Long business podcasts, cut down to only the useful part.

Two people who've built and sold internet businesses go through about twenty companies run by one or two people making $300K–$14M a year — and the four free methods they use, on camera, to size up any private company from the outside.

One question — if you started a software company from scratch tomorrow, what would you actually do? — held for half an hour by someone who made $100K at 13, dropped out at 16, and co-founded an $800M company. Unusually physical: messages to send, communities to join, what to watch a stranger do with your product.

Questions crowdsourced from an audience with no following and no product yet — what to sell, why it isn't selling, and how to keep going when nothing works. The best answer arrives 33 minutes in; it's moved to the front here.