs, social posts, emails, and reddit to publish
Your skills once stacked together become extraordinary. You can become the only person w/ that combo.
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A conversation with Haniff Brown (@haniff_brown), founder and CEO of FIT:MATCH (@FitMatchAI), on what four smartphone photos can tell a scout about a young athlete, why late developers lose out on playing time, and what happens when a coach's gut disagrees with the data.
You can listen right here on X
Chapters:
00:15 Data in sports today
01:31 What FIT:MATCH does with four photos
05:47 Why late developers lose playing time
09:27 Preventing a costly signing
14:06 What happens to the photos and data
22:44 When a coach disagrees with the data
26:19 Starting in retail, user experience first
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“Why would I host a podcast or go on one?”
Because people get to hear how you think. They get to know you before you ever meet. And your ideas can reach people you didn’t know were looking.
This is why I wanted to share this @moonshots_pod clip. I talk with people all the time who have so much worth sharing, but don’t think anyone would be interested in hearing it.
Whether you’re building a business, figuring out your career, or working on something you care about, give this a watch.
@PeterDiamandis @DaveBlundin @salimismail @alexwg
Full episode below.
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Auburn moved a home date to Atlanta.
Peach Bowl CEO David Epps says NIL can become part of what makes that trade worthwhile — and other neutral-site operators may eventually face the same ask.
The economics of taking college football off campus:
sportsepreneur.com/peach-bow…
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By graduation, the average student has spent about 16,000 hours in school and 10,000 hours playing games. Matt Dalio sees the opportunity in the time students already give to what holds their attention. #GameBasedLearning #Education
A student vibe-coded his own SAT training system, used it to score 1580, and put the product online. Matt Dalio immediately saw the business. #VibeCoding #EdTech
Basic technical fluency is becoming the power skill. Matt Dalio on what gives people leverage in an artificial intelligence (AI) economy. #TechnicalFluency #FutureOfWork
The biggest risk from AI may still be human.
Matt Dalio on what happens as AI gives people more capability. And why broad prosperity matters to where this all goes.
From the Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast.
School sends designers to one building and engineers to another. Then they graduate and have to talk to each other for the first time. Matt Dalio asks the obvious question: why not collaborate all four years?
The person you want to hire can run chains of AI agents. Matt Dalio asks why we aren't teaching more people to do that. His answer starts with educators who are scared of the tools, intimidated by them, or never learned them.
An institution reflects its leader. Matt Dalio says Arizona State's innovation culture doesn't stop at the top. Every team he works with there starts from the same stance: "There is a better way. Let's go find it."
Matt Dalio isn't talking about robots taking over. He's talking about mass unemployment if we don't teach people to use AI.
Civilizational-type stakes.
Full conversation on Entrepreneur Perspectives EP198.
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The strongest engineer Matt Dalio ever hired didn't have a high school diploma. Outperformed candidates from the best schools in the world.
I sat down with Matt @Endless48 - founder of @endless_global - on Entrepreneur Perspectives. We get into why portfolio beats pedigree, what Arizona State is doing differently in higher ed, and why teaching kids to build games might be the most complete education there is.
0:00 Why ASU is rethinking higher education
8:06 No degree required
11:26 Portfolio over pedigree
16:00 Game-making as a real education
23:37 Claude Code and the future of building
42:00 Teaching a generation to build
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The strongest engineer Matt Dalio ever hired didn't have a high school diploma. Outperformed candidates from the best schools in the world.
I sat down with Matt @Endless48 - founder of @endless_global - on Entrepreneur Perspectives. We get into why portfolio beats pedigree, what Arizona State is doing differently in higher ed, and why teaching kids to build games might be the most complete education there is.
0:00 Why ASU is rethinking higher education
8:06 No degree required
11:26 Portfolio over pedigree
16:00 Game-making as a real education
23:37 Claude Code and the future of building
42:00 Teaching a generation to build
Not every valuable interaction can be traced back to one post, one episode, or one article.
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The idea that a novel was a dead daydream that came alive through reading.
- Matt Haig (The Midnight Train)
A podcast can be more than a show.
It can be:
a relationship engine
a reason to reach out
a trust builder
a content source
a sponsor platform
a business development tool
The mistake is judging every podcast like it has the same job.
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Most businesses judge podcasts by the wrong scoreboard.
Downloads matter.
But for many companies, the real value is trust, access, relationships, authority, and content.
A podcast does not need to become a massive media property to be worth doing.
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Trust usually builds gradually.
Content is often part of that process long before anyone reaches out.
kazcm.com/ambient-influence-…
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College sports has a new funding question.
Who pays for it?
Most families have no idea.
Our investigation: sportsepreneur.com/student-a…
