My conversation with @MollySOShea.
Molly is the founder of @sourceryy a media company covering technology, startups, and the people building some of Silicon Valley's most influential companies.
She's known for her unconventional interviews with founders and executives like @PalantirTech's Alex Karp and @anduriltech 's @PalmerLuckey.
We discuss how she went from working in venture capital to building Sourcery, the strategies behind landing interviews with some of tech's most powerful CEOs, and why creating content that looks different from everyone else's is becoming increasingly important.
We also discuss:
- How she built relationships with influential founders and executives in Silicon Valley
- Why she left venture capital after a career setback that changed her perspective on success
- How walking interviews and factory tours helped Sourcery stand out in a crowded media landscape
- The strategy of publishing a list of 100 dream guests to land high-profile interviews
Enjoy!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
03:00 - Why Molly Left Venture Capital for Media
14:04 - Building Sourcery and Finding a Unique Content Strategy
21:48 - How Molly Landed Her Viral Alex Karp Interview
32:31 - Reinventing Interviews With HQ and Factory Tours
37:28 - The Challenges of Producing Unconventional Content
41:21 - What Molly Learned From Silicon Valley's Top Founders
42:35 - What's Next for Sourcery?
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